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General| Type | Flow Computer |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Analog, Digital, Pulse |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 4X, IP66 |
| Category | Industrial |
| Communication Protocols | Modbus |
| Outputs | Analog, Digital |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
Explains the Safety Alert Symbol and its importance for personal safety.
Defines signal words used to indicate hazard levels and potential consequences.
Emphasizes operator's responsibility for safe operation and familiarity with manual.
Lists essential safety practices like reading manuals, having first-aid, wearing gear, and securing guards.
Defines requirements for qualified operators, including age, training, and understanding of instructions.
Locates a DANGER sign for rotating pulley hazards and associated warnings.
Locates a DANGER sign for rotating drive hazards and warnings about operating with shields removed.
Warns about electrocution hazard from overhead obstructions and electrical wires during transport.
Warns against transporting the conveyor on slopes exceeding 20 degrees due to tipping risk.
Warns that uneven ground can cause tipping and injury during placement.
Prohibits using objects like wood blocks under wheels to increase height.
Warns about loss of hydraulic pressure if hose valve remains open, leading to unexpected lowering.
Warns to avoid electrical wires and overhead obstructions during final placement.
Emphasizes keeping unauthorized personnel, especially children, out of the work area.
Explains the importance of pre-inspecting the drive system and lockout procedures.
Advises being prepared for emergency shutdowns due to vibration or noise during initial runs.
Warns to keep hands, clothing, and objects away from moving parts during operation.
Stresses the need for anchoring or supporting the conveyor during operation to prevent upending.
Details immediate shutdown, lockout, and emptying procedures in emergencies.
Warns that starting under load can cause damage and requires checking for blockages.
Warns against leaving the conveyor in a raised position due to risk of rapid drop or upset.
Emphasizes understanding safety precautions and daily visual checks for hydraulic hoses.
Warns about risks associated with hydraulic fluid leaks, including infection and toxic reaction.
Warns that an open hydraulic valve can lead to unexpected lowering of the conveyor.
Outlines establishing a formal Lock-Out/Tag-Out program and training personnel.
Explains how to use the belt tensioning guide and decal on the S-drive.
Describes how to check and set belt tracking on drive and idler rollers.
Reinforces locking out power before belt alignment or tensioning.
Details the process for adjusting belt tracking by loosening and tightening mounting bolts.
Warns against operating with a slipping belt, as it can cause damage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting conveyor belt tension.
Addresses common belt issues like slipping, edge fraying, and looseness, providing solutions.
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