What to do if blades/spreader arms of Strongarm le100 Security Sensors do not move?
If the blades or spreader arms of your Strongarm Security Sensors fail to move during operation, the issue might stem from a weak or defective battery. You can resolve this by charging or replacing the battery.
Why do the blades/spreader arms move slowly/jerkily on Strongarm le100 Security Sensors?
If the blades or spreader arms on your Strongarm Security Sensors are moving slowly or jerkily, it could be due to a weak or defective battery, or air in the hydraulic system. Try charging or replacing the battery. If the issue persists, have the hydraulic system repaired by an authorized dealer or HURST-trained personnel.
Why is the operating time short on Strongarm Security Sensors after charging?
If your Strongarm Security Sensors have a short operating time (less than 5 minutes) even after proper charging, the battery is likely defective and needs replacement.
What to do if Strongarm Security Sensors have hydraulic fluid leaking from the piston rod?
If you notice hydraulic fluid leaking from the piston rod of your Strongarm Security Sensors, it may be due to a defective rod seal or damage to the piston. For a defective rod seal, it should be repaired by an authorized dealer, by personnel specially trained by HURST, or by HURST itself.
General| Sensitivity | Adjustable |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 9-16VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Type | PIR Motion Detector |
| Weight | 80g |
Overview of danger classifications, symbols, signal words, and their consequences.
Pictograms for required personal protective equipment (PPE) and their meaning.
Ensures performance and quality; operator safety is paramount.
Notes on accessories, body parts, suspended loads, and device inspection.
Explains the tool's versatility for rescue, extrication, and tactical scenarios.
Cautions on tool tip compatibility, lifting, and working while fatigued.
Describes hydraulic piston, star grip activation, deadman switch, and battery power.
Covers accessory rail, illuminated ring (e100), and recessed switch for readiness.
Procedure for initial battery loading, charging, and insertion into the device.
Explains how to use the star grip for extending/retracting piston and the deadman function.
Stabilizing objects, safety guidelines, and explosion protection warnings.
Proper blade positioning, cutting capacities, and avoiding high-strength parts.
Using tips to increase gaps, grip, and avoiding damage to tool arms.
Using door opener tips for forced entry and safety during operation.
Details on HURST batteries, charging state indicators, and technical data.
Instructions for using the official HURST battery charger.
How to attach the strap for carrying the tool.
How to attach the universal rail for mounting lights.
Procedures for closing arms, cleaning, greasing, and storing the device.
Details visual inspection frequency and annual expert inspection requirements.
Emphasizes cleaning and appropriate PPE for maintenance tasks.
Lists checks for blade arms, star grip, handle, labels, covers, and tips.
Inspects casing, contacts, and battery charge status display.
Checks for smooth operation of controls and absence of unusual noises.
Verifies protective equipment used with the rescue device.
Instructions for checking and replacing the air suction filter element.
States that service is by manufacturer or trained personnel; use only spare parts.
Highlights removing the battery and wearing protective clothing during repairs.
Specifies using specified components and requires training or permission.
Covers cleaning, coating metal surfaces, and function/stress tests.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing protective covers.
Procedures for replacing the device handle and blade arms.
Instructions for removing old and affixing new decals.
Table detailing faults like slow movement, no movement, and their causes/solutions.
Addresses short operating time and suggests battery replacement.
Provides address and contact details for HURST Customer Service.
Lists item numbers, dimensions, cutting/spreading forces, and mass.
Nominal voltage, protection category, and specification standards.
Measured noise levels during idling and full load according to EN and NFPA.
Operating/storage temperature ranges and oscillation/vibration values.
Specifies torque and wrench size for the pivot bolt.
Instructions for installing and operating an optional lighting unit.
Warning about potential injuries from light/LASER beams and accessory risks.
Guidance on environmentally compatible disposal of packaging and removed items.
Specific EU regulations for recycling electrical equipment.
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