Fig. 13 Installation of a unit with a petrol engine
4.
Install the unit with respect to the wind direction so that the exhaust gases are
not drawn in. If the wind changes you must turn the unit accordingly.
6.3 Electrical connection of the unit
DANGER
Danger to life due to electric voltages!
Contact with live parts leads to death or serious injuries.
Work on the electrical unit may be carried out by an electrician only.
Make sure that the unit is tension-free for the necessary work.
1.
Follow the basic safety instructions, see Chapter 2.4.1 Fundamental safety in-
formation, Page 18.
2.
Observe the local electricity supply company’s regulations.
3.
On units that are supplied without a connection plug, provide a tested plug
connector in the version applicable in the specific country.
4.
Check for perfect protection line laying.
5.
Check that the motor voltage, switchgear voltage and frequency agree with
the mains voltage and mains frequency.
6.
Apply the correct fuses. For this, use only slow-acting fuses.
7.
The customer must supply the required cabling, main fuse and a main switch
(power circuit breaker).
8.
Ensure that the main switch can be related distinctly and directly to the unit.
9.
For permanently fixed installations: Fit an isolator for isolation from the mains
having a contact opening distance of at least 3mm at each terminal.
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