Technical Document Ver 1.0
As of 01.03.2016
Safety Edge Fitting Instructions
Safety contact edges may only be installed by authorised persons.
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1. To facilitate installation of the safety contact edge, the aluminium prole may
only be attached to even surfaces. Cut the aluminium prole to the required
length and le off any sharp edges to prevent damage to safety edge or hands
when tting.
2. The aluminium prole must be tted with countersunk screws or rivets. A
diameter of 4 mm is sufcient. The holes must be evenly distributed over the
entire length of the prole with distances between them not exceeding 300-500
mm. They have to be countersunk according to the screw size.
3. Pan or round-head screws should not be used. Using non countersunk
screws or Tek screws may impede tting of the safety edge prole or routing of
cables in the aluminium prole.
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4. Once holes are drilled align the prole correctly and insert screws using
a power or hand operated tool, ensure the prole is secured properly before
attempting to t the safety edge.
5. In order to lead the connecting wire through the aluminium prole, an 8 mm
hole has to be drilled in the appropriate place. Carefully remove the burr from
both sides. The connecting wire can then be pulled through the hole.
6. In order to make tting the safety contact edge easier, the aluminium prole
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and the bottom of the safety contact edge should be sprayed with soapy water.
To prevent any subsequent slipping of the safety contact edges talcum powder,
oils or similarly durable lubricants may not be used !. Optional end stop caps
can be supplied, alternately the aluminium prole can be bent inwards at each
corner to prevent any slipping movement in the safety edge prole.
7. Safety contact edges with a c-base have to be clipped in with one side into
the C-prole using angled pressure, once the foot of the prole slots in to place
from that angle pressure can be applied from both sides.
!NOTE: Pulling or pushing the safety edge into the aluminium C-prole can
cause damage to the contact edge and should be avoided at all costs !
8. Safety contact edges with side clip (GE-F proles) feet have to be clipped in
with one side into the tooth-prole aluminium using angled pressure, once the
foot on one side of the prole slots in to place pressure can be applied from
both sides.
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!NOTE: Pulling or pushing the safety edge into the aluminium tooth-prole
can cause damage to the contact edge and should be avoided at all costs !
9. Safety contact edges with a T-base (GF & SKL proles) have to be slid into
the C-prole carefully by gripping the rubber prole rmly and pulling/pushing
in to place.
!WARNING !: Pulling the safety edge into the aluminium C-prole using the
attached cables can cause damage to the contact edge and cabling and
should be avoided at all costs !
! NOTE: Damaged cables allow water ingress in to the safety edge and cause
a fault. Any cables damaged during installation will void the warranty of the
safety edge !
10. All ASO GE/GE-F/GF series assembled safety edges require that the
appropriate water drainage mark be cut out during installation. This is to ensure
a long-life of the product and must be carried out for correct operation and
compliance with warranty requirements. For Vertically mounted safety edges
ONLY the lower drainage mark should be cut out as illustrated. Horizontally
mounted safety edges should have the cut out removed at both ends of the
unit.
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Please Note: SKL Series safety edges do not have water drains and therefore
are exempt from this requirement.
! WARNING !: Failure to remove the appropriate water drain can cause
incorrect operation of the safety edge and will invalidate any warranty !
Web: www.easygatesdirect.co.uk Phone: 0845 054 50 70
E-Mail: info@easygatesdirect.co.uk Address: Easygates Ltd, Unit 16 James Scott Rd B63 2QT
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Technical Document Ver 1.0
As of 01.03.2016
Safety Edge Fitting Instructions
MANUFACTURERS LIMITED
WARRANTY
WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS
Easygates Ltd, Inc. (“Seller”) warrants that the product will be
free from substantial defects in material and workmanship, and
will substantially perform in accordance with the technical
specifications set forth in the description of the product for the
duration of the warranty period specified below.
The warranty period is twenty four (24) months from the
date of purchase. Proof of date of purchase must be
provided when attempting to make any warranty claim.
The product (i) may be newly manufactured, (ii) may be assembled
from new or serviceable used parts that are equivalent to new parts
in performance, or (iii) may have been previously installed. During
the warranty period, Seller will repair or replace any defective item of
the product or parts or components of the product promptly reported
to Seller by customer and which Seller determines was defective
due to a warranty defect. In the event that Seller determines, in its
reasonable discretion, that the defect in a product was not caused
by customer or a third party, Seller shall, at its option, either provide
customer with a refund or credit for the purchase price paid or
provide a suitable replacement of the same (or similar) type to
customer for the defective product.
Seller may, at its own discretion and costs, elect to rst attempt to
repair any defect at Seller’s facilities in Halesowen, West Midlands
and thereafter, at Seller’s discretion, travel to customer’s location.
Labor costs of diagnosis are not included in this warranty. Under no
circumstances shall the repair of any product result in an extension
of the warranty period granted herein. Customer shall not attempt
to repair or resolve any product without the prior consent of Seller.
Any attempt by customer to repair or resolve any product without
the prior consent of Seller shall void this warranty. Because the
product requires on-going maintenance, the preceding warranty is
not a substitute for maintenance services or other support service
by Seller.
The warranty as to the product does not cover any defect
under warranty attributable in whole or in part to (i) non-Seller
products and services, and any interfaces or links of such to the
products, alterations of out-of- specification supplies, (ii)
accidents, misuse, negligence or failure of
instructions for proper use, care and cleaning of the product,
(iii) external factors (e.g., failure or fluctuation of electrical power
or air conditioning, fire, flood), or (iv) failure by customer to
comply with Seller’s specifications.
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED AND SET FORTH HEREIN,
THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED, CONCERNING THE PRODUCT AND NO SUCH
WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS SHALL BE IMPLIED UNDER
ANY APPLICABLE LAW, IN EQUITY OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION, A WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, A
WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR ANY
OTHER WARRANTY WHICH MAY BE IMPLIED UNDER COMMON
LAW.
customer to follow
STORAGE & HANDLING
All rubber profile materials should be stored in a cool, dry place
away from moisture (e.g. not outdoors). Before assembly/fitting of
the rubber profile, it should be checked thoroughly for any signs of
damage or water ingress. If damage is present the rubber profile
should not be used.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Unless further limited elsewhere in this Agreement, the entire
liability of Seller and customer’s exclusive remedy for damages
from any cause related to or arising out of a warranty defect,
regardless of the form of action, whether in contract or in tort, will
not exceed the amount of the purchase price for each purchase
order for the product which is the subject matter or directly related
to the causes of action asserted.
In no event will Seller, its agents, subcontractors, suppliers
and employees be liable for (a) any incidental, indirect, special or
consequential damages, including, but not limited to, loss of use,
revenue, profits or savings, substitute rental or for any other
reason, even if Seller knew or should have known of the possibility
of such losses or damages, (b) claims, demands or actions against
customer by any person, except as provided by applicable law.
CREDIT SUSPENSION / PAYMENT ACCELERATION
Seller may at will suspend performance of any order, declare
a debt’s entire balance due or require payment in cash, collateral
as security or other adequate assurances satisfactory to seller
including but not limited to payment in advance when, because
of the financial condition the customer or otherwise seller deems
its position regarding the prospect of payment insecure.
CUSTOMER`S CANCELLATION / RETURN OF PRODUCTS
Orders accepted by seller and subsequently canceled by
customer for reasons
cancellation charges. As to products returned to seller, customer is
limited to credit allowance or replacement if the returned item is
deemed to contain defects as described in the previous section of
this document. CASH REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN under any
circumstances. No returns will be accepted without a “Return
Authorization Number”, this number must be clearly visible on all
packages. Return numbers can be obtained by telephone, fax or email form Easygates Ltd directly.
RISK OF LOSS
Deliveries of the products are made FOB place of shipment and risk
of loss passes to customer upon delivery of the products
to the carrier at the point of shipment. Transportation shall be
at customer’s sole risk and expense and any claim for loss or damage
in transit shall be against the carrier only.
CLERICAL ERRORS
Seller has the right to correct any stenographic or clerical errors
in any of the writings issued by it and is not responsible for the
content of such error.
beyond control of seller are subject to
Web: www.easygatesdirect.co.uk
E-Mail: info@easygatesdirect.co.uk Address: Easygates Ltd, Unit 16 James Scott Rd B63 2QT
Phone: 08
45 054 50 70
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