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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - SOUND

INSULATING CABIN „MOBILE 100 UNIT"

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Page 1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - SOUND INSULATING CABIN „MOBILE 100 UNIT“ Contains important information - please observe!
Page 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: • Please observe all instructions in the manual to ensure a correct and safe assembly! • Check all parts for damage when removing them from packaging. Any damage must be documented directly and in a way which shows direct removal from packaging.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
INHALT 1 . Scope of delivery ......................... 4 2 . Installation preparation ....................6 Work safety ........................ 6 Tools ..........................7 Location of installation / Technical Data ............7 Sorting the parts ..................... 9 3 . Setting up the cabin ......................11 Mobile Unit without castors: Floor - set up and alignment ......11 Positioning of the skirting boards...
Page 4: Scope Of Delivery
SCOPE OF DELIVERY 1 Scope of delivery The cabin parts are delivered in one wooden box or on two pallets. Packaging: Before disposing of the packaging, please check that all required com- ponents have been removed. Parts made of soft wood fibre marked with an "X" are part of the packaging and can be disposed of.
Page 5 SCOPE OF DELIVERY Contents Wooden Boxes: 1 x Floor plate, MDF 38 mm 4 x Skirting board (only for Mobile Unit without castors) 12 x Bricks (rows A-D) 1 x Glass door with wooden frame 2 x Floor insulation plates, soft fibre 35 mm 1 x Floor plate, chipboard panel white, 16 mm, with carpet 1 x Shelf with screws 1 x Roof plate (consisting of chipboard 19 mm/soft fibre 40 mm)
Page 6: Installation Preparation
INSTALLATION PREPARATION 2 Installation Preparation 2.1 Work safety During assembly, please wear suitable clothing and the required protective equipment, e. g. shoes with reinforced caps. Climbing aids or ladders will be needed. At least two fitters are required to set up the cabin, safely. According to the German Occupational Health and Safety Act, a single person may not lift more than 25 kg.
Page 7: Tools
INSTALLATION PREPARATION 2.2 Necessary tools Hammer + Tapping Block Spirit level or laser levelling device 6 mm hex wrench Leader (to correct joint pattern if (for floor alignment) (to align the (for positioning the necessary) feet screws) D-Bricks series) -ONLY TAPPING BLOCK INCLUDED IN THE SCOPE OF DELIVERY- 2.3 Location of installation / Technical data Please note the technical data for further information regarding the location of installation.
Page 8 When installing two or more cabins next to each other a mininum distance of 5 cm between the cabins has to be maintained. Technical data Mobile 100 Unit Weight of the booth 350 kg / with packaging 500 kg Maximum total weight (cabin + users...
Page 9: Sorting The Parts
INSTALLATION PREPARATION 2.4 Sorting the parts Before assembly, sort all parts in the order of assembly. Divide the components into the rows A-B-C-D, floor elements and ceiling elements. This preparation will help you to ensure quick and smooth assembly. When removing the parts from the packaging, make sure that all parts are intact and complete.
Page 10 INSTALLATION PREPARATION The electric brick and the fan must not be carried on the power cable. Do not place the inside of the ceiling panel on the floor. The motion detector positioned there is protruding, it could be damaged. Caution The motion detector must not be damaged!
Page 11: Setting Up The Cabin
ASSEMBLY OF THE CABIN 3. Setting up the cabin 3.1 Mobile Unit without castors: Floor - set up and alignment The use of a levelling device (water level or laser) is absolutely necessary for the exact alignment of the floor plates. We recom- mend the use of a laser device for leveling.
Page 12 ASSEMBLY OF THE CABIN The base plate stands on 8 adjustable feet. First adjust the four feet that are located in the corners. The base plate must be horizontal. The distance to the floor must be at least 2.5 cm in order to be able to position the surrounding skirting boards in the rebate later.
Page 13: Positioning Of The Skirting Boards
ASSEMBLY OF THE CABIN 3.2 Positioning of the skirting boards Now place the skirting board parts into the notch as shown in the illustration. They are only positioned loosely there, as they are held in position by the outer protrusions of the brick row A. The cable outlet for power and optional LAN cables is located in the back right corner.
Page 14: Mobile Unit On Castors: Scruing The Floor Plate With Wooden Wedges
ASSEMBLY OF THE CABIN 3.3 Mobile Unit on castors: Securing the floor plate with wooden wedges When positioning the floor plate make sure that the floor is not sloping. back side with the shelf front position brakes The floor plate has to be secured with the wooden wedges to prevent it from roling away.
Page 15: Installation Of Walls And Door/Windows
INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS 4 Installation of walls and door 4.1 Instructions for brick connection The OFFICEBRICKS cabin can simply be stuck together, and is not glued or screwed. Push the bricks together from top to bottom. The brick construction consists of a tongue and groove system with additional connecting elements.
Page 16 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS Make sure that the bricks are straight and not askew in the connector system. Each brick is marked with a sticker on the top. It should always be read from the inside of the cabin.
Page 17: Row A And Glass Door
Before you continue with the installation please check which model option you have: with castors or without castors, with power supply at the bottom or on the roof. Start by setting the lateral and rear bricks (A2, A3, A4). front Mobile 100 Unit without castors Mobile 100 Unit with castors...
Page 18: Cabling / Power Supply Floor / Roof
MONTAGE DER SEITEN UND GLASSELEMENTE INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS 4.3 Cabling / power supply floor / roof Note: The unit may be equipped with a roof or floor power connection. Please check which connection was delivered before beginning assembly. When the bricks are put together, a cable duct is created in the corner connection.
Page 19 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS Power supply roof and optional LAN socket If the cabin is equipped with a power connection on the roof and an additional LAN socket and the network sockets are also located in the ceiling area on the building side, the network cables must be connected to the supply line roof (1.) in the cable duct to the roof.
Page 20 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS The door/ windows must be carried by two people for safety reasons. Important note: Avoid hard elements on clothing such as belt buckles, rivets, protruding zippers, etc. These could cause scratches or damage to the frames when handling door and window elements.
Page 21 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS (floor power connection) (roof power connection) The door must not be opened (unless additionally secured) until the brick row D has been installed, as the weight of the open door can cause the cabin to tilt.
Page 22: Mobile Unit: Installing The Brakes
INSTALLATION OF THE PARKING BRAKES 4.4 Mobile unit with castors: Inserting the parking brakes The Mobile Unit may only be used with brakes applied. The par- king brakes must be placed in the recesses provided in the base plate and fixed in place with screws. As soon as the unit has been placed at the intended installation location, both parking brakes must be applied.
Page 23: Wood Fibre And Floor Plate
INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS 4.4 Wood fibre and floor plate The floor consists of a multi-part soft fibre floor panel for dam- ping or insulation and a white coated 16mm chipboard as carrier vplate for the carpet. First, insert the wood fibre foor plate and secondly the 16 mm chipboard panel onto which the carpet will be layed (adhesive tape on top!).
Page 24: Rows B, C, D And Shelf
INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS (floor power connection) (roof power connection) 4.5 Rows B, C, D and desk Now insert brick row B. Start with Brick B6 on the front right next to the door and continue counter-clockwise as shown in the illustrations. Make sure that the power cable is correctly positioned.
Page 25 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS Next install brick row C. Start with Brick C7 and continue clockwise as shown in the illustrations. Make sure that the power cable is correctly positioned. (floor power connection) (roof power connection)
Page 26 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS Use a ladder or climbing aid to mount level D. This must stand safely and must not wobble! The last brick row is D. Start with brick D12 at the front right side of the door and continue counterclockwise as shown in the picture.
Page 27 INSTALLATION OF WALLS AND DOOR/WINDOWS...
Page 28 INSTALLATION OF THE STORAGE TRAY Shelf: Position the shelf as shown in the following picture and install it with the supplied screws.
Page 29: Roof Assembly And Electric Connection
ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION 5 Roof assembly and electric connection Use a ladder or climbing aid for mounting the ceiling construc- tion. This must be secure and free of wobbles! Now start with positioning the ceiling panel. The LED panel and the motion detector module are pre-mounted in this. Place the ceiling part in the inner rebate of the upper row of bricks.
Page 30: Connections Fan And Led
ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION 5.2 Fan and LED connections 1. Supply line roof 2. Supply line LED 3. Motion detection sensor 4. Motion detector box 5. Input line (motion detector) 6. Output line (motion detector) 7. Combination module 1 with connection cable LED light (LED light/slit rail, supply air) 8.
Page 31 ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION Check that the LED connection cable is free and not jammed between the inlet box and the soft fibre! Position the inlet / outlet box as accurately as possible above the slotted rails. Door 1. Air inlet box 2.
Page 32 ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION 1. Supply line roof/mains connection 230V 2. Input line (motion detector) 3. Output line motion detector, red plug 4. Distributor box with rotary control for fan speed 5. Fan connection cable with double plug, black/pastel blue plug 6.
Page 33 ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION - Connect the (1.) roof supply line to the (2.) input line of the motion sensor - Connect (3.) output line motion detector to (4.) distributor box - Insert the plug of the (5.) fan connection cable (black/pastel blue) into the socket in the fan box - Insert the white plug of the (7.) output line driver into the white socket of the (4.) distribution box...
Page 34 ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION Make sure that the cables are not jammed by the frame parts and the soft fibre parts. Now you can put the roof plates onto the top.
Page 35 ROOF ASSEMBLY AND ELECTRIC CONNECTION Connect the socket strip to the Wieland plug (floor power connection) (roof power connection)
Page 36: Carpet Tiles
LAY CARPET TILES 6 Lay Carpet tiles Carpet: Before putting in the carpet, remove the protective foil from the double sided adhesive tape. Then put in the carpet tiles. Connect the power cable to the mains supply. Dispose of the packaging material properly according to regulations at the appropriate disposal point.
Page 37: Maintenance And Care
MAINTENANCE AND CARE 7 Maintenance and care After assembly the cabin has to be cleaned. Wipe all surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents. Always clean the full surface of the bricks to prevent stains forming. Any soiling due to assembly or glue can thus be removed.
Page 38: Dissassembly
DISASSEMBLY 8 DISASSEMBLY Disassembly has to be done by two fitters. Use a ladder or clim- bing aid to disassemble the roof parts and brick row D. 1. Disconnect the plug from the mains supply 2. Remove the roof parts 3.
Page 39 DEMONTAGE...
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