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Following severe weather conditions (greater than
80 mph (129 km/hr) wind, higher than 4 ft (1.2 m)
waves, or ice thaw), it is possible for the SolarBee
to drag the anchors and move out of position. If
this should happen, the pond or reservoir operator
will need to re-locate the machine to its original
position.
WARNING: IF MOVING OR DEPLOYING
MOORING BLOCKS CONNECTED TO THE
ANCHOR CHAIN, BE SURE THAT YOU AND
OTHERS ARE CLEAR OF THE ANCHOR CHAIN
BEFORE SINKING THE MOORING BLOCKS!
LOWER THE MOORING BLOCKS INTO THE
WATER SLOWLY. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD
CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH BY
DROWNING!
Tethering System
- The tethering system
constists of 2 tether posts or duckbill anchors set
into the shoreline across from one another. A
stainless steel cable is strung across the pond
or reservoir and tied to both tether posts. The
SolarBee has 2 short chains running from two of
the float plates on the machine out to the cable
line running across the pond or reservoir.
The tethering system is used in applications where
the body of water is very narrow or the Mooring
Block System is not applicable. Following severe
weather conditions (greater than 80 mph (129
km/hr) wind, higher than 4 ft (1.2 m) waves, or
ice thaw), it is possible for the tether posts to pull
partly or completely out of the ground. If this
should happen, the pond or reservoir operator
will need to re-locate the machine to its original
position.
Features
Features
SB5000
Tethering System
Movement of machine
- For a SolarBee
anchored by a tether system, the machine
will have limited movement, however slack
will be left to allow for water fluctuation. The
tether line slack will be field determined
based on tether line span and expected water
fluctuation. The SolarBee will not rotate when
it is anchored using the tether system.
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