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POWER PROVE AC200 - Maintenance; Spares Information; WEEE Disposal Instructions

POWER PROVE AC200
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Document Operating and Maintenance manual, AC200
Reference No. 164571
Revision A
Date 23-JUL-2021
Author AK
Power Prove www.powerprove.com
Leicester. LE5 5LZ. United Kingdom sales@powerprove.com
a division of Cressall Resistors Ltd. +44(0) 116 249 1722 Page 12 of 12
The data exported will be in a .CSV file which can be opened with all common spreadsheet software. The recorded
data is formatted into columns by parameter.
5) Maintenance
The load bank is designed to require minimal maintenance, a list of required maintenance checks is listed below in table
4.
The separate (external) 3-phase supply can be used to check the fan is operating correctly and to perform an insulation
resistance and load resistance test every 6 months. With control circuit powered from the external supply, run the fan,
and use the HMI to close all contactors (see load to 200kW and all contactors will close). Connect a suitable test device
(insulation tester and digital ohmmeter) to lug connections of the protective earth and power connection cables to make
the contact with the internal connectors. When checking the resistance ensure the resistance of the cables being used is
taken into consideration.
Action
Frequency
Walk around the unit and inspect for:
a) Obvious damage
b) Loose hardware
Every use
Inspect resistor duct visual inspection
Every use
Insulation Resistance Test
Every 6 months
Cold Resistance Check (0.8Ω Line to Neutral per phase)
Every 6 months
Table 1 - Routine maintenance checks table
Further maintenance should be completed by the manufacturer. Please contact us to arrange for the load bank to be
booked in for inspection, repair, and re-test.
6) Spares
Enquire with reference to resistor product code and serial number, as shown on rating plate.
We offer a full equipment inspection, repair (when necessary) and re-test service for any of our load banks at our
headquarters in Leicester, UK.
7) Waste Electrical & Electronic (WEEE) Disposal Instructions
European directive 2012/19/EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) GB this appliance is marked
according to the European directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring that
this product is disposed of correctly. You will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and
human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product.
The symbol on the product, or on the documents accompanying the product, indicates that this appliance must
not be treated as municipal waste. Instead, it must be handed over to a licensed waste carrier and waste broker
approved by the Environment agency under the Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011.