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General| Brand | LEYBOLD |
|---|---|
| Model | LEYCON BAV EP AL 24 VDC Series |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Highlights critical statements requiring special attention or warnings.
Explains how to identify the product using fabrication and part numbers on the nameplate.
Specifies which products the manual applies to, based on part numbers.
Details material specifications and general technical parameters for the valves.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings and tables for angle and inline valves.
Lists the parts included with the valve and related specifications.
Covers Leybold's warranty terms, exclusions, and conditions for maintenance.
Emphasizes the importance of reading and understanding the safety chapter for personal safety.
Defines hazard symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and their corresponding risk levels.
Outlines the intended uses of the valve and lists prohibited or unsafe applications.
Defines the duties and responsibilities of the manufacturer and the operator regarding product safety.
States that only qualified personnel are allowed to perform work on the product.
Provides general guidelines for safe handling, precautions for process media, and contamination awareness.
Identifies warning labels and their corresponding part numbers and locations on the valve.
Illustrates the basic design of the angle valve (NC model) and mentions the inline valve's different body.
Explains the normal operation of the valve (NC and NO models) based on spring and pneumatic actuation.
Guides on checking for transport damage, verifying completeness, and handling protective covers.
Details precautions for installing the valve into the vacuum system, including overpressure risks.
Provides safety notes and requirements for connecting compressed air to the valve.
Details electrical connection types, wiring diagrams for position indicators and pilot valves.
Describes the standard operational state of the valve (closed by spring, opened pneumatically).
Refers to technical data for operation under elevated temperature conditions.
Explains how the valve functions when compressed air pressure is lost.
Details the valve's response and state during a power failure event.
Describes the specific operation of the Normally Open (NO) model valve.
Details the process for removing and replacing vacuum seals, referencing a figure.
Provides step-by-step instructions for dismounting, replacing, and mounting actuator/plate assemblies and seals.
Outlines the steps for safely removing the valve from the system.
Specifies recommended conditions for storing the valve to prevent damage.
Details how to properly pack the valve, including cover usage and ensuring it's closed.
Advises on safe handling during transport, warning against using connectors for lifting.
Instructs on separating contaminated and other components according to material for proper disposal.
Covers the purpose of contamination information and preparation steps for dispatch.
Provides a form for declaring chemical contamination of returned equipment.
Presents the manufacturer's declaration that the product complies with EC directives.
