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2 Safety
2.1 Overview
This chapter provides important safety information needed
for the proper operation of the unit.
2.2 Intended use
The EIB 5000 series products enable monitoring of
the temperature of direct drive motors. The products
can evaluate up to three temperature sensors (the
EIB 5181 permits evaluation of a fourth temperature
sensor for the cascading of EIBs. No protective
separation). The products compensate for the
transmission timing behavior of the temperature
measurement
The EIB 5000 series products protect the
direct drive motor from overheating
This requires that the respective control unit
connected to the product evaluate the temperature or
optionally available switching outputs for warnings and
errors
The EIB 5000 series products must be used only
in commercial applications and in an industrial
environment
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2.3 Improper use
Any use not specified in 'Intended use' is considered
improper use. The company operating the device is solely
liable for any damage resulting from improper use.
In particular, the following uses are not permitted:
Use with parts, cables or connections that are
defective or do not comply with the applicable
standards
Use outdoors, or in potentially explosive environments
or fire risk areas
Use outside the operating conditions specified in
"Specifications"
Any alterations of the device or peripherals that have
not been authorized by the manufacturers
Use as a part of a safety function
2.4 Personnel qualification
The personnel for mounting, installation, operation,
service, maintenance, and removal must be appropriately
qualified for this work and must have obtained sufficient
information from the documentation supplied with the
product and with the connected peripherals.
The personnel required for the individual activities to be
performed on the product are indicated in the respective
sections of these instructions.
The personnel groups are specified in detail as follows
with regard to their qualifications and tasks.
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