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Tractel tirak L 500 P User Manual

Tractel tirak L 500 P
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tirak™
Electrically driven hoists for wire ropes for passenger transportation
(for TSP – personnel lifting equipment set up temporarily)
Cabrestantes de accionamiento eléctrico para cables metálicos para el transporte de personas
(para TSP – equipos elevadores de personas instalados de forma provisional)
Argani elettrici per funi metalliche per il trasporto di persone
(per TSP – dispositivi portapersone costruiti provvisoriamente)
Guincho eléctrico para passagem de cabos de arame para transporte de pessoas
(para TSP – equipamento de elevação de pessoas instalado temporariamente)
Ηλεκτρικά κινούμενα βαρούλκα για συρματόσκοινα για μεταφορά ατόμων
(για TSP – προσωρινά τοποθετημένα μέσα μεταφοράς ατόμων)
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Model series /
Serie de modelos /
Serie / Série /
Σειρά τύπου L 500 P
Model series / Serie de modelos /
Serie / Série / Σειρά τύπου
X 300 P, X 400 P, X 500 P, X 520 P
X 600 P, X 620 P, X 820 P, X 1030 P
Model series /
Serie de modelos /
Serie / Série /
Σειρά τύπου X 2050 P
Original Operation and Installation Manual
ES
Manual original de montaje
y uso
IT
Istruzioni per il montaggio e
l’uso originali
PT
Manual original de montagem
e de instruções
EL
Πρωτότυπες oδηγίες
συναρμολόγησης και λειτουργίας

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Tractel tirak L 500 P Specifications

General IconGeneral
Wire Rope Diameter8 mm
Maximum Load Capacity500 kg
Rope Diameter8 mm
Frequency50 Hz
Protection ClassIP55
Lifting HeightUnlimited (depends on the length of the wire rope)

Summary

General Information and Manual Overview

Terms and Abbreviations Used

Defines terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.

Manual Symbols Explained

Explains the meaning of symbols used for danger, attention, and information.

Safety Instructions and Operator Responsibilities

General Safety Instructions

Crucial safety guidelines for operating the hoist and preventing injuries.

Operator Instructions and Responsibilities

Operator responsibilities, training, and emergency rescue plan requirements.

System Manufacturer's Responsibilities

Outlines manufacturer duties regarding design, CE marking, and product selection.

Product Overview and Description

Delivery State and Scope

Details the delivery state and lists standard and optional components.

Equipment Description and Usage

Describes the hoist's intended use and authorized applications.

Functional Description

Explains the hoist's primary function, operation, and braking system.

Nameplates, Directives, and Specifications

Covers nameplates, directives, standards, and technical specifications.

Components, Fluids, and Circuit Diagram

Details components, lubricants, and the hoist's circuit diagram.

Operating Unit and Safety Equipment

Explains operating controls and essential safety features of the hoist.

Anchoring, Load Limits, and Accessories

Anchoring Procedures

Provides instructions for securely anchoring the hoist to a structure.

Understanding Load Limits

Specifies maximum working loads and factors affecting payload.

Wire Rope Usage and Assemblies

General guidelines and alternative connection methods for wire ropes.

Optional and Necessary Accessories

Lists available accessories and essential items required for operation.

Installation and Commissioning Procedures

Directives and Standards for Installation

Lists the directives and standards that the product complies with.

Pre-Installation Checks

Pre-installation checks for rigging, site, components, and wire rope.

Assembly Instructions

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the hoist unit.

Anchoring and Electrical Connection

Details on how to securely anchor the hoist and safe electrical connection.

Cable Checks and Commissioning Steps

Cable checks and procedures for commissioning and functional testing.

Limit Switch Testing Procedures

Guides for testing various limit switches on the hoist.

Hoisting Operation and Emergency Procedures

Pre-Operation Checks

Daily checks required before operating the hoist.

Standard Hoist Operation

General operating procedures and safety precautions.

Emergency Stop Measures

Steps to take after an emergency stop event.

Emergency Descent Procedure

Procedures for manually lowering the load in an emergency.

Manual Upward Movement

Instructions for manual upward movement of the hoist.

Hand Crank Operation

How to operate the hoist using the hand crank for emergency.

Switching Off When Overloaded

Procedure for switching off the hoist when it is overloaded.

Misuse, Dismantling, and Shutting Down

Foreseeable Misuse

Lists improper uses that void warranty and liability.

Dismantling Instructions

Instructions for safely removing the hoist and its accessories.

Shutting Down Procedures

Steps for securing the hoist during breaks or permanent shutdown.

Transport, Storage, and Maintenance

Transport and Storage Guidelines

Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the hoist and wire ropes.

Authorized Maintenance Personnel

Identifies personnel authorized for maintenance tasks.

Mandatory Inspections and Records

Details required safety inspections and record-keeping.

Reading Running Hours Counter

How to read and record the hoist's running hours.

Care and Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance schedule and tasks for daily, weekly, and annual checks.

Adjustment and Spare Parts

Procedures for adjusting the load limiter and ordering spare parts.

Disposal, Troubleshooting, and Limit Switches

Disposal and Environmental Protection

Guidelines for proper disposal of the hoist and its components.

Troubleshooting Common Faults

A guide to diagnosing and resolving common hoist faults.

Limit Switch Overview

Lists and describes the functions of various limit switches used on the hoist.

EU Declaration of Conformity

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