Summary of Contents for Cleantecs FFS230
- Page 1 RADIO REMOTE CONTROL FFS230/FFS400 Operating Instructions BJ 2015 .. SN 1500 .. FFS230 BA 0304882 R00 2021-06 Translation of operating instructions for the Radio Remote Control FFS230/FFS400...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Basics Safety notices Explanatory information Overview of the components and scope of delivery of the radio remote control How does the radio remote control work? Components and their function Intended use Improper and prohibited use Requirements of the system user Space requirements Specifications for power connection Power/technical specifications: 230 volts... - Page 3 Table of contents Radio range (what do I have to consider?) Checking the radio remote control for defects Checking the battery charge level of the handheld transmitter Checking the function of the radio remote control Safety when using the radio remote control Commissioning Preparation for connecting the radio remote control Unpacking and checking new goods...
- Page 4 Table of contents Taking out of operation Disconnecting the radio remote control How do I disconnect the base unit from the device and the mains? Transport and storage Transporting and storing the radio remote control Preparation for transport Preparation for storage Disposal What happens to the waste? Packaging...
- Page 5 Basics A radio module from ELCA is integrated into our radio remote control. Please also read the ELCA operating instructions and keep them in a safe place. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
- Page 6 It is IMPORTANT that you read these operating instructions CAREFULLY BEFORE USE and KEEP THEM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. Visit our homepage at regular intervals and check for the latest version of the operating instructions. The operating instructions are intended for... the radio remote control manufactured from 2015, serial number 1500.
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Page 7: Basics
Basics Components and functions of the radio remote control Here you will find information about: Components of the system, tools for maintenance. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 8: Safety Notices
Basics Explanation of notices Safety notices The notices are for your safety. The notices can be found in the general safety section and are always accompanied by an action that requires specific attention. Failure to comply will lead to serious injury or death. DANGER Danger to life due to thunderstorms A Avoid using the machine during thunderstorms. -
Page 9: Explanatory Information
Basics Explanatory information This information can be found in the grey shaded area of a figure. It helps you to find the right figure for the heading in the text, understand the details better, follow steps, complete movements and identify the position. The title of the image indicates the Image title text... - Page 10 Basics Overview of the components and scope of delivery of the radio remote control BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
- Page 11 Basics Radio remote control Handheld transmitter Charging unit for handheld transmitter BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
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Page 12: How Does The Radio Remote Control Work
Basics How does the radio remote cally activated for safety reasons and the contactor switch disconnects the control work? power connection. The radio remote control consists of An antenna for receiving and transmit- a housing with a radio receiver for re- ting radio signals is installed on the ceiving the radio signal and a contactor housing of the radio remote control. -
Page 13: Components And Their Function
Basics Components and their function Housing The radio receiver and the contac- tor switch are accommodated in the housing. The housing has protection classes IP66/IP67/IP69. The handheld transmitter provides contactless control of the contactor switch via the receiver. The connection to the circuit is closed with the START button and broken with the STOP but- ton. - Page 14 Basics The carrying handle, which is integrat- Carrying handle ed into the protective plate, helps to carry the radio remote control safely. The suspension eyes offer the option of mounting the radio remote control on a surface. Suspension eye The hook can be used to hang the ra- dio remote control on our DI filter trolley or in another suitable location.
- Page 15 Basics Intended use Here you will find the following information: For what purposes may the FFS be used, where may the FFS be used, who may use the FFS? BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
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Page 16: Intended Use
Basics Intended use The following groups of people are not allowed to operate the radio remote The FFS radio remote control is for control: STARTING and STOPPING devices in � People with limited physical, sensory the commercial sector by means of a or mental capacities radio signal. -
Page 17: Power/Technical Specifications: 400 Volts
Basics Power/technical specifications: 400 volts � Voltage 400 volts � Current 16 amps � Frequency 50/60 hertz � Radio type ELCA AR MITO-MINI � Operating frequency 868.0125 - 869.9875 MHz Where can the radio remote control be used? The housing of the radio remote control is approved according to protection class IP66/IP67/IP69. -
Page 18: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
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Page 19: Safety Principles
Safety principles General safety instructions Important instructions for safe use of the system and for ensuring safe cleaning. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 20: For Your Safety
Safety principles For your safety Important instructions for safe use of the system. These instructions enable you to protect yourself and others from dangerous situations and injuries. DANGER Danger to life due to inadequate fuse protection A Operate the radio remote control only with a power supply system that has adequate fuse protection. - Page 21 Safety principles CAUTION Risk of injury due to falling A Check your working area for unevenness and obstacles. This will protect you from injuries resulting from a fall. NOTICE Avoid loss of radio signal A Make sure that you are within the radio range of the transmitting and receiving unit.
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Page 22: Working Safely
Working safely Safe operation Here you will find information about: choosing a safe cleaning location, sources of danger in the working area, sources of danger when working. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 23: Working Safely
Working safely Working safely Checking the battery charge level of the handheld transmitter Here you will find a description of how � Check the battery charge status of to work safely with the radio remote the handheld transmitter before starting control. - Page 24 Working safely NOTICE NOTICE Check function Damage due to incorrect use ATest the function of the radio remote AUse the radio remote control only control before starting work. for its intended purpose. This will prevent malfunctions when This will prevent damage to the radio working.
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Page 25: Commissioning
Commissioning Commissioning the radio remote control Here you will find information about pre- paring the FFS for operation. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 26: Preparation For Connecting The Radio Remote Control
Commissioning Preparation for Check for damage connecting the radio remote control In this step, the radio remote control is prepared for connection. Unpacking and checking new goods � After unpacking the radio remote control, please check that all compo- nents are present and that there is no damage. - Page 27 Commissioning � the plug connections for bent Check for damage contacts, cracks, correct fit of cable and plug connections. � the antenna for cracks and breaks. � the handheld transmitter [6] for damage to the housing, for cracks in the membrane keys, for charging status of the battery.
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Page 28: Charging The Handheld Transmitter
Commissioning Charging the handheld Disconnect the power supply unit from the mains transmitter The handheld transmitter is equipped with a lithium polymer battery. This can- not be removed, but is charged with the charging unit supplied. Charging should be carried out at a temperature between 0 °C and 45 °C. - Page 29 Commissioning � Connect charging clip cable Power supply unit with charging clip, power supply unit [8]. then connect to power supply � Connect power supply unit to pow- er supply [10]. � Check that the lower LED [11] on the handheld transmitter [12]turns “RED”.
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Page 30: Working
Working Working with the radio remote control Here you will find information about working with the radio remote control. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 31: Working With The Radio Remote Control
Working Working with the ra- Radio range dio remote control This section describes how to work with the radio remote control: � How do I assess the right place for radio reception? � Where and how do I properly attach or position the base unit? �... -
Page 32: The Right Place For The Base Unit When Working
Working The right place for the base unit Suspension eyes when working The base unit should be positioned in a location that is protected from dirt and water. Do not lay the cables with the plugs in dirt or water and do not create a possible trip hazard. -
Page 33: Attaching The Strap To The Handheld Transmitter
Working Attaching the strap to the Thread the strap through handheld transmitter � Thread the end with the Velcro through the eyelet of the handheld transmitter. � Pull the belt through the adjust- ment clasp until it forms a loop. �... -
Page 34: How Do I Connect The Base Unit
Working How do I connect the base unit? Connecting the device When connecting the base unit, pro- ceed as follows: � Connect the base unit to the de- vice that you want to control. � Connect the base unit to the mains [4]. -
Page 35: Controls On The Handheld Transmitter
Working Controls on the handheld Controls transmitter The function of the handheld transmitter is to send a START and a STOP signal and to ensure that a stable signal can be transmitted by permanent radio con- tact with the receiving unit. The following controls are provided: START –... - Page 36 Working Capacity of the lithium polymer battery: Handheld transmitter charged LED flashing at 1 second intervals � – the battery is charged. LED flashing at 2 second intervals � – the battery is almost flat. LED goes off during operation – �...
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Page 37: How Do I Operate The Handheld Transmitter
Working How do I operate the handheld Start device transmitter? � To start a device, press the START button until the GREEN LED starts to flash brightly. � To stop a device, press the STOP button [7]. WARNING Press the STOP button in dangerous situations AIn the event of malfunctions, switch off the radio remote control using the... -
Page 38: How Do I Change The Frequency Band
Working How do I change the frequency Frequency groups band? GROUP FREQUENCIES The radio remote control has the option Group 1 869.7125 - 869.8125 - to switch between three frequency 869.9375 MHz groups. Changing to another frequency group is permanent. Group 2 869.7625 - 869.8625 - 869.9875 MHz... - Page 39 Working LED flashes once, then the transmitter Change frequency group unit switches off. Repeat the procedure to change again to the next frequency group. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
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Page 40: Taking Out Of Operation
Taking out of operation Taking the radio remote control out of operation Here you will find information about dismantling the radio remote control. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 41: Disconnecting The Radio Remote Control
Taking out of operation Disconnecting the Disconnect from the power supply radio remote control Here you will find a description of dis- connecting the radio remote control. How do I disconnect the base unit from the device and the mains? Disconnect from the device When disconnecting the base unit, pro- ceed as follows:... -
Page 42: Transport And Storage
Transport and storage Transport and storage Here you will find information about transporting and storing the system. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 43: Transporting And Storing The Radio Remote Control
Transport and storage Transporting and Check for damage and contamination storing the radio re- mote control Transport and storage of the radio re- mote control are described here. Preparation for transport � Check the radio remote control for damage (housing, cable, plugs, anten- na, handheld transmitter, strap). -
Page 44: Disposal
Disposal Disposing of the system Here you will find information about disposal of the product and the associated components. BA 0304882 R00 2021-06... -
Page 45: What Happens To The Waste
Disposal What happens to the waste? Packaging � The packaging is made of cardboard and can be recycled. Base unit and handheld transmitter � The base unit and the handheld transmitter must be disposed of using the locally approved electrical appliance recycling system. - Page 46 Notes Notes BA 0304882 R00 2021-06...
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