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4 Packaging − Handling − Storage
4.1 Transport − Delivery
The conditions and methods of
transport are defined with the cus-
tomer, at the time of processing the
contract.
Packaging is dependent on the
conditions of transport, storage and
the nature of the product being
transported.
The Functional Unit must be
handled and transported ver-
tically (position shown below).
4.2 Packaging for the Functional Units
F The packaging of a Functional
Unit for road and rail transport:
− fixed on to a wooden pallet or
bound by hoops,
− covered by plastic sheeting,
− protection of the front face.
F The packaging of a Functional
Unit for air and maritime
transport:
− under a heat−sealed cover
with bags of desiccant,
− packed in wooden crates.
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F Status of the equipment on
delivery:
1. Load break switch "Open"
2. Earthing switch
"Closed".
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4.3 The accessories package
Contains all elements required for
locating and connecting the Func-
tional Units to busbar and cable
connections.
4.4 Reception/Acceptance
F Ensure that the material
delivered is all there.
F Carry out a visual inspection of
the Functional Units and moving
parts.
F Verify that the accessories are
present in accordance with the
attached list.
F Check the characteristics shown
on the name and rating plates,
in relation to the initial order
(see § 4.5).
In the event of an anomaly,
inform and make the
necessary reserves with the
transporter.
The Functional Unit must
remain on its base, within its
original packaging during any
storage period and until it arrives at
the location of its installation.
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