Binder APT.line VD - Page 60

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Maximum admissible load of the socket:
Standard 230 V / 50 Hz - 16 Amp
CUL-version 120 V / 60 Hz - 13 Amp
With CUL-version, connect only a UL listed vacuum pump with ratings of 120 V AC, 60 Hz,
and less or equal 12 Amp, 0.5 HP.
The MZ2C or MD4C membrane pump is located in a separate transport packaging. With this option, the
mounted system, consisting of VD and vacuum module, has a total of two power supply leads.
Installation of the supplied vacuum pump
• The vacuum drying oven is mounted onto the vacuum module as described in the mounting
instructions Art. No. 7001-0137.
• The suction line is installed to the vacuum module as described in the mounting instructions Art. No.
7001-0137.
• When the pump is removed from the original packaging, place it in the vacuum module.
• Push the pre-installed suction line onto the opening of the vacuum pump (13) hose olive above the
suction-side condensate piston).
• Insert the shockproof plug of the vacuum pump into the permanently installed socket (19) in the
vacuum module.
• Push a suitable hose for removing the extracted vapors from the module onto the pressure-side
connection of the vacuum pump (hose olive at the back of the emission condenser at the top).
• Lead the hose end into an exhaust air unit.
• Connect DIN socket (20) at the vacuum module to DIN socket (16) at the unit rear via the supplied 1.2
m cable.
As soon as the connection between DIN sockets (16) and (20) is established, it is not possible
to manually switch the pump via switch (18).
To permit switching on and off the pump via operation line 1, keep switch (18) switched on
(position I).
WARNING
Release of extracted vapors.
Danger of injury.
Damage to oven and pump by corrosion.
 Remove the extracted vapors from the module via a suitable hose into e.g., a fume
extractor facility.
 Connect the hose to the vacuum pump outlet (hose olive at the back of the emission
condenser at the top).
You can connect a laboratory cooling system to the emission condenser of the vacuum pumps
MZ2C or MD4C.
For operating the chemical membrane pumps MZ2C and MD4C, please refer to the
enclosed pump manufacturer's operating manual.