Slican IPM-032
9 Safety requirements for operating Slican IPM-032
servers
It is essential to comply with the rules governing safety and use to ensure correct operation of this
device.
Below are the basic elements to be taken into account by the manufacturer in the case of any
complaints and claims submitted by the users.
The rules relate to the installation and location of the server, as well as the requirements for the
electrical power supply and data communication network.
9.1 Installation and servicing
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Only authorised or qualified manufacturer's service teams are allowed to install and initialise
the device.
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All the installation procedures should be performed in compliance with the assembly
principles as well as any occupational health and safety regulations.
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When the switches on the casing or shelf power supply unit are in the OFF position the device
is in a stand-by mode (but still has a 230V supply voltage) and therefore dangerous voltage
may occur inside the device which may cause electric shocks.
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Pay particular attention during the installation of accumulators due to the risk of acid burn. It
is recommended that such a connection is made by a qualified person.
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It is recommended to take utmost care when replacing a real time clock battery because the
battery might explode under certain conditions.
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Used batteries and accumulators should be disposed of by applicable organizations.
Note:
Always unplug the power cable when performing activities on an open server.
9.2 Workplace Environment
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ambient temperature at the server operation area: from +10
o
C to +25
o
C (recommended air-
conditioned room at 22
o
C),
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Air humidity: 40-70%,
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Due to the emission of noise (fans in the power supply unit), it is not recommended to mount
the server in office rooms, close to where people work.
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The server must not be located in rooms with high dust concentrations or rooms with high-
intensity electromagnetic fields.
The device may begin to malfunction, be affected by interference, or discolour if installed in places
exposed to:
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Direct sunlight;
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Frequent or strong vibrations or mechanical impacts;
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Live antenna radiation (short wave in particular).
9.3 Electrical requirements
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The device shall have a correct system of setting to zero in the power network or must be
grounded. Conduct periodic checks of the protective ground/earth.
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All devices connected to the server must have the certificates of conformity meeting the
current standards for the European Union.
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