Removing Electrical Consumers; Removing Consumers; Removing Consumers From The Device; In Protection Class Ip 44 - Mennekes DELTA-BOX 92898 Notice D'installation Et De Montage

6.5 Removing electrical consumers

Removal of a connected consumer on the device is descri-
bed using the DELTA-BOX and protection class IP 44 and IP
67 as the example.
The procedure is comparable for all other devices.
Risk of injury due to improper operation
Improper operation may cause damage to the device,
which may result in injuries.
• Always disconnect the plug by pulling at the plug
enclosing of the connected plug to remove it from the
socket.
• Ensure that the cables are not kinked or pinched, and
will not make contact with external heat sources.

6.5.1 Removing consumers from the device

in protection class IP 44

• First switch off the connected electrical consumer.
• Then slightly raise the hinged lid of the socket and pull the
plug out of the socket.

6.5.2 Removing consumers from the device

in protection class IP 67

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Removing the consumer (example: DELTA-BOX)
• First switch off the connected electrical consumer.
• Loosen the bayonet ring (1) of the plug (2) by turning it
counter-clockwise.
• Then slightly raise the hinged lid (3) of the socket and pull
the plug out of the socket.
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Warning
• Turn the hinged lid (3) clockwise to close it so that it
is hand-tight and to ensure that the protection class
requirements are met again.

7. Cleaning

The device can be cleaned with a dry cloth or a damp cloth,
depending on application conditions and soiling.
However, dry cleaning in regular intervals is recommended
in order to prevent persistent soiling on the surfaces.
For damp cleaning, the device is to be deenergised by a
qualified electrician beforehand.
• First remove all connected electrical consumers from the
device, before starting cleaning tasks.
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Please refer to the "Operation" chapter

7.1 Cleaning with a dry cloth

Risk of loss of life from electric shock!
There is a risk of sustaining major injury or death when
working on or with live components.
• Only clean the device and the components (e.g. sockets)
externally.
• Do not open the device and keep the sockets closed.
For dry cleaning, a brush and a clean cleaning cloth may be
used.
• Remove any existing dust and soil with a brush first.
• Then, wipe the device with a clean, dry cloth.

7.2 Cleaning with a damp cloth

If you want to clean the device with a damp cloth, the
device is to be de-energised by a qualified electrician
beforehand.
Danger