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General| Brand | Dea |
|---|---|
| Model | LIVI |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Manufacturer's declaration of conformity with EU directives for safety and compatibility.
Crucial warnings about unusual conditions, explosive atmospheres, and corrosive surroundings.
Emphasizes that installation, maintenance, and repair must be performed by qualified personnel with power disconnected.
Warns against tampering with settings beyond limit switches and mechanical clutch, as it can cause risks.
Highlights risks associated with using non-approved spare parts or incorrect re-assembly.
Stresses the importance of knowing the key-release mechanism for emergencies to prevent harm to people and property.
Reminds users to comply with relevant EU directives for the complete automation system.
Advises on maintaining minimum separation between power supply and low voltage cables for electrical safety.
Notes that any external safety device must comply with EN12978 standards.
Introduces the LIVI series of electromechanical operators with varying features.
Lists available accessories for the LIVI operators.
Details specifications of different LIVI models in a table.
Description of the LIVI operator's function and design as a sliding gate actuator.
Specifies technical parameters and data for the operator, referring to a table.
Information regarding product labelling, CE marking, and seller data.
LIVI is designed for sliding gate automation, considering gate characteristics and environment.
Warns against using the product under unforeseen or unusual conditions not specified by the manufacturer.
Prohibits use in explosive atmospheres or corrosive surroundings that could damage the product.
Instructions for safely transporting the product in its packaging.
Essential steps for correct product installation, assembly, and foundation base placement.
Reinforces that installation, maintenance, and repair must be performed by qualified personnel.
Steps required to start the product after installation, including electrical connections.
Guidance on how to properly use the product as part of a gate automation system.
Explains how to use the manual unlocking system for gate movement during power outages or emergencies.
Procedures for adjusting the product's settings, including limit switches and mechanical clutch.
How to adjust limit switch cams and mechanical clutch for gate operation and force limitation.
Solutions for when the motor does not start or the gate fails to move upon command.
Addresses issues with jerky, noisy, or incomplete gate movement, including rack/pinion checks.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks like cleaning and checking, and their periodicity.
Reinforces that maintenance and repair must be performed by qualified personnel.
Warns against using non-approved parts and incorrect re-assembly for safety and product integrity.
Specific training needed for the release mechanism operation and its maintenance schedule.
Stresses the importance of knowing the key-release mechanism for emergencies to prevent harm to people and property.
Warns against using the product under unforeseen or unusual conditions not specified by the manufacturer.
Information required when ordering spare parts, including product code and purchase date.
Guidance on compliance with directives and standards for gate automation and installation.
Details on minimum safety edge protection levels against crushing risks.
Addresses risks of crushing in the gate opening area between the gate and adjacent structures.
Discusses impact risks during gate operation and the use of safety devices like photocells.
Details the documents required in the installer's technical folder, per Machinery Directive.
Installer must provide operating instructions and general safety warnings to the final user.
Installer must fill out and provide the maintenance register to the final user.
Installer must complete and apply the CE label or plate to the door/gate.
The technical folder must be kept for at least ten years for inspection by authorities.
