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Electrical connection
For construction site distribution boards observe the regulations about the FI protective switch
and only operate the welding device over an FI switch (Residual Current Device, RCD).
Ensure that the mains power network or power generator is fused using fuses of a maximum of
20 A (time-lag).
Only appropriately use approved and registered extensions cables with the following conductor
cross-sections.
up to 20 m:
more than 20 m:
The extension cable may only be used when unrolled completely and stretched to avoid over-
heating.
The required power generator nominal output is dependent on the highest power consumption of
the fittings used. Furthermore, the ambient conditions as well as the performance data of the
power generator itself should be taken into account when constructing the connecting conditions
on-site.
The nominal power output of a single-phase power generator is 220 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz:
d 20 - d 160 .............. 3,2 kW
d 160 - d 400 ............ 4 kW mechanically regulated
d > 400 ..................... 5 kW electronically regulated
The power generator must be switched on first before the welding equipment can be attached.
The open circuit voltage should be regulated at about 240 volts.
Note: No other consumer should be driven by the same power generator while
welding!
After finishing the welding work, first separate the device connector plug from the power genera-
tor, then switch this off.
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Commissioning and operation of the device
7.1
Switching on the device / Start screen
The device is switched on at the main switch after connection to the power network or power
generator. The Start screen is displayed.
Multi-functional keys:
SETUP ........... You use this button to navigate to the Setup menu. It is here that settings such
INFO ............... This is where extensive information about the device can be retrieved such as
USB ................ The stored welding sequences can be transferred from the internal memory of
1.5 mm² (recommended 2.5 mm²); model H07RN-F
2.5 mm² (recommended 4.0 mm²); model H07RN-F
as the time, languages, methods for data entry and scheduled maintenance
dates are set.
the serial number, owner, etc.
the device to a USB memory medium using the USB menu.
Display of allocated memory locations
(see Section 8)
Date and time
Display of the next scheduled maintenance date
Assignment of multi-functional keys
ENGLISH
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