GE E-CELL STACK MK-2 Series - Receiving & Installation; Receiving; Lifting; E-Cell Stack Storage

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7. RECEIVING & INSTALLATION
7.1 RECEIVING
Inspect each E-Cell Stack™ for shipping damage and then replace the packaging material.
The Stacks should remain in the packaging material until they are to be installed. Any
shipping damage must be reported to the shipper and E-Cell within 5 days to validate claim.
7.2 LIFTING
There are lifting lugs at the top of the E-Cell Stack™ allowing the use of a forklift or other
mechanical device to move the E-Cell Stack™. See specification for actual weight.
The E-Cell Stack™ cannot be lifted or moved or supported by the SaniTech hose connections.
7.3 E-CELL STACK™ STORAGE
The E-Cell Stack
™
should be stored indoors, out of direct sunlight and at a temperature
between 33°F (2°C) and 120°F (49°C).
The membranes inside the E-Cell Stack
™
must be maintained wet. The Stack must remain
full of water if stored for up to three days. For longer storage of up to one year, the E-Cell
Stack
™
must be drained of water and capped to keep the Stack
™
moist. Whenever a Stack is
stored it should be on its back with the nozzles pointing up.
7.4 INSTALLATION
The E-Cell Stacks™ are Installation Category II as well as Pollution Degree 2.
Remove all dust caps from the E-Cell Stack™ and connect the hoses. Hand tighten the
SaniTech fittings.
The E-Cell Stack™ installation must be protected from wind, rain, direct sunlight, vibration
and meet the following operating environment for the E-Cell Stack™:
Parameter
Range
Temperature range 33°F (2 °C) to 120 °F (49 °C)
Humidity up to 95%
Seismic Zone 1
Altitude 0 to 6,560 ft (2,000 m)