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General| Brand | Argus |
|---|---|
| Model | E25 MOD II |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Instructions must be kept with plant documentation and available to the operator.
Describes the E25 MOD II variants and notes that additional components might not be detailed.
Explains document structure elements like text formatting, listings, and icons.
Defines intended use, liability for misuse, and adherence to instructions.
Details explosion hazards and necessary precautions for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Outlines risks of serious injury from hot surfaces, contamination, lifting, and moving parts, with mitigation measures.
Specifies requirements for qualified personnel working on the unit, including knowledge of regulations.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION indicators in the text.
Lists items included in the basic scope of supply and references typeplate for technical data.
Lists valve types compatible with the actuator, such as ball and butterfly valves.
Details the information typically found on the unit's typeplate.
Explains ATEX directive compliance, flameproof enclosure, and unit classification.
Describes intended uses for operating various types of valves.
Explains how the electric motor, brake, and gears drive the operating shaft.
Specifies environmental and handling conditions for storing the actuator.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for transporting the unit.
Covers unpacking, checking for damage, and preparing connections before installation.
Explains how to mount the actuator on different valve types, including drive couplings.
Provides a table of tightening torques for mounting screws and nuts.
Details safe procedures for connecting the unit to power and pipelines, including warnings.
Shows the standard circuit diagram and mentions the built-in thermal switch.
Explains how to connect the brake plug for AC or DC supplies and the role of the diode.
Describes how to use limit switches in overload situations, including plug and cable management.
Details standard settings and procedures for adjusting end-position limit switches.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for using the hand lever to manually operate the valve.
Explains how the electric motor, timing belt, and limit switches enable automatic operation.
Lists common faults, their causes, and corrective actions for the unit.
Safety precautions for working on units in contaminated areas after operation.
Steps for removing external dirt using water and cleaning agents.
General maintenance requirements and safety for the unit.
Lists essential tools for performing maintenance tasks on the unit.
Identifies parts that can be replaced if worn or damaged, and how to order them.
Highlights safety warnings related to pipelines and cable damage during repair work.
Guides on setting end-position limit switches using manual operation and specific tools.
Details the tools and steps required to change the timing belt, including tension release.
Safety measures for removing hazardous substances from units in contaminated areas.
Steps and safety precautions for safely removing the unit from its installation.
Conditions and checks for reusing the unit after it has been stored.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the unit, considering potential environmental hazards.
Unit specifications, working clearance, and application limits.
Summarizes CE, ATEX, and IECEx conformity details and referenced appendix documents.
Space for miscellaneous notes and remarks related to the product or manual.
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