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4. ID PLATE AND MARKING DATA
Central control have
without further requirements. The
indications for use provided with the product indicate 'presumed conformity to the
directives' issued by the European Community.
The manufacturer holds the technical archive with documentation providing that
products have been examined and evaluated for conformity to directives.
ID plate data are indicated on a polyethylene adhesive label applied externally on
the outside of the container, printed in black on a grey background. Values conform
to EC requirements in force. See figure for example of labelling.
5. RECOMMENDATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY
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HESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE INTENDED FOR TECHNICAL AND SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL
T
HUS BASIC SAFETY AND WORKING TECHNIQUES ARE NOT DISCUSSED
In order to guarantee perfect operation of the system and facilitate installation, follow the
instructions and warnings below.
Perform a thorough visual inspection of the device to ensure it wasn't
damaged during transport.
To avoid the hazard of injury or death caused by the electrical current,
always disconnect the voltage from the power supply line before carrying out
any wiring or adjustment operation.
The electrical power supply system must be designed and implemented in
compliance with current standards.
Caution. Check that the electric power supply used corresponds to that
specified on the "technical data" label attached to the station.
The meteorological control units, in order to operate to their full potential, must be
assisted by a wind speed detector and/or rain sensor and/or brightness sensor and/or
temperature sensor.
The rain and wind detectors are placed outside in direct contact with the weather, on the
roof or in a similar position if possible.
The rain sensor should be placed in a slightly inclined position in order to facilitate water
run-off and in a position which is not protected from falling rain; positioning the sensor
underneath trees is not recommended as this will alter the natural meteorological event.
The wind sensor should be placed far from obstacles that deform or protect against the
wind flow; thus avoid placing the sensor near gutters, trees, walls, etc.
When assembling the stations, in order to guarantee perfect operation of the system and
facilitate installation, follow the instructions and warnings below.
Some recommendations for installation.
a) Select the most suitable location for the control unit based on the shape and structure
of the building. The station does not require any maintenance, thus it can be placed in
an out-of-the-way position, protected against direct weather exposure.
marking and are destined for use in the European Union
marking on the product, packaging and
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