baltur TBG 85 ME, Instruction Manual For Installation, Use And Maintenance

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Special precautions when using gas.

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Check that the feed line and the train comply with current law 

and regulations.

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Check that all the gas connections are properly sealed.

•  Do not leave the equipment on when it is not in use and always 

close the gas cock.

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If the user is absent for a prolonged period of time, close the 

main gas feed tap to the burner.

•  If you smell gas:

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do not operate electrical switches, phones or any other 

object that may cause sparks;

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open immediately doors and windows to create a draught to 

clear the air in the room;

- close the gas cocks;

- have professionally qualified personnel correct the fault.

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Do not obstruct ventilation openings in the room where there is 

gas equipment. Otherwise, dangerous situations may arise with 

the build up of toxic and explosive mixtures.

RESIDUAL RISKS

•  Even though the product was designed in compliance with the 

obligatory standards, residual risks may still be present during 

correct  operation.  They  are  signalled  on  the  burner  through 

special Pictograms.

CAUTION

Moving mechanical organs.

CAUTION

Materials at high temperature.

CAUTION

Powered electric panel.

ELECTRIC SAFETY WARNINGS

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Check that the equipment has a suitable ground system, carried 

out following safety standards in force.

•  Do not use the gas pipes to ground electrical equipment.

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If  in  doubt,  call  for  a  careful  electrical  check  by  a  qualified 

technician,  since  the  manufacturer  will  not  be  liable  for  any 

damage caused by a poor ground connection.

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Have  qualified  personnel  check  that  the  electric  system  is 

adequate to equipment maximum power consumption indicated 

on the plate.

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Make sure that system cable section is suitable to equipment 

power consumption.

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Adapters, multiple plugs and/or extension cables may not be 

used for the equipment’s power supply.

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For the mains supply connection is required an omnipolar switch 

with a contact opening gap equal or above 3 mm in accordance 

with current safety regulations (condition of overvoltage 

category III).

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For burner electricity supply use double insulation cables only, 

with external isolation at least 1 mm thick.

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Remove the external insulating seal of the supply pipe necessary 

for the connection, preventing the cable to touch metal parts.

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The electrical supply to the burner must have neutral to ground 

connection. If the ionisation current has control with neutral not 

to ground, it is essential to make a connection between terminal 

2 (neutral) and the ground for the RC circuit.

•  The use of any electrically fed components entails complying 

with certain fundamental rules, including the following:

- do not touch the equipment with parts of the body that are 

wet or damp or with damp feet;

- do not pull on electrical cables;

- do not leave the equipment exposed to atmospheric agents 

(such as rain or sun etc.) unless there is explicit provision 

for this;

- do not allow the equipment to be used by children or 

inexpert persons;

- The power supply cable for the equipment must not be 

replaced by the user. In case of cable damage, turn the 

equipment off. To replace it contact qualified personnel only;

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If you decide not to use the equipment for a certain period of 

time it is advisable to switch off the electrical power supply 

to all components in the system that use electricity (pumps, 

burner, etc.).

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Use regulation-compliant flexible cables EN60335-1:

- in case of PVC sheath, at least type H05VV-F;

- in case of rubber sheath, at least type H05RR-F;

- without any sheath at least type FG7 or FROR.

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The  electric  equipment  works  correctly  when  the  relative 

humidity does not exceed the 50% at a maximum temperature 

of  +40°  C.  Higher  relative  humidity  are  allowed  at  lower 

temperatures(e.g. 90 % at 20° C)

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The electric equipment works correctly at altitudes of up to 1000 

m above the see level.