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Transport and storage
Conditions
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WARNING
Protecting the brake resistor against damage
Protect the brake resistor against damage during transport and
storage and adhere to the conditions.
Damage may result in hazardous voltages being present on the
housing or exposed components and can lead to serious or even
fatal injuries.
Avoiding damage to the brake resistor and loss of the war-
ranty
Observe the conditions and the following chapters on transport and
storage.
Disregarding the conditions can lead to damage to the brake resis-
tor and invalidation of the warranty.
Avoid short-circuit due to moisture
Condensed water can form during transport in cold weather or in
case of extreme temperature differences. Make sure that no mois-
ture collects in the brake resistor. Slowly adjust the temperature to
room temperature. Switch the brake resistor on only when it is dry.
If the brake resistor is not fully dry, condensed water can lead to a
short-circuit and damage to the brake resistor when switching on.
Care must be taken that the brake resistor and individual compo-
nents are not damaged during transport and storage. Observe the
specifications in the following chapters and comply with the following
conditions:
• Avoid electrostatic charging
• Avoid contact with highly insulating materials
• Temperature: -15 °C to +70 °C, maximum fluctuation 20 K/hour
• Air humidity: Max. relative humidity 85 %, non-condensing
• Use of suitable means of transport
• Use of the vendor's original packaging
The table shows the maximum stacking height in which you may
store and transport the brake resistors in their original packaging on
a pallet:
Brake resistor type
AX2090-BW65-04xx
AX2090-BW65-16xx
AX2090-BW65
Stacking height [pieces]
8
5
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