3 Technical Data
3.1 Degree of Protection
IP54 (IP20 in the area of the sieve carrier passage)
3.2 Emissions
Possibility of acoustic signals not being heard
Loud sieving noises
Possible acoustic alarms and voice communication might not be heard.
• Consider the volume of the sieving noise in relation to other acoustic
signals in the work environment. Additional visual signals may be
used.
Hearing damage
A high sound level may be generated depending on the type of material, the
number of sieves, the sieving aid used, the amplitude set and the duration of the
sieving
Excessive noise in terms of level and duration can cause impairments or
permanent damage to hearing.
• Ensure suitable noise protection measures are taken or wear ear
protection.
Sound parameters:
The sound parameters are also influenced by the set amplitude, the number of test sieves and
the properties of the sample material.
Example 1:
At these operating conditions, the workplace related equivalent continuous sound level
L
eq
= 51.2 dB(A).
Example 2:
At these operating conditions, the workplace related equivalent continuous sound level
L
eq
= 61.6 dB(A).