E 167 - GB - 6
6
Rue du Pré Neuf - 58440 MYENNES FRANCE
QUADRA
493 9021
493 9031
INSTALLATION
Location and site layout
This lift should be installed so that:
• It is sheltered from the elements.
• There is sufficient headroom.
• The “motor column” that houses the power-pack, control box etc. is positioned at the rear
on the left-hand side.
• A three-phase power supply is available nearby (400 V, 1.85 kW). This must have fused
circuit protection. NOTE: With 400 V, a neutral conductor is not required to operate the
lift, but it will allow any accessories requiring a 230 V supply e.g. lighting to be fitted.
• The front or rear of the vehicle must not come into contact with walls, doors or any
other obstructions, and all minimum safety clearances must be observed (Fig. 1).
Floor Specification
With regard to the area on which the four column base plates are to be positioned :
• The floor must be on a common horizontal plane (within +/- 4mm) including that up to
2000mm in front of the cross-member(s) so that vehicles with restricted ground clearance
can drive onto the platform. A slight downward slope towards the front of the lift is
acceptable, provided that it is compensated for by placing shims under the columns.
• The pads must be constructed from C:30 concrete extending over a minimum area of
800 x 650 mm and at least 160mm thick, excluding the thickness of any screed or paving that
may be added. In the case of an existing floor, check its suitability with qualified person
e.g. structural engineer, architect etc.
Where the lift is to be installed on an upper storey, the floor should be able to withstand the stresses given
below. This should be checked by a qualified person e.g. structural engineer, architect etc.
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Uniformly distributed loading 242 kg/m
2
266 kg/m
2
Point loading 1.6 kg/cm
2
1.8 kg/cm
2
CAUTION: THE OVERLOAD FIGURES GIVEN ABOVE DO NOT TAKE INTO
ACCOUNT ANY DYNAMIC OR STATIC OVERLOAD TESTS OR THE PARKING
OF A VEHICLE UNDER A LOADED PLATFORM.
Fig. 1
4430
>800
Power
supply
> 1040
2784
>650 or 800
if access
required
ACCESS
800
>650 or 800
if access
required
Depending on
vehicule
( 950)
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