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MAINTENANCE AND USE MANUAL
DUNE
6.1
WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
CHAPTER 6: INSTALLATION AND FIRST-TIME USE
So as to provide greater clarity the numbers given in the diagrams in this
chapter correspond exactly to the numbering in the Components Table
(Ch. 3).
Work area lighting is an important factor in both personnel safety and the
ultimate quality of the work being done. In Italy lighting must comply with a
Ministerial Decree Law that clearly defines minimum lighting requirements.
In other countries lighting requirements form part of the accident prevention
and workplace hygiene standards.
Before proceeding with installation make sure that all relevant safety conditions prevail and
follow the instructions below carefully.
6.3
REQUIRED WORK SPACE
Choosing a good workplace with an appropriate amount of space available for equipment
installation is an essential factor in personnel safety, the quality of the work and proper
maintenance. This zone must not only be spacious enough to allow for optimum equipment
operation but must also be well illuminated, aired, not dusty and not exposed to direct sun-
light.
6.2
PERMITTED AMBIENT CONDITIONS
Unless stated otherwise at the time of order the equipment will be configured to operate properly
under the following ambient conditions:
Ambient conditions other than those listed above may cause malfunctions or sudden
breakdowns. Lighting in the installation area must be sufficient to provide good visibility at every
single point on the equipment.
More specifically, luminosity must not be less than 200 lux, lighting must be as uniform as
possible and there must be no reflected light as this could dazzle the operator.
Min ambient temperature
0°C
Max ambient temperature
40°C
Max humidity
90%
The equipment must not be used in workplaces having an atmosphere which is
explosive and/or at risk of fire as it has not been designed for use in such areas.
Nevertheless, should a fire accidentally break out follow the procedure described
in paragraph 2.4.
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