Connection Of Radio And Battery Charger; Final Warnings; Disposal - Key Automation 900CT-24SU Manuel D'emploi

CONNECTION OF RADIO and BATTERY CHARGER

The control units CT-24SU and CT-24SBA are compatible with the following Keyautomation receivers of the
MEMO snap-in series:
900RXI-41 / 900RXI-41R / 900RXI-42 / 900RXI-42R
A system with the CT-24SU/SBA can operate even if there is a mains power outage. Two batteries must be
installed, 12 V 2.2 Ah. MAX (not included) and a CABAT-30 battery charger (900CABAT-30). All of this can
be done without making any modifications to the system. For new systems, after installation and testing,
insert the snap-in battery charger module in the corresponding connector. Make sure the polarity of the two
connecting cables on the batteries is correct.
Connection sequence:
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Disconnect the 230 V AC power supply
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Snap in the CABAT30 module
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Connect the two batteries in series. Make sure the polarity is correct
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Check that the safety LED's come on
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Re-connect the mains power supply
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New batteries charge up after about ten hours.
The number of manoeuvres that can be performed under battery power depends on many factors. Key
automation ensures 1 complete emergency manoeuvre in the following conditions:
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door 4 m 600 kg or overhead door max. 9 m² or rod 6 m.
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system with 1 pair of photocells, snap-in receiver and 1 flasher (20W max.)
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batteries charged
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within 5 hours of 230V power supply failure

FINAL WARNINGS

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The installation of the automation must be performed properly by qualified personnel in possession of
legal requirements and in compliance with machine directive 98/37/CE and standards EN13241-1, EN
12453 and EN 12445.
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Check the solidity of existing structures (columns, hinges, doors) in relation to the force generated by
the motor.
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Check that there are suitably sturdy mechanical stops at the end of opening and closing travel of the
doors.
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Analyze the risks of the automation and adopt necessary safety measures and warnings.
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Install controls (such as the key selector) so that the user is not in a hazardous position.
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Upon completion of installation, check the safety devices several times, as well as those for signalling
and automation release.
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Provide the automation with the EC label or tag that contains the danger information and identification
data.
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Give the final user the instructions for use, safety warnings and the EC declaration of conformity.
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Make sure the user understands proper automatic, manual and emergency operation of the
automation.
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Inform the user in writing (for example in the instructions for use) of any unprotected residual risks and
foreseeable improper use.
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Provide a maintenance schedule for the system (al least every 6 months for the safeties) with an
appropriate register of work performed.
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Keep this instruction manual for future reference.
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KEY Automation Srl reserves the right to make, at any time, any modifications which may be required
to improve appearance and/or operation.

DISPOSAL

This product is composed of various components which may in turn contain pollutants. Do not dispose in the
environment! Find out about the method for recycling or disposing of the product in compliance with current
local laws.
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