Safety Rules - Proteco myShark 230V Notice D'installation

SAFETY RULES

1 Please read carefully this instructions manual before proceeding with
the installation.
2 Make sure that the model of automation you have chosen properly suits
to your needs.
3 Please also check that:
- your gate hinges are in a good condition and correctly greased
- your gate is equipped with opening and closing ground-stops
INSTALLATION ADVICES
Connections:
• Please refer to the attached "Wiring scheme" for the correct connections
to the control unit
• All connections have to be carried out while the equipments are not
powered
• A safety electrical switch should be connected to the equipment
according to any security provision for electrical installations currently in
force in your country
• The main power supply should always be protected by a 6A automatic
switch or by a 16A mono-phase switch complete with fuses
• Use separate main lines to power the motors, the control unit and the
accessories to avoid interferences and troubles in operation
• Any control or safety device connected to the control unit has to be
voltage-free (clean contacts)
Spare parts:
• Use genuine spare parts only.
Installation:
• Please refer to the "Generals Warnings" attached to this manual for an
appropriate use of the product and to avoid any damage to persons,
animals or objects.
• The use of this automation musts comply with the regulations currently in
force in the country of installation and to the general rules of good
installation.
Warranty:
• The warranty coverage lapses in case of negligence in use or
installation, as well as in case of lightings or overvoltage.
• The manufacturer is not liable for defects caused by faulty assembling or
maintenance of the product or due to non compliance to the instructions
for assembling, nor for defects caused by alterations of the product.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION SEQUENCE
1 Before starting the installation, please refer to the "General Warnings"
attached to this manual and carry on the risks analysis accurately. In the
case of residual risks, further safety precautions must be provided.
2 Check first the above mentioned safety rules.
3 Identify and check all the components of the system.
4 Determine the correct placement of the motor.
5 Dig the foundation in to the ground.
6 Place the foundation case.
7 Provide a drain for the water.
8 Place the wires as described in the "Wiring scheme".
9 Put the motor in to the foundation case and fix it.
10 Assemble the leverage for the gate moving.
11 Close the foundation case.
12 Fix the gate wing to the leverage.
13 Wire the control unit to the motor and to all other accessories.
14 Code the radio receiver.
15 Follow the control unit manual to code the radio receiver and program
the parameters.
Should the system not working correctly please refer to the trouble-
shooting page of the control unit manual or contact your distributor
BLOCKED UNDERGROUND MOTOR
The underground motor is supplied in the blocked version.
OPENING ANGLE
Place the foundation box according to the type of the gate and the angle of
opening needed.
Please consider that:
• The hinges of the gate are in the middle of the pillar (Fig. A)
The maximum opening is 90°.
• The hinges of the gate are on the edge of the pillar (Fig. B)
The maximum opening is 110°.
INSTALLATION OF THE FOUNDATION CASE
- Dig a hole in the ground to host the foundation case (Fig. D).
- Place the foundation case into the excavation. Make sure that the pin
of the bracket that moves the gate is lined up with the gate hinge and
keep a minimum distance of 65mm between the pin of the case and
the pillar (Fig. E).
- Provide the installation with a drain from the hole F1 (Fig. F) of the
foundation case to prevent the water from stagnating.
- Provide the case with an entry for the wires through the F2 hole
following the "Wiring scheme" instructions (Fig. N).
- Underground the foundation case into the concrete. Pay attention that
the case lays flat and in the correct position.
- Grease the ball and place it in its seat; put the support bracket L1 on
the pin of the case (Fig. G).
- Place the gate's wing on the support bracket L1, make sure that it's
perfect aligned and the fasten it to the bracket (Fig. E).
- Place the motor on the case floor (make sure that there are no
remains of concrete) according to the right/left orientation as shown in
figure M and fix it to with washers and M12 nuts (Fig. F).
- Assemble the support bracket L1 to the motor using the L2 driving
bracket and fasten it with washers and screws.
- Close the foundation case and fix the cover using the provided
screws.
Note: You can make the gate opening outward by turning the motor of
180° inside the foundation case.
MECHANICAL LIMITS
Even if the motor is equipped with mechanical limits, the installation of
ground-stops in closing and opening is highly recommended.
EMERGENCY RELEASE OF THE GATE
- Insert the key into the lock on the support bracket (Fig. I)
- Turn the key clockwise and take the lock out.
- Insert the release bracket and turn it toward the centre of the gate (Fig.
L).
- Now you can move the gate manually: the electric opening will be
automatically restored at the first operation.
- Don't forget to put the lock back to its place.
180° OPENING DEVICE
You can use this optional device to make the gate opening up to 180° as
follows:
- Replace the motor bracket L3 with the P1 pin and fasten it using the
TCE 10x70 screw and the nut (turn the screw only, the nut remains
still in its seat). (Fig. P)
- Replace the lower part of the support bracket L2 with the P2 pinion.
- Link the two parts together by the transmission chain C and fasten it
with the joint.
INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTROLOCK
An electro-lock can be installed on the first opening wing of the gate and wire
to the control unit.
Case 1: The electro-lock is installed horizontally and it's closing on the
second opening wing (in such the second opening wing needs a floor
latching).
Case 2: The electro-lock is installed vertically and it's latching to the floor
Do not forget to remove any existing mechanical lock.
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