Claind Nitro70, Nitro35 User Manual

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User’s manual
Nitrogen Generators
Nitro35 Nitro70
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Table of contents
1. Introduction 3
2. Safety 4
3. Description of the generator 6
4. Installation 9
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1.
Introduction
This document is intended for users of Nitrogen generators model Nitro35 and Nitro70 and provides all information regarding installation, use, maintenance, and guarantee. With regard to installation and maintenance, it is presumed that the user is expe­rienced in the use of pneumatic components, and in particular is aware of all sa­fety aspects linked to the use of compressed air and nitrogen.
The margin of the text contains the following symbols, indicating:
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compulsory safety standards to be observed
electrical hazard
recommendations and important information
It is strongly recommended to carefully read all safety warnings ( before carrying out any operation on the generator.
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Safety
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Safety
These generators can be installed next to the users without having to classify the nearby area as “dangerous”, since it has been designed with all the neces­sary precautions to guarantee maximum safety.
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The unit must be installed and used in observance of the instructions in this booklet. Furthermore, use of the generator must be limited to that described in
Chapter 1 Introduction
guarantee null and void and release CLAIND from all liability for direct or indirect damage or physical injury.
The user is responsible for asking local authorities if there are local safety regulations that are stricter than what is described in this manual.
. Failure to observe the foregoing will render the
Warnings
Place the generators FAR FROM SOURCES OF HEAT
Place the generators in an environment PROTECTED AGAINST RAIN AND WIND
NEVER OPEN the generator while it is connected to the electrical mains: RISK OF FATAL INJURY BY ELECTROCUTION
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Repairs and inspections must be carried out exclusively by QUALIFIED PERSONNEL: in the event of faults which cannot be resolved according to the procedures listed in the TROUBLESHOOTING chapter, contact exclusively our authorized Technical Assistance.
If the generator has not to be used for a prolonged period of time, it must be depressurised (par. 6.5.)
Consideration on the use of nitrogen
Nitrogen isn’t a toxic gas, but when the percentual content of the air exceed de­terminated values suffucation risk can occur. We recommend therefore to not breath the gas directly and not to work in the nearby of the Nitrogen flux. Due to the low quantities of Nitrogen produced, a normally ventilated enviro­ment is anyway sufficient to prevent the accumulation risk.
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Safety devices
MAXIMUM PRESSURE:
The maximum applicable compressed air pressure to generators is 10 bar. Ple­ase pay attention that this value doesn’t exceed in order to avoid explosion risk due to the structural failure of the components. Pressure in the built-in reservoir is limited by a safety valve.
Technical assistance
CLAIND disclaims any liability for any damages caused from improper use of the generator.
Please contact CLAIND Service center before of any kind of intervention. CLAIND technical assistance can be contacted as follows: Phone ++39 0344 56603 Fax ++39 0344 56627 e-mail: [email protected]
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Description of the generator
3.
Description of the generator
3.1.
3.2.
3.2.1.
Equipment supplied
Unless differently agreed, the supply includes:
• n°1 Nitrogen generator model Nitro35 or Nitro70;
• n°1 certificate of conformity of tank and safety valve, that you can found inside the generator;
• n°1 cable for the electrical mains;
• n°2 male fitting for plastic tube external diameter=10mm;
• n°1 CD user’s manual;
• n°2 eyebolts for lifting the generator;
• n°4 feet;
• n°4 stabilizer brackets;
• n°8 screw diameter 6mm, lenght 20mm;
• n°8 washers.
Technical specifications
General requirements
Dimensions Width 26,5 cm
Depth 75 cm Height 92 cm
Weight of Nitro35 75 kg Weight of Nitro70 90 kg Packing dimensions Width 80 cm
Depth 120 cm Height 115 cm
Gross weight of Nitro35 95 kg Gross weight of Nitro70 110 kg Noise (1m from the front panel) 50 dBA* Working temperature from 5°C to 40°C Protection rating IP20
* with the exception of a peak of 63 dBA for second every minute.
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3.2.2.
3.2.3.
Electrical requiremets
Supply voltage 230 V~ (±10%); 1ph; 50Hz Nominal power 30 W
Gas
Flow rate and purity degree of nitrogen outlet vary depending on the kind of uti­lization and of application. The technical specification of this model are indicated on the related product sheet.
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3.3.
3.3.1.
3.3.2.
Generator components
Frontal view
A. ALPHANUMERIC DISPLAY AND
KEYPAD: they indicate the alarm and operative condition; the four keys allow to display and set the working parameters.
B. NITROGEN GAUGE: it indicates the
outlet Nitrogen pressure
C. “POWER” KEY: it is the power switch.
D. AIR GAUGE: it indicates the
compressed ari pressure of the intake line of the generator
E. PRESSURE REGULATOR: it allows to
set the outlet Nitrogen pressure
Rear view
A. LABEL: it shows the identificative data
of the generator and the power supply data.
B. CONNECTORS for the power supply
cable; it includes the main FUSE lodging, whose characteristics are indicated in the “F” label.
C. NITROGEN: pneumatic connection
(G 1/4’’ female) for nitrogen line to be connected to the user.
D. AIR: pneumatic connector for
compressed air line (G 1/4’’ female)
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4.
Installation
4.1.
4.1.1.
4.1.2.
4.2.
4.2.1.
Installation preparation guide
Moisture and particulate
In order to avoid damages to the electronic components, we recommend to in­stall the generator in a area where the relative moisture and the dust concentra­tion are limited. Moreover, the generator must be protected from dripping, rain and wind.
Temperature
Environmental temperature of the area of the installation must be between 5°c and 40°c. Please avoid proximity to heat sources. Please avoid the direct exposition to sun beams.
Generator positioning
Handling
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The packed generator can be handled using an adequate instrumentation, such as a transpallet or a fork lift. Once unpacked, it can be moved by his own wheels.
If suddenly moved the generator could fall and generate damage to things or persons.
The generator must be always kept in vertical position since it has not been de­signed to be layed down.
Unpacking
The generator is shipped on a dedicated pallet. Please remove packing paying attention not to damage the panels of the gene­rator. When possible, please keep the original packing to guarantee an adequate pro­tection of the generator in case of future handling.
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Eyebolts
4.2.3.
Remove the generator from the pallet
The generator removal from the pallet can be performed using the two eyebolts included in the supply. These must be mounted on the top of the generator in­stead of the two black plastic screws (following picture).
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Positioning
The choice of the installation area of the generator must consider a minumum access space for the user and for the maintenance: we reccomend to let a free space of at least 50 cm both from the front panel and from the back panel.
Assembly stabilizers
GENERATOR UNSTABLE,to avoid damage caused by the overturning of generator on people or things Claind has planned the assembly of the stabilizers.
Assembly the feet (D) with the stabilizer brackets (C). Using screws and washes (B) in dotation to block the stabilizer brackets (C) to the generator (A).
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Use a allen key 4 mm to screw the feet and lift the generator from ground.
Claind disclaims any liability for damage to things, animals and people caused by the overturning of generator caused by a lack of stabilizers.
Pneumatic connections
The picture shows the elements that constitute a tipycal Nitrogen generation plant. The fittings for pneumatic connection of the various components of the plant (Nitrogen generator, compressed air reservoir, user) are located on the back of the generator. The external air reservoir must be used only when the tubes that connect it to the machine exceed 50 m lenght. It is possible to have a longer line using tubes with nominal diameter > 8mm.
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For an easy installation, we recommend to use flexible polyammide hose. The generator is supplied along with automatic fittings for polyammide tube 8 x 10 mm. diameter.
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Nitrogen outlet
The generator produces Nitrogen at a set purity (between 97% and 99,99%) ac­cording to the needs of the user in phase of purchase order. The generator is set in CLAIND facilities at the requested purity and can’t be reset by the user at a different purity without the intervention of qualified CLAIND technician. Nitrogen flow rate is depending from the model and from the requested purity. Outlet pressure depends from the minimum intake compressed air pressure. You can consider that the maximum pressure of Nitrogen is about 1,5 bar less than the intake compressed air pressure.
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During the first start-up, the Nitrogen reservoir will be full of air: the final purity will be reached only when the total volume of air will be purged with the Nitrogen fluxed by the generator. The requested time for this operation depends from the model of the generator, from the requested purity of the Nitrogen as well as from the volume of the reservoir itself.
CONNECTION
• Locate Nitrogen connection, that is indicated by the script NITROGEN on the back of the generator;
• take the fitting (1), and mount it;
• connect the line.
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We recommend to insert an on-off valve on the flow on the outlet line.
Air inlet
The specification the inlet compressed air are very important for the performan­ce and for the working life of the Nitrogen generator. In addition to the minimum requirement of pressure and flow rate (specific of the model of the generator), compressed air must comply to following specifica­tion: (ISO 8573-1; class 1-4-1): Dew Point< 3° C Max. oil content:< 0,01 mg/m Max. particulate concentration (0,1 µm diameter)< 0.1 mg/m
In case of utilization of a poor quality air, permanent damages to the generator can occur. In this case, Claind won’t be liable for the damages and the costs of the possible reparation will be charged to the Customer.
Puirty of produced Nitrogen decreases as the pressure of the compressd air de­creases. It is highly recommended to install a reservoir in case that the line isn’t adequately dimensioned. In case of any need of clarification, please do not he­sitate to contact CLAIND for other suggestion on the kind of compressed air plant (compressor, dryer, filters and reservoir) adequate for the specific applica­tion.
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CONNECTION
• locate on the rear of the generator the connection of air marked as “AIR”;
• take the fitting (1), and mount it;
• connect the pipe;
• connect the other end of the pipe to the compressed air reservoir (up fitting).
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Power supply
It is mandatory to apply literally following instructions for your own safety.
Electric installation must comply to the law, particularly for what concerning the protection line.
Warnings for a correct installation:
• Do not use extension cables, adaptors or multiple plugs; when necessary, please substitute the Schuko plug with another adequate plug.
• Do always connect the protection conductor.
• The power supply plug must be positioned in a easily accessible area.
CONNECTION
• Please find the connection (1) for the power supply cable the on the rear of the generator.
• Before of connecting the cable, please be sure that the POWER switch is in OFF position.
• Please connect the power supply cable (2 m lenght, plug IEC320 C13 Schuko) supplied with the generator.
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4.4.
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Warning
In case of non admissibility of a lack of gas supply (due to different causes such as interruption of power supply, intervention of power supply protection, failure of the generator), even though momentaneus, it would be opportune to forecast a pneumatic distribution panel that allows the momentaneus and more or less automatic insert of a spare gas sources.
As a precaution, the restart of a generator after the restoration of power supply isn’t automatic, but manual on command of the operator.
When the automatic start of the generator after a black-out is necessary, it is necessary to set this command in the set-up program
Packing disposal
It is recommended of keeping the original packing for possible future movimen­tation, since it guarantees an adequate protection to the generator.
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Disassembly and transport
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• Stop the generator (
• wait for depressurization (about a minute);
• switch off the generator (
• disconnect the electric power cable;
• close all valves (air inlet, tanks, nitrogen) and detach the pneumatic connections;
• unscrew the feet using the allen key 4 mm until the generator is free to move;
• unscrew the screws that block the stabilizers to the generator, put this component in a bag and attached it to the generator.
After removal the stabilizers pay attention to the handling of the ge­nerator, THE GENERATOR IS UNSTABLE.
par. 6.5.
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Transport
Remember that during transport the generator must always remain in a vertical position.
If conserved, use the original packaging; otherwise use a pallet of adequate di­mensions to hold the generator, affixing instructions in visible locations, such as: THIS WAY UP, KEEP IT IN VERTICAL POSITION. Lift the generator with the eyebolts in dotation.
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6.
Use
Use
6.1.
Keypad and display
KEYPAD
The user can interact with the generator, giving specific commands, display or set parameters using the keypad on the front panel of the generator. The chart below shows the use of the different keys on the keypad:
Key Fuction
Function It selects a function of the generator
Cursor It increases the selected value
Cursor It decreases the selected value
Operative It starts or stops the generator
DISPLAY
The display is composed by two lines of 20 characters each. The upper line usually shows the functions and parameters, while the lower line displays the related status and values. Should the message exceed 20 characters, it is displayed sliding.
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6.2.
6.2.1.
6.2.2.
First start-up
Configuration
The brand new generator is set and ready to start production. The user can ac­cess to the parameters set up menu (i.e. language, start-up mode, etc. ). Please see par. “Parameters setting”.
Working sequence
1. Verify that all connection are made according to what described in chapter 4
(INSTALLATION).
2. Verify compressed air pressure.
3. Shut the Nitrogen line down, at the outlet of the generator.
4. Switch the generator on, switching on the POWER key (see par. 6.3 “Switching
on the generator).
5. Start Nitrogen production pushing the START-STOP key (see par. 6.4. Nitrogen
production).
6. Wait till the generator reaches the stand-by condition. In this condition, the
generator stops the normal production cycle and the display shows the message STAND-BY.
7. From this moment on, Nitrogen is available in the line, opening the valve
shutted in point 2.
8. Flux in the enviroment for at least 30 minutes in order to clean the pipeline and
the reservoir.
6.3.
Switching on the generator
To switch on the generator, please turn the POWER switch on the front panel “ON”. The display lights up and the depressurization cycle starts automatically after few seconds. In this phase, that last max. 30 seconds, the following message is displayed:
PLEASE WAIT DEPRESSURIZATION IN PROGRESS
Once depressurization is completed, the following message appears:
GENERATOR READY
In this status, the generator is ready to accept the production command (see par. 6.4.) or the switch off command (see par. 6.6.).
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Use
6.4.
6.5.
Nitrogen production
When the generator ends the preparation phase (par. 6.3.) and the message
GENERATOR READY
tion in the following way. Push the operative button START/STOP. The productive cycle is started and the following message appears:
appears on the display, you can start Nitrogen produc-
PRODUCTION
Stop the generator
The generator can be stopped any time during production, just by pressing the START/STOP key. The following message appears during depressurization, that usually lasts 30-60 seconds:
PLEASE WAIT
DEPRESSURIZATION IN PROGRESS
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PLEASE NOTE: the START/STOP key is not operative during a block of produc­tion..
The following message appears at the end of pressurization:
GENERATOR READY
At this time, you have two alternatives:
1. to switch off the generator turning OFF the POWER switch (see par. 6.6.)
2. to start again production pushing the START/STOP key (see par. 6.4.)
Switching off the generator
Correct switch off
The correct switch off of the the generator must be started from the
TOR READY
Turn the “POWER” switch OFF to switch off the generator .
status. The par. 6.5. describes how to reach this condition.
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Incorrect switch off
Please avoid of switching off the generator directly without doing the stop ope­ration described in par. 6.5.
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When this happens incidentally or for lack of power supply, the generator will dispaly the following message:
WARNIING. UNCORRECT SWITCH -OFF
To switch-off the alarm, push the Function key .
6.7.
Parameters display
6.7.1.
Display of the mode of the generator
During production, the main page of the display will show the message:
PRODUCTION
In order to have more information on the mode od the generator, please press up arrow key . The display will show the following menu:
ARIA N2 YYYY W.WW X.XX ZZZZ
Where:
W.WW X.XX YYYY ZZZZ
The values are updated continously in order to verify the correct operation of the generator. To quit this page and go back on main menu, press the down arrow key .
= Air pressure at the intake of the sieves, in bar
= pressure of Nitrogen in the reservoir, in bar
= working phase of the molecular sieve CMS1
= working phase of the molecular sieve CMS2
6.7.2.
Working hours display
The generator counts the working hours (meant as the time during which the generator is in In order to display the working hours, you have to come back on main page (
PRODUCTION
To exit this page and come back on main page, press twice up arrow key .
PRODUCTION
) and then press twice the down arrow key .
mode), till a maximum value of 65535 hours.
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Use
6.8.
Setting of parameters
Message language
Italian English German French Spanish
Restoration of production after incorrect switch off
Manual Automatic
Incorrect switch-off alarm
Enabled Disabled
To access to this parameters turn on the generator pushing the Function key for some seconds. The date will be showed in sequence as indicated in the chart below. To modify them, press the arrow keys . To acquire the selected value, press the up arrow key, while pressing the Func­tion key , Doing so you can also access to following parameter. To exit this menu, press the Fuction key . for some seconds.
6.8.1.
Editing of maintenance parameters
See “Maintenance” par.
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Setting of “Minimum nitrogen pressure” alarm
MINIMUM OUTLET PRESSURE xx.x bar
This value represents the nitrogen pressure in the internal reservoir of the ge­nerator under which the activated. To access from main menu, press the Function key . This value can be incre­ased or decreased pressing the Function key and selecting the arrow key up or down . To go back on main page, press the Function key . for some seconds.
The default value is 6.0 bar.
INSUFFICIENT NITROGEN PRESSURE.
Outlet nitrogen pressure regulation
• The regulator is positioned on the front of the generator (see par. 3.3.1).
• Please rotate the knob to regulate the pressure to the desired value (clockwise to increase the pressure) displaying it on the gauge installed on the left.
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The default value is 0.0 bar (outlet closed).
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Maintenance
7.
Maintenance
The generator is equipped with a list of consumable components for each of them a working time is preset during the testing phase, in order to enable the user to perform programmed maintenance. This time is decreased till its expiry during normal operation. When the time is over the generator generates automatically a request for maintenance interven­tion.
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Before to do any type of operation on the generator, make sure that are mounted the stabilizers
(par. 4.2.5.)
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Deadline warnings
When the forecasted autonomy of a component expires during normal opera­tion, an alarm message is displayed, for example:
WARNING
EXHAUSTED SILENCER
In order to acquire the message, press the Function key .. The message di­sappear following this operation, and you can procede with normal operation. The generator will ask if the maintenance has been performed every successive switching on, showing on the display a message, for example:
SILENCER SUBSTITUTION DONE?
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Pressing the up arrow key ” select the reply “YES” oR “NO” consequentely. To acquire the reply after selecting it press the function key. Should the reply be “NO”, the message will be repeated to next switch off; Should the reply be “YES”, the generator sets a new working time of the com­ponent (the same set the first time) for a future maintenance. Should be the alarm for incorrect switch-off be present, this procedure isn’t ac­tivated; it will be anyhow available for next start up.
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7.2.
Maintenance kit
The following kit for the maintenance of the generator are available. They have to be substituted after the following time intervals:
Maintenance kit Part number Frequency of substitution
0-8000 h 0-16000 h
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8000 h
Maintenance kit
16000 h
423.93.0005 1 1
423.93.0014 1
Maintenance schedule
We recommend to follow the suggested maintenance schedule in order to keep the generator efficient and to reduce failure risks. The following chart indicates the frequency of the recommended maintenance operation, express in “working hours” of the generator.
Warranty is granted only on original parts
Maintenance has to be effected only by technician authorized by Claind.
If a correct maintenance schedule is not followed, the performance of the gene­rator may no longer be ensured and it may lead to permanent damage to the generator.
Part number Description 4000 h 8000 h 12000 h 16000 h
R061040 CMS silencer 1/2” 2 2 Maintenance kit to be used -> 423.93.0005 423.93.0014
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8.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
8.1.
8.2.
Unsufficient Nitrogen pressure alarm
This alert is activated once that, because of an exceeding Nitrogen consumption or of an insufficient inlet compressed air pressure, the pressure in the built-in reservoir drops below the MINIMUM NITROGEN PRESSURE that has been set To shut down the alarm, press the Function key . To exit from the alarm mode, the pressure inside the reservoir has to rise over the minimum value (for example by reduding the Nitrogen flow rate or increa­sing compressed air pressure).
High compressed air alarm
When the inlet compressed air pressure exceeds 10 bar, the corresponding alarm appears. In order to exit from alarm mode, switch off and turn on again the generator.
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9.
Guarantee
The conditions of guarantee are as follows: 12 MONTHS as of the date of installation, but NO MORE THAN 14 MONTHS as of the date of delivery. The guarantee includes the cost of materials and labour. The guarantee is EX WORKS CLAIND and therefore does not include any callout costs for technicians to visit the client’s premises. The guarantee covers exclusively COSTS DERIVING FROM MANUFACTURING DEFECTS and does not include:
1. Damage caused by negligence or improper use of the equipment.
2. Damage caused by inadequate electric power supply.
3. Damage caused by natural catastrophes (e.g. fire).
4. Damage caused by transport.
5. Damage caused by compressed air with inadequate properties.
The guarantee is rendered null and void in the event of intervention by unautho­rised personnel on the equipment.
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Declaration of conformity
MO10MCC Emiss. 26/10/2012
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(DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY)
Con la presente dichiariamo, sotto la nostra esclusiva responsabilità,
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(By this letter we declare, under our responsibility, that the following apparatus:)
CODICE
(Part number)
VERSIONE
(Version)
DESCRIZIONE
(Descritpion)
423.01.0130
2
Nitro70
423.01.0230
2
Nitro35
alla quale questa dichiarazione si riferisce, è conforme con quanto
stabilito dalle seguenti disposizioni, in particolare:
(to which this declaration regards, is fully in conformity with the following rules:)
2014/30
UE
Direttiva compatibilità elettromagnetica (EMC)
(Electromagnetic compatibility directive)
2014/35
UE
Direttiva bassa tensione (LV)
(Low voltage directive)
2014/68
UE
Attrezzatura in pressione (PED)
(Pressure equipment)
Tremezzina, 19/07/2016
Firma del legale rappresentante
(Signature of legal representative)
Giovanni Cogotzi
Via Regina 24, 22016 Tremezzina Loc. Lenno (CO) Italy
Tel. ++39-0344-56603
Fax. ++39-0344-56627
www.claind.it
10.
Declaration of conformity
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Notes
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Claind srl
Via Regina, 24 22016 Tremezzina Loc. Lenno (CO) - Italy Tel +39 0344 56603 Fax +39 0344 56627 e-mail [email protected]
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