arise during normal operation due to gases,
vapours or mists.
●
Zone 21 – category 2D
Use is permitted in areas where hazardous,
potentially explosive atmospheres may
arise during normal operation due to dusts.
●
Zone 1 and zone 21 – category 2GD
Use is permitted in areas where hazardous,
potentially explosive atmospheres may
arise during normal operation due to gases,
steam, mist or dust.
●
Zone 2 – category 3G
Use is permitted in areas where hazardous,
potentially explosive atmospheres seldom
arise during normal operation due to gases,
vapours or mists.
●
Zone 22 – category 3D
Use is permitted in areas where hazardous,
potentially explosive atmospheres seldom
arise during normal operation due to dusts.
●
Zone 2 and zone 22 – category 3GD
Use is permitted in areas where hazardous,
potentially explosive atmospheres seldom
arise during normal operation due to gases,
steam, mist or dusts.
Trucks approved for zone 1 are automatically
also approved for zone 2. Trucks approved for
zone 21 are automatically also approved for
zone 22.
– Compare the permissible temperature
classes for the potentially explosive areas
with the specification on the nameplate.
– See also the section entitled "Basic informa-
tion on explosion protection".
Operation on public roads is only permitted if
the "StVZO" (German Road Traffic Licensing
Regulations) equipment variant is installed.
If the truck is to be operated on public roads,
the truck must conform to the national regula-
tions for the country in which it is being used.
The ground must have an adequate load ca-
pacity (concrete, asphalt) and a rough surface.
In addition, in potentially explosive areas the
ground must be conductive. Roadways, work-
ing areas and aisle widths must conform to the
specifications in these operating instructions;
see the section entitled "Roadways" in the
"Driving" chapter.
Foreword
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Using the truck
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