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Provides safety instructions and methods for handling the heavy e-Brick units.
Describes methods for fixing or anchoring the e-Brick unit.
Details how to position the e-Brick for freestanding use, including stacking.
Explains how to attach optional feet to the e-Brick unit.
Details the process for permanently mounting the e-Brick using brackets.
Specifies required clearances around the e-Brick for adequate cooling and access.
Provides essential electrical data like current, cable size, and MCB ratings.
Notes on specifying residual current devices considering earth leakage.
Recommends installation by GEW personnel for warranty validation.
Lists the safety features integrated into the e-Brick for safe operation.
Explains how the system emergency stop contacts enable the safety relay.
Details the rear panel connectors and their positions for the e-Brick.
Lists pin connections, signal names, and ratings for the Press interface (P1).
Details pin connections and ratings for the Communications port (P2) - Master.
Lists pin connections and ratings for the Communications port (P2) - Slave.
Details pin connections and ratings for the Lamp output (P3).
Specifies pin connections and ratings for the Autodamper interface (P4).
Lists pin connections, signal names, and ratings for the Power input (P5).
Details pin connections and ratings for the Communication port (P6) - HMI Master.
Lists pin connections and ratings for the Communication port (P6) - Slave.
Details pin connections and ratings for the System fan interface (P7).
Describes pin connections for the Profibus interface (P8).
Details system emergency stop, electrical isolation, and software shutdown methods.
Warns about high voltages and electric shock risks.
States there are no user serviceable parts and refers to GEW for service.
Covers common faults like chiller failure, emergency stop, and fan failure.
Details specific faults such as burn-in, flow switch, PSU, lamp, and safety switch issues.
Explains causes and troubleshooting for lamp overheating.
Covers communication issues between e-Brick units and troubleshooting steps.
| Power Output | 12 kW |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Input Voltage | 400V AC |
| Output Voltage | 48V DC |
| Cooling | Forced air |
| Protection | Overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature |
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