Vernacare Vortex Technical Manual page 12

2.3.2 Back-up generator tests / mains electrical supply surges.
Damage to internal electrical components of the Vortex macerator can occur as a
result of voltage surges / spikes occurring In the electrical supply to the machine. The
likelihood of such damage occurring is increased when frequent testing of back-up
electrical supplies are carried out.
To prevent such damage, Vernacare recommends that transient voltage suppressors
(in accordance with IEC class 3 surge protection) be installed in the electrical supply
to the machine.
2.4 Environment
Indoor use only. Altitudes up to 2000m. Temperatures 5C to 40C.
Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 31'C, decreasing linearly to
50% relative humidity at 40C.
Mains supply voltage fluctuations not to exceed +/- 10% of nominal voltage.
2.5 Commissioning
After installation, to ensure warranty validity the machine should be commissioned by
a Vernacare technician OR in the case of an overseas installation, by a Vernacare
approved technician. The machine should not be run until after this check has been
done.
Important
The machine MUST be bolted down before use. The machine should be run once - empty -
to prime the pipework, diaphragm valve, deodoriser feed etc.
Note: For warranty, service or repair please quote the machine serial number which
can be found clearly marked upon the rating plate which is positioned on the RH side,
bottom front of the machine.
2.6 Warning labels and icons – explanations
Please refer
or operation of this equipment.
Symbol indicates presence of 230v 50hz/ 415v 3phase 50hz electrical supply.
Start Cycle – Press this button to start the machine. An auto-start option is also
available. Contact Vernacare for more information.
to the technical manual prior to installation, maintenance
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