霍尼韦尔6500说明书
护理清洁6500 6100用户手册说明书
6500/6100English 6简体中文 18繁體中文 356EnglishImportantRead this user manual carefully before you use theappliance and save it for future reference.Danger-Keep the charger away from water. Do not place orstore it over or near water contained in a bathtub,washbasin, sink etc. Do not immerse the charger inwater or any other liquid. After cleaning, make surethe charger is completely dry before you connect it tothe wall socket.Warning-The mains cord cannot be replaced. If the mains cordis damaged, discard the charger.-Always have the charger replaced with one of theoriginal type in order to avoid a hazard.-Do not use the charger outdoors or near heatedsurfaces.-If the appliance is damaged in any way (brush head,toothbrush handle or charger), stop using it. Thisappliance contains no serviceable parts. If theappliance is damaged, contact the Consumer CareCenter in your country (see chapter 'Warranty andsupport').-This appliance can be used by children and personswith reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilitiesor lack of experience and knowledge if they havebeen given supervision or instruction concerning useof the appliance in a safe way and understand thehazards involved. Cleaning and user maintenanceshall not be made by children without supervision.-Children shall not play with the appliance. Caution-Do not clean the brush head, the handle or thecharger in the dishwasher.-If you have had oral or gum surgery in the previous 2months, consult your dentist before you use thetoothbrush.7English-Consult your dentist if excessive bleeding occurs afterusing this toothbrush or if bleeding continues to occurafter 1 week of use. Also consult your dentist if youexperience discomfort or pain when you use thePhilips Sonicare.-The Philips Sonicare toothbrush complies with thesafety standards for electromagnetic devices. If youhave a pacemaker or other implanted device, contactyour physician or the device manufacturer of theimplanted device prior to use.-If you have medical concerns, consult your doctorbefore you use the Philips Sonicare.-This appliance has only been designed for cleaningteeth, gums and tongue. Do not use it for any otherpurpose. Stop using the appliance and contact yourdoctor if you experience any discomfort or pain.-The Philips Sonicare toothbrush is a personal caredevice and is not intended for use on multiplepatients in a dental practice or institution.-Stop using a brush head with crushed or bent bristles.Replace the brush head every 3 months or sooner ifsigns of wear appear. Do not use other brush headsthan the ones recommended by the manufacturer.-If your toothpaste contains peroxide, baking soda orbicarbonate (common in whitening toothpastes),thoroughly clean the brush head with soap and waterafter each use. This prevents possible cracking of theplastic.Electromagnetic fields (EMF)This Philips appliance complies with all applicablestandards and regulations regarding exposure toelectromagnetic fields.Radio Equipment Directive-Radio Equipment in this product operates at 13.56MHz-Maximum RF power transmitted by the RadioEquipment is 30.16dBm8EnglishIntroductionCongratulations on your purchase and welcome toPhilips! To fully benefit from the support that Philipsoffers, register your product at/welcome.Your Philips Sonicare (Fig. 1)1Hygienic travel cap2Smart brush head(s)*3Handle4Power on/off button5Intensity light6Mode/intensity button7Mode light8Brush head replacement reminder light9Battery indication10Charging base11Travel case (specific types only)**Note: The content of the box may vary based on themodel purchased.Brush headsYour Philips Sonicare comes with one or more brushheads which are designed to deliver superior results foryour oral care needs.Philips Sonicare BrushSync TechnologyYour brush head(s) are enabled with BrushSynctechnology. This technology enables 2 features with thistoothbrush:1Brush head mode pairing (see 'Features andAccessories')2Brush head replacement reminder (see 'Features andAccessories')This symbol indicates the brush head is equipped withBrushSync technology. (Fig. )Brushing modesYour power toothbrush is equipped with 3 differentmodes to accommodate all your oral care needs.9EnglishTo change modes, press the mode/intensity button whilethe toothbrush is off.The following modes are available:Clean modeClean is a 2-minute mode, recommended to be used withintensity level 3. It gives you a thorough and completeclean and is recommended to be used with the C2Optimal Plaque Control brush head.White modeWhite is a 2-minute 30-seconds mode, recommended tobe used with intensity level 3 and the W2 Optimal Whitebrush head.Gum Care modeGum Care is a 3-minute mode, recommended to be usedwith intensity level 3 and the G2 Optimal Gum Care brushhead.Intensity settingsYour power toothbrush gives you the option to choosebetween 3 different intensity levels: low, medium andhigh. (Fig. ) Based on the brush head you attach, theintensity will be selected. The intensity can be changed bypressing the mode/intensity button while brushing. Foroptimal results it is recommended to use theautomatically selected intensity. The intensity cannot bechanged as long as the handle is powered off or paused. Using your Philips SonicareBrushing instructions1Press the brush head onto the handle in such a waythat the bristles will face the front of the handle. (Fig. )2Firmly press the brush head down onto the metalshaft until it stops.Note: It is normal to see a slight gap between thebrush head and the handle.3Wet the bristles. (Fig. )10English4Apply a small amount of toothpaste on the bristles.(Fig. )5Place the toothbrush bristles against the teeth at aslight angle (45 degrees), pressing firmly to make thebristles reach the gumline or slightly beneath thegumline. (Fig. )Note: A change in vibration (and a slight change insound) alerts you when you apply too much pressurewhile brushing.Note: Keep the center of the brush in contact with theteeth at all times.6Press the power on/off button to turn on the PhilipsSonicare. (Fig. )7Gently keep the bristles placed on the teeth and in thegumline. Brush your teeth with small back and forthmotion so the bristles reach between the teeth. (Fig. )Note: The bristles should slightly flare. Do not scrub.8To clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, tilt thebrush handle semi-upright and make several verticaloverlapping brushing strokes on each tooth. (Fig. )9To make sure you brush evenly throughout themouth, divide the mouth into 4 sections using theQuadpacer feature. (Fig. ) The quadpacer featurebeeps after 30 seconds.10Brush for the full 2 minutes following the Quadpacer.(Fig. ) After 2 minutes, the toothbrush willautomatically shut off.In white mode, after 2 minutes the handle willcontinue to brush for 30 seconds so that you canbrighten and polish your front teeth. During theextra time, the Quadpacer beeps every 15 seconds.In gum care mode, after 2 minutes the handle willcontinue to brush for an additional minute so youcan gently stimulate and massage your gums.During the extra time, the Quadpacer beeps every15 seconds.-After you have completed the brushing cycle, you canspend additional time brushing the chewing surfacesof your teeth and areas where staining occurs. (Fig. )11EnglishNote: Your Philips Sonicare toothbrush is safe to useon:- Braces (brush heads wear out sooner when used onbraces)- Dental restorations (fillings, crowns, veneers)Note: When the Philips Sonicare toothbrush is used inclinical studies, it must be used in the Clean mode (forplaque and gum health claims) or in White mode (forwhitening claims) at high intensity with EasyStartturned off.Features-EasyStart-Brush head replacement reminder-Pressure sensor-Brush head mode pairing-QuadpacerEasy-startThis Philips Sonicare model comes with the EasyStartfeature deactivated. The EasyStart feature gentlyincreases the power over the first 14 brushings to helpyou get used to the brushing with the Philips Sonicare.Brush head replacement reminderYour Philips Sonicare is equipped with BrushSynctechnology that tracks the wear of your brush head. (Fig.)1When attaching a new smart brush head for the firsttime the brush head replacement reminder lightblinks green three times. This confirms you have aPhilips brush head with BrushSync technology.12English2Over time, based on the pressure you apply and theamount of time used, the handle will track brush headwear in order to determine the optimal time tochange your brush head. This feature gives you theguarantee for the best cleaning and care of yourteeth.3When the brush head replacement reminder lightPressure sensorYour Philips Sonicare is equipped with an advancedsensor that measures the pressure you apply whilebrushing. If you apply too much pressure, the toothbrushwill provide immediate feedback to indicate that youneed to reduce the pressure. This feedback is given by aBrush head mode pairingAn RFID chip inside the brush head communicates withthe toothbrush handle. When you attach a brush head,the handle automatically recognizes the brush head andselects the right mode and intensity level to optimizeyour brushing performance.QuadpacerThe Quadpacer is an interval timer that has a short beepand pause to remind you to brush the different sectionsof your mouth. Depending on the brushing mode youhave selected (see 'Brushing modes'), the Quadpacerbeeps at different intervals during the brushing cycle. Activating or deactivating featuresYou can activate or deactivate the following features ofyour toothbrush:-EasyStart-Brush head replacement reminder-Pressure sensor13EnglishTo activate or deactivate these features, follow theinstructions below:EasyStart1Put the handle on the plugged-in charger.2Press and hold the power on/off button while thehandle remains on the charger.3Keep the power on/off button pressed until you heara single short beep (after 2 seconds).4Release the power on/off button.-Triple tone of low-med-high means the EasyStartfeature has been activated. The brush headreplacement light and battery light will also blinkgreen 2 times in unison to confirm activation.-Triple tone of high-med-low means the EasyStartfeature has been deactivated. The brush headreplacement light and battery light will also blinkamber 2 times in unison to confirm deactivation.Note: To achieve clinical efficacy, EasyStart needs to bedeactivated.Brush head replacement reminder1Put the handle on the plugged-in charger.2Press and hold the power on/off button while thehandle remains on the charger.3Keep the power on/off button pressed until you heara series of two short beeps (after 4-5 seconds).4Release the power on/off button.-Triple tone of low-med-high means the Brushhead replacement reminder feature has beenactivated. The brush head replacement light andbattery light will also blink green 2 times in unisonto confirm activation.-Triple tone of high-med-low means the Brushhead replacement reminder feature has beendeactivated. The brush head replacement lightand battery light will also blink amber 2 times inunison to confirm deactivation.Pressure sensor1Put the handle on the plugged-in charger.14English2Press and hold the power on/off button while thehandle remains on the charger.3Keep the power on/off button pressed until you heara series of three short beeps (after 6-7 seconds).4Release the power on/off button.-Triple tone of low-med-high means the pressuresensor feature has been activated. The brush headreplacement light and battery light will also blinkgreen 2 times in unison to confirm activation.-Triple tone of high-med-low means the pressuresensor feature has been deactivated. The brushhead replacement light and battery light will alsoblink amber 1 time in unison to confirmdeactivation.If you continue holding the power on/off button afterthe three short beeps, the activate/deactivate sequencerepeats.Battery status and charging1Put the plug of the charger in an electrical outlet.2Place the handle on the charger.-The charger will emit 2 short beeps to confirm thatthe handle is placed properly.-The flashing light of the battery level indicatorshows that the toothbrush is charging.-When handle is fully charged on the charger, thebattery light shows solid green for 30 seconds andswitches off.Note: Your toothbrush comes pre-charged for first use.After first use, charge for at least 24 hours.Battery status (when handle is not on charger)When removing the Philips Sonicare from the charger,the battery light at the bottom of the toothbrush willindicate the status of the battery life.-Solid green LED: full battery-Flashing green LED: medium battery-Flashing amber LED and three beeps: low battery15English-Flashing amber LED and two sets of five beeps: Nobrushing sessions left (charge toothbrush) CleaningNote: Do not clean the brush head, handle or travel casein the dishwasher.Toothbrush handle1Remove the brush head and rinse the metal shaft areawith warm water. Make sure you remove any residualtoothpaste (Fig. ).Note: Do not push on the rubber seal on the metalshaft with sharp objects, as this may cause damage.2Wipe the entire surface of the handle with a dampcloth.Note: Do not use isopropyl rubbing alcohol, vinegar orbleach to clean handle as this may causediscoloration.Brush head1Rinse the brush head and bristles after each use (Fig. ).2Remove the brush head from the handle and rinse thebrush head connection with warm water at least oncea week.Charger1Unplug the charger before you clean it.2Wipe the surface of the charger with a damp cloth.Make sure you remove any toothpaste or otherresidue from the charger surfaces.StorageIf you are not going to use your Philips Sonicare for anextended period of time, unplug the charger from thewall socket, clean it and store it in a cool and dry placeaway from direct sunlight.Locating the model numberLook on the bottom of the Philips Sonicare toothbrushhandle for the model number (HX684x/HX685x).16EnglishRecycling-Do not throw away the product with the normalhousehold waste at the end of its life, but hand it in atan official collection point for recycling. By doing this,you help to preserve the environment.-This product contains a built-in rechargeable batterywhich shall not be disposed of with normal householdwaste. Please take your product to an officialcollection point or a Philips service center to have aprofessional remove the rechargeable battery.-Follow your country’s rules for the separate collectionof electrical and electronic products and rechargeablebatteries. Correct disposal helps prevent negativeconsequences for the environment and humanhealth.Removing the rechargeable batteryWarning: Only remove the rechargeable battery whenyou discard the appliance. Make sure the battery iscompletely empty when you remove it.To remove the rechargeable battery, you need a towel orcloth, a hammer and a flat-head (standard) screwdriver.Observe basic safety precautions when you follow theprocedure outlined below. Be sure to protect your eyes,hands, fingers, and the surface on which you work.1To deplete the rechargeable battery of any charge,remove the handle from the charger, turn on thePhilips Sonicare and let it run until it stops. Repeat thisstep until you can no longer turn on the PhilipsSonicare.2Remove and discard the brush head. Cover the entirehandle with a towel or cloth (Fig. ).3Hold the top of the handle with one hand and strikethe handle housing 0.5 inch above the bottom end.Strike firmly with a hammer on all 4 sides to eject theend cap (Fig. ).Note: You may have to hit on the end several times tobreak the internal snap connections.4Remove the end cap from the toothbrush handle. Ifthe end cap does not release easily from the housing,repeat step 3 until the end cap is released (Fig. ).17English5Holding the handle upside down, press the shaftdown on a hard surface. If the internal componentsdo not easily release from the housing, repeat step 3until the internal components are released (Fig. ).6Remove the rubber battery cover.7Wedge the screwdriver between the battery and theblack frame at the bottom of the internalcomponents. Then pry the screwdriver away from thebattery to break the bottom of the black frame (Fig. ).8Insert the screwdriver between the bottom of thebattery and the black frame to break the metal tabconnecting the battery to the green printed circuitboard. This will release the bottom end of the batteryfrom the frame (Fig. ).9Grab the battery and pull it away from the internalcomponents to break the second metal battery tab(Fig. ).Caution: Be aware of the sharp edges of thebattery tabs so as to avoid injury to your fingers.10Cover the battery contacts with tape to prevent anyelectrical short from residual battery charge. Therechargeable battery can now be recycled and therest of the product discarded appropriately (Fig. ). Warranty and supportIf you need information or support, please visit/support or read the internationalwarranty leaflet.Warranty restrictionsThe terms of the international warranty do not cover thefollowing:-Brush heads.-Damage caused by use of unauthorized replacementparts.-Damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, alterationsor unauthorized repair.-Normal wear and tear, including chips, scratches,abrasions, discoloration or fading.18简体中文注意事项使用本产品之前，请仔细阅读本使用说明书，并妥善保管以备日后参考。
HONEYWELL Wind Turbine WT6500 所有者手册说明书
HONEYWELL™ Wind TurbineModel WT6500Master Installer’s GuideThis manual is intended for the use of a licensed contractor. If you are alicensed and insured contractor who would like to become an AuthorizedInstaller, please send your request to Installer@.The HONEYWELL™ trademark is used under license from HoneywellInternational Inc.Honeywell International Inc. makes no representations, or warranties withrespect to this product or service.Safety InformationImportant Safety Instructions1. This Master Installer’s Guide contains important instructions for the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbineinstallation and maintenance. Please save it.2. Read the entire Master Installer’s Guide prior to installation and follow all warnings and cautionsincluded on the Master Installer’s Guide and/or attached to the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine.3. Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service maintenance, or use can cause fire, electricalshock, or other conditions which may cause death, personal injury or property damage.4. Choose a very calm, nearly no wind, day for the installation.5. Follow the installation procedures contained within this Guide and all safety codes. Follow theNational Electric Code (NEC) and your local building zoning codes. In Canada, follow the CanadianElectrical Code (CEC).6. Only licensed and trained personnel should move and lift the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine. Theturbine should only be moved using standard hoists and hydraulic lifts.7. Appropriate protective personal equipment such as hard hat, work gloves, safety glasses, andclosed toe work shoes should be worn when installing the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine.8. Only licensed and trained personnel can perform the following maintenance functions on thisHONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine:• Open and work on the SMARTBOX™ Controller• Open and work on the Junction Box at the turbine• Apply any torque to any of the turbine’s fasteners9. The installation directions include recommendations of a variety of options. These must beapproved and certified by your local Professional Engineer (PE). The installer must acquire all thenecessary permits from the local authorities prior to installation.The HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine is manufactured by WindTronics. Please contact WindTronics at:621 Sprucewood AvenueWindsor, OntarioN9C 0B3877-946-3898The Honeywell Trademark is used under license from Honeywell International Inc.Honeywell International Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to this product.Manufacturer reserves the right, without notice or liability, to change design and specifications at anytime.Evaluation and Installation ListPermitsState:Permit#_______________ Date_____________County:Permit#_______________ Date_____________ City:Permit#_______________ Date_____________HOA: Permit#_______________ Date_____________Site evaluation (go to page #5 for requirements)Distance from Turbine to Smart Box (max 200 ft (60m))__________Height to center of Turbine______________________________Draw all obstructions on site mapDraw site map (view from above - use space below for your drawing)Prevailing wind directionLocation of:ObstaclesTurbineSmart BoxBattery enclosure (max 10ft (3m) from Smart Box)Mounting Hardware(choose one – see pages 5-10 for drawings - see Owner’s Manual for more details)Flat roof: QUADPOD™ Mount and Ballast (need drawing)Pitched roof: QUADPOD™ Mount and ROOFBOX™ MountPole: height____________ material_______________(example on page 7)Accessories(Supplied by Installer)Batteries: TWO-12V, 100Ah, flooded, deep cycle, marine grade batteries.Battery enclosure(2) Fused disconnects (see page #12)(1) Non-fused disconnect (see page #12)Sub panelConnection:¾” Conduit1” ConduitBattery terminal lugsCAT5E or CAT6 stranded cable#4 THWN - 2 red#4 THWN - 2 black#4 THWN - 2 green#6 THWN - 2 green#8 THWN - 2 black#8 THWN - 2 red#8 THWN - 2 white#10 THWN - 2 black#10 THWN - 2 white#10 THWN - 2 red#12 THWN - 2 greenUnpacking(refer to instructions in package)Smart Box: Serial #___________________Owner’s ManualTurbine crate:Turbine: Serial #____________________(2) Deflectors and mounting hardwareTurbine interface enclosureOwner’s ManualMount and Level Turbine– refer to lift point on page 10Assembly– refer to page 12 for wiring diagramCommissioning– follow menus on Smart Box display (refer to pages 14-15)Site SurveyPersonal Injury and Property Damage HazardImproper installation, alteration, service or maintenance may result in death,serious bodily injury or property damage. Installation or repairs made byunqualified persons could result in hazards to you and others. Installationmust conform with all safety and other codes of all governmental authoritieshaving jurisdiction.The information contained in this owners manual is intended for use bylicensed and trained professionals that are experienced in installing andservicing the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine, are familiar with all precautionsand safety procedures required in such work, and are equipped with theproper tools and machinery.When selecting the best location for the wind turbine, consider the following:1. Wind – is the area windy enough to support the installation of a wind turbine?2. Height – install as high as possible. Ideally, the height should be greater than 33’.3. Obstructions – place the turbine in the location furthest away from all obstacles (buildings, trees,parapits, HVAC units, rooftops, etc.)4. Prevailing Wind – as a general guide, place the turbine in a location that can best take advantage ofprevailing winds (if you do not know, you can find historical “wind rose” information on the Internet).IMPORTANT: PLEASE TAKE NOTEIf the prevailing wind has to travel across a rooftop before passing through the turbine it will be lesseffective than if the turbine was placed where the wind would come into contact with the turbine first. Mounting OptionsPersonal Injury and Property Damage HazardDo not install the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine in a location that isaccessible to children or pets. Failure to follow this warning may result indeath, personal injury or property damage.Personal Injury and Property Damage HazardThe HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine must be mounted by licensed andtrained personnel only, with the use of all appropriate hardware. Failure tofollow this warning could cause the HONEYWELL™ Wind TurbineWhichever mounting option is chosen should be approved by a local ProfessionalEngineer (PE). All of the options listed have been rated by our Professional Engineer.Please refer to the following designs and their included specifications.Failure to follow proper installation practices for any of themounting options could result in death, serious injury and/or property damage.WHEN MOUNTING ON OR OVER A COMBUSTIBLE SURFACE, A FLOOR PLATE OF AT LEAST 1.43 mm GAL-VANIZED OR 1.6 mm UNCOATED STEEL EXTENDED AT LEAST 150 mm BEYOND THE EQUIPMENT ON ALL SIDES MUST BE INSTALLED.Ballast MountFigure 1 Ballast MountPoleMountFigure 2 Pole MountROOFBOX™ Mount Extended QUADPOD™ MountFigure 4ROOFBOX™ with QUADPOD™ MountingLift PointLift Point: The recommended lift point is shown in the photograph below:WiringELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARDDisconnect turbine and battery circuits before wiring. Turn off allpower before wiring. Failure to follow safety warning could result inserious injury and/or death.PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION requiredInstallations must meet all local electrical codes. Installations for the equipment shouldonly be performed by a qualified electrician or a licensed and trained WindTronicsinstaller.The wiring connections between a mounted HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine, BatteryBox and SMARTBOX™ Controller is relatively simple. The following diagram detailsand specifies the wire gauges required in this installation. It is strongly recommendedthat a certified and trained electrician performs all the electrical connection. Allelectrical systems must be grounded in accordance to the National Electric Code(NEC) (or, in Canada, the Canadian Electric Code (CEC)) and local standards. Pleaserefer to the SMARTBOX™ Controller Manual for full details on wiring, connecting andcommissioning of the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine.Illustration of Turbine System ConnectionsFigure 5 System ConnectionJunction BoxPurpose: Interface between the turbine and the SMARTBOX™ Controller which houses the safetybraking circuitry to limit the maximum turbine speed. The cylinder attached to the junction box housesthe resistor used to brake the turbine and dissipate excess energy as heat. The anemometer sendswind speed and direction signals to the SMARTBOX™ Controller.Mounting: The junction box comes hard wired to the turbine. It should be mounted high enough off the ground to ensure the anemometer will be able to function through all seasons (i.e. will not be coveredwith snow in the winter). The junction box can be mounted through two pre-drilled holes in the blackbars on the back of the junction box. The QUADPOD™ Mount has pre-drilled holes for mounting ofthe junction box. Mounting hardware is supplied by the Installer.Figure 7Junction Box EnclosureCommissioningEXPLOSION OR FIRE HAZARDEntering battery information incorrectly may result in explosion or fire.During commissioning, the controller and turbine must be setup. In the controller, very importantsystem information such as the battery type, number of battery banks and battery capacity must besetup. Ensure you have this system information prior to commissioning.See the SMARTBOX™Controller Manual for proper set up.In addition to controller setup, the turbine’s components will also need to be tested. This testing can be done via the controller’s display.The following is the proper procedure to commission the HONEYWELL™ Wind Turbine. Do notproceed with commissioning until ALL DISCONNECTS are in the OFF position and the turbine bladesrotate freely.1. Check all connections for polarity.2. Apply the battery power to the unit with the disconnect or selector switch inside the battery enclosure.3. The LCD display will light up and prompt a display:Display DescriptionWINDTRONICS RX.XX FIRST POWER UP The SMARTBOX™ will display this for 5 seconds and then move to the required setup information.4. The system will automatically walk you through the commissioning process. All steps must becompleted before the turbine will operate. If problems are found during this process, you can turn off the battery disconnect at any time to restart the power up process. All of the settings will be saved, but you must start over and step through all the steps until complete.For optimal performance it is IMPORTANT to enter OPTIMAL battery information (steps 5-7).We highly recommend using two 12V deep cycle/flooded/marine 100Ahr batteries. For this selection please enter the following optimal settings for best performance.5. At the first prompt screen, select the battery type by using the arrow keys. Press ENTER whenfinished.Display Description OptimalENTER BATTERY TYPEFLOODED Set the battery type Enter FLOODED forflooded battery6. Select the battery Amp hour rating for ONE battery by using the arrow keys. Press ENTER whenfinished.Display Description OptimalENTER BATTERY AHr100Set the battery Amp hour rating for ONEbatteryEnter 140 for100Ahr battery7. Select the number of battery banks in parallel by using the arrow keys.Press ENTER when finished.Display Description OptimalENTER BATTERYBANKS1Set the number of battery banks Enter 3 for one bank of2-12V batteries8. At this point the batteries are all set up. Now we will move to the turbine setup and check itscomponents for operation. This requires two people: one at the turbine and one at the SMARTBOX™ Controller.9. Testing the turbine: Turn on the turbine disconnect.10. Observe Turbine Blades:• If turbine blades are rotating and display reads GREATER than 0V, press ENTER to continue.• If turbine blades are rotating and display reads 0V, turn off battery disconnect, check wiring, and restart commissioning process.[NOTE: If wind is not causing turbine wheel to spin, gently spin the wheel by hand to determine if the Smart Box is detecting a voltage.]Display DescriptionTURBINE INPUTOKShows if a turbine voltage was found.11. Testing the AC grid connection: Turn on the AC disconnect from the Grid input.12. Check the display and make sure the AC voltage is OK. Range should be 110V ±5% (or 220V ±10%). Ifthere is no grid connection, press ENTER to skip.Display DescriptionAC Grid 120V OK?? (or 230V OK??)Checks the AC voltage.Press ENTER to skip if there is no grid connection or if voltage is within range. If not within range,re-start commissioning.13. Test AC load connection: Turn on AC disconnect to the load. Turn on all items on the sub panel load tomake sure turbine inverter can handle the load.14. The system commissioning is now complete. Press ENTER to start the turbine. In the technician menu,you can force this process over again if required.Display DescriptionCOMMISSIONCOMPLETEPress ENTER to Start the Turbine.Manufacturer reserves the right, without notice or liability, to change design and specifications at any time.The Honeywell Trademark is used under licensefrom Honeywell International Inc.and makes no representations or warranties with respect to this product. WindTronicsHoneywell International Inc.621 Sprucewood AvenueWindsor, Ontario N9C 0B3Tell: 877-946-3898。
霍尼韦尔 Honeywell安防系统安装和设置指南
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4.1 安全密码 .......................................................................................................................... 42 4.2 紧急键.............................................................................................................................. 42 4.3 键盘功能 .......................................................................................................................... 43 4.4 报警声音通知（双向语音功能）...................................................................................... 44 4.5 “Follow Me”提示功能..................................................................................................... 45 4.6 “Follow Me”系统语音播放功能 ...................................................................................... 46 4.7 退出错误警报显示 ........................................................................................................... 46 4.8 故障情形 .......................................................................................................................... 46 4.9 测试模式 .......................................................................................................................... 47
Honeywell WT6500 风力发电机参数说明书
Honeywell Model WT6500 SpecificationsEnclosed Blade Tip Power System (BTPS)Wide Wind Acceptance – Auto Directional Connects to building, utility or battery charge controller BTPS Permanent Magnet Electric Generator Cut in wind speed 0.5 mph (0.2 m/s)Optional Controllers included:Aurora ®, OutBack TM , SmartBox or DC Charger ETL Listed, Conforming to UL 1741 &Acoustic Noise Emissions < 35dB at 10 feet (3.1 m)CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 107.1Designed to withstand winds up to 140 mph (62.6 m/s) 5 Y ear Limited WarrantyBlades – Glass Filled Nylon CompositeShut down wind speed 38 mph (17.0 m/s)Annual CO2 Displacement 2.2 TonsTip to Tip Blade Dimension 5.7’ (1.7 m)Electromagnetic Braking SystemDescriptionProduct DimensionsPart NumberGTIN / UPC (Sellable Unit)Weight (All Weights in lbs)Dimensions (All in Inches)Unit Shipping UnitShippingHoneywell WT6500 Wind T urbineWT6500824309100014 185**40078.7 W x 85 H x 19.5 Deep 85 W x 89 H x 21 Deep SmartBox™ 120V/50Hz NGT (Non-Grid Tie) SB650012050NGT 824309200127586620 L x 20.125 W x 9.0 Depth 25 L x 25 W x 23.76 H SmartBox™ 120V/60Hz NGT (Non-Grid Tie) SB650012060NGT 824309200028586620 Lx 20.125 W x 9.0 Depth 25 L x 25 W x 23.76 H SmartBox™ 230V/50Hz NGT (Non-Grid Tie)SB650023050NGT 824309200073586620 L x 20.125 W x 9.0 Depth 25 L x 25 W x 23.76 H SmartBox™ 230V/60Hz NGT (Non-Grid Tie)SB650023060NGT824309200097586620 L x 20.125 W x 9.0 Depth25 L x 25 W x 23.76 HAurora ® Inverter 3.0kW (Grid Tie)POGT6500***824309500***384528.5 L x 15.5 W x 15 H 24.5 L x 12.75 W x 8.25 HOutBack TM Inverter 3000W120/60Hz w/ Battery Backup (Grid Tie)OBGTFX3048824309400022626916.25 L x 8.25 W x 14 H 22 L x 13 W x 22 H DC Charge Controller 12/24/48V DCCC650082430940001513.214.9614.7 L x 11.9 W x 6.6 H 18.15 L x 12.441 W x 12.441 HQuadPod™ Fixed Mount MQP650082430930004916517072 L x 46 W x 12 H 74 L x 48 W x 12 H QuadPod™ Ballast AttachmentMQP6500B82430930005637437446 L x 45 W x 6 H46 L x 45 W x 6 HPole Coupler MPT6500824309******10010531 L x 33 W x 19 H 32 L x 34 W x 20 HWindTronics TM380 W. Western Suite 301Muskegon, MI 49440toll free 877.946.3898local 231.332.1200fax231.726.5029********************WIND-02-2011 February 2011Printed in Canada© 2011 WindTronics TM Inc.Blade Tip Power SystemWT6500 Wind TurbineA WIND TURBINE LIKE NO OTHER – ALWAYS TURNINGEnergy Management SystemThe SmartBox Control Systemincorporates a proprietary control system that is specifically designed to capture the most efficient power from wind at its unpredictable patterns and dynamics. It functions as a sophisticated energy management system and also provides a simple and seamless interconnection to the grid. The Honeywell Wind Turbine and the SmartBox offers cutting-edge turbine technology to the individual, enabling each to harness, utilize and managethe energy at their local wind zone. The SmartBox is the control system that consists of a charge controller and a non-grid tie 1.5 kW inverter. Included within the charge controller is an automatic AC transfer switch that will automatically switch between your AC grid and power generated via the turbine. The Honeywell Wind Turbine works seamlessly with grid tie or DC Charge controllers.Refer to items A through D on prior page under Connection Options.Utility Grid Tie SystemThe Honeywell Wind Turbine can also be configured with the Aurora® grid tie inverterfor simple connectivity to any utility or building (F .I.T . or net metering).Aurora ® inverters operate at 96% efficiency and comply with standards set for grid tied operation, safety, and electromagnetic compatibility including: UL1741/IEEE1547 & CSA-C22.2 N.107.1-01, VDEO126, CEI 11-20, DK5940, CEI64-8, IEC 61683, IEC 61727, EN50081, EN61000, CE certification,El Real Decreto RD1663/2000 de España.SmartBoxControl System incorporates:• Optimal Power Transfer Controller • True SineWave Inverter • Battery PowerManagement System • Wind Direction & Speed Measurement Control SystemWIND SPEEDP O W E R (W )0101520253035400 4.552.2 6.78.911.213.415.617.9WIND SPEED 2500500750100012501500175020002250Cut in Wind SpeedRated PowerPlate Power Cut Off Wind Speedm/s mph Power Output• 1,500 Watts at 31 mph • 2,200 Watts at 38 mph Peak RatingEnergy Output• 2752 kWh/yr maximum output constant wind (Class 4 DOE)Power CurveThe Honeywell Trademark is used under licensefrom Honeywell International Inc. Honeywell International Inc. makes no representation or warranties with respect to this product.Turbine PackageDimension in inches: 85 W 89 H 21 Deep Gross weight: 400 lbsAddresses:• Size (Small 6 feet – 1.8 m)• Weight (Light 185 lbs – 84 kgs)• Noise (Quiet 35 dB at 10 feet - 3.1 m)• Blades (Shrouded, Enclosed)• Vibration (Negligible, No Central Gear Box or Generator)**T urbine weight does not include the weight of connection box, mounts or directional fins. ***Part number for Aurora Grid Tie Inverter and Pole Coupler are dependent on model selection.A Wind Turbine Like No Other In...• Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Remote • T owers • Energy Recovery• Education • Design • Size• Startup speed • Ease ofPermitting • Efficiency • QuietOperationT oday’s wind energy...like no other.The Honeywell Wind Turbine is a gearless wind turbine that measures just 6 feet (1.8 m) in diameter , weighs 185 lbs (84kgs) and produces up to 1500 kWh per year depending on height and location. The Honeywell Wind Turbine’s BTPS perimeter power system and unique design of multi-stage blades allows the system to react quickly to changes in wind speed. This ensures that the maximum wind energy is captured without the typical noise and vibration associated with traditional wind turbines. The Honeywell Wind Turbinehas an increased operating span over traditional turbines with a start-up speed as low as 0.5 mph (0.2 m/s), with an auto shut off at 38 mph (17.0 m/s), traditional gearbox turbines require minimum wind speeds of 7.5 mph (3.5 m/s) to cut in and start generating power. The Honeywell Wind Turbine is designed to be installed by a licensed electrician wherever energy is consumed, turning homes and businesses from points of total consumption to distributed energy sources, in a cost effective and efficient manner.2009 UNIDO Top Ten New Technologiesfor Renewable Energy UtilizationOne of the Most Brilliant Products of 2009by Popular Mechanics MagazineEdison Awards Gold Winner in the Energy & Sustainability categoryBuilt like no other - Automated assembly lines.QuadPodRoof Box1 Wheel2 Hub3 Blades4 Spokes1 Blades2 Rotor3 Pitch4 Brake5 Slow Speed Shaft6 Gear Box7 Generator8 Controller9 Anemometer 10 Rotor 11 Nacelle 12 High Speed Shaft 13 Yaw Drive14 Yaw Motor 15 Tower 5 Voltage Generation 6 Magnets 7 Stators 8 FinsTraditionalDirectional Fins & BrakingThe directional fins continuously guide the turbine for maximum wind exposure. The system starts turning at 0.5 mph (0.2 m/s), automatically shuts down in high winds (+38 mph [+17.0 m/s]) through itselectromagnetic braking system and is designed to withstand winds up to 140 mph (62.6 m/s).FAQ’sMany factors will affect the output of the turbine at each location depending onplacement. Y our location can be affected by trees, terrain and obstructions.• Always seek the highest elevation and lowest obstruction field as possible (33 feet (10.0 m) minimum, the higher the better).• You may advise your city, town or neighbors that you’re installing a new generation wind turbine, but at 185 lbs (84 kgs), 6 feet (1.8 m), 35 dB at 10 feet (3.1 m), it may be not necessary. We’re here to help you.• An average annual wind rating of 12 mph (5.4 m/s) is recommended as a good minimum wind speed to keep in mind, off grid locations might consider less.• The Honeywell Wind Turbine is designed for all environments from hot to cold temperatures and from coastal locations to mountaintops.• Electrical connection is very similar to abackup generator connected to the building or solar power to the grid. Refer to connection options A through D.• The system is designed to be installed by a licensed electrical contractor.Product CertificationETL listed, conforming to UL 1741 and CAN/CSA C22.2 No.107.1.Award Winning TechnologyGearless Blade Tip Power System –the future of wind powerThe innovative Blade Tip Power System (BTPS) is the patented technology created by WindTronics TM. The Honeywell WindTurbine utilizes a system of magnets and stators surrounding its outer ring capturing power at the blade tips where speed is greatest, practically eliminating mechanical resistance and drag. Rather than forcing the available wind to turn a generator, the perimeter power system becomes the generator by swiftly passing the blade tip magnets through the copper coil banks mounted onto the enclosed perimeter frame. The Blade Tip Power System addresses past constraints such as size, noise, vibration and output. The enclosed perimeter shrouds the system and is more distinguishable to wildlife. WindTronics’ proprietary systems are breaking traditional technological barriers across multiple markets, for homes and businesses, for both energy generation and energy recapture even in moderate winds.Introducing a breakthrough wind energy system for home and businessTurbine Mounting Options: At 185 lbs (84 kgs) and 6 feet (1.8 m) versatile – like no other.Flat Roof (Commercial)QuadPod and Ballast MountCell Tower Mount (Commercial)Pitched RoofQuadPod and Roof Box Pole Mount(Commercial or Residential)• Our Smart Swap warranty program allows contractors to replace components easily.• The roof box QuadPod system is designed for pitched or flat roof tops. As roof construction and roof lines vary, pole mounted installations are recommended for residential environments for optimal cost, flexibility and performance.WindTronics TM has created a range of tools to assist in identifying proper site selection based on wind, rates and rebates.Easy look up of US and Canada wind rates, electrical rates, rebates and incentives.Global wind statistic, predominant wind direction and wind strength analysis.Turbine Technology ComparisonTraditional Wind Turbine VS Blade Tip Power SystemTurning a wind turbine into a wind generator by eliminating the gear box.Sub-PanelDC Charger48 VDC / 1000W24 VDC / 500W12 VDC / 250WDC Charger DC Charger DC Charger48 VDC / 3000W120 V/60 Hz – 3.0 kW OutBack TM Grid Tie Inverter *Grid*120 V/60 Hz – 3.0 kW Grid Tie Inverteris ETL listed for US and Canada.Grid Tie utility connection - up to 3 turbines per OutBack ™ Inverter, operational during power failureDirect DC 12/24/48 V battery charging24 VDC / 1.5 kWSub-PanelSmart BoxNon-Grid Tie connects to the building subpanelJunctionBox Junction BoxMain House Electrical PanelGrid Tie easy connection to utility – up to 2 tubines per Aurora ® Inverter, no batteries requiredGridPower One ®: Aurora ® Grid TieInverterABCDJunction BoxNote: Aurora® Grid Tie Inverter can connect to 1 or 2 turbines.Connection OptionsConnect to Building/House, Utility or 12/24/48V BatteriesConverts your wind – like no other.。
罗克韦尔 Kinetix 6200 和 Kinetix 6500 自定义多轴服务器驱动器 说明书.
Kinetix 6200 和 Kinetix 6500 模块化多轴伺服驱动器目录号 2094-BCxx-Mxx-M, 2094-BMxx-M 2094-SE02F-M00-Sx, 2094-EN02D-M01-Sx,2094-BSP2, 2094-PRF, 2094-SEPM-B24-S用户手册用户重要须知在安装、配置、操作或维护本产品之前，请阅读本文档以及“其他资源”章节所列的文档，了解关于安装、配置和操作该设备的信息。
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包括安装、调整、投入运行、使用、装配、拆卸和维护等在内操作必须由经过适当培训的人员根据适用的操作守则来执行。
如果未遵照制造商所指定的方式使用该设备，将可能导致该设备提供的保护失效。
任何情况下，对于因使用或操作本设备造成的任何间接或连带损失，罗克韦尔自动化有限公司概不负责。
本手册中包含的示例和图表仅用于说明。
由于任何具体安装都涉及众多变数和要求，罗克韦尔自动化有限公司对于依据这些示例和图表所进行的实际应用不承担任何责任和义务。
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标签可能位于设备表面或内部，以提供特定警示。
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Honeywell温控器详细说明书
HoneywellDC1000系列通用调节器简要说明书(中文版)注意:使用本手册前,请检查量程,输入,输出是否符合您的要求.1.面板说明1.1显示说明PV: 过程值(process value),四位显示(红色)SP: 设定值(set point),四位显示(绿色)1.2LED指示灯说明OUT1: 第一路输出(OUTPUT1), 绿色灯OUT2: 第二路输出(OUTPUT2), 绿色灯AT: 自整定,黄色灯PRO: 程序运行中,黄色灯AL1: 第一路报警(ALARM 1),红色灯AL2: 第二路报警(ALARM 1),红色灯AL3: 第三路报警(ALARM 1),红色灯 (DC1010无此功能)MAN: 手动控制,黄色灯 (DC1010无此功能)1.3 按键SET: 模式&设定键(切换模式和写入设定值)Y：移位键▽：减少键△：增加键A/M：自动/手动切换键2．自整定功能2.1 将AT设置为‘YES’,即启动自整定功能2.2 自整定完成后,PID参数将被自动设定。
(P值一般为11～14, I值一股为40～50, D值一般为40～60。
)2.3 ATVL=自整定偏移量,由SP值推导出来(它在自整定时,可防止振荡超过设定点)SP-ATVL=自整定设定值, ATVL=自整定偏移量例如: SP=200℃, ATL=5, 则自整定点是195℃*ATVL务必自整定点在程序类型模式中(195℃)2.4 自整定点失败2.4.1 ATVL值太大→如果不能确定,则设定ATVL=02.4.2系统时间太长→单独设定PID参数3. 故障信息（注意）当有“*”标记的故障发生时，控制器需要维修4.操作流程各阶层进出及参数的锁定4.1.1按移位键(Y)改变参数。
按下移位键，第一位数开始闪烁。
按增加键（△）或减少键（▽）对此数值作增加或减少，再按移位键到第二位数，当所有数值设定好后，按SET键完成数值设定。
4.1.2SET键也有转换模式的功能，按下SET键会显示下一种模式4.1.3按SET键持续5秒可进入LEVEL2，或同样可返回LEVEL1。
Kinetix 6200和Kinetix 6500模块化多轴伺服驱动器控制模块说明书
Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 Modular Multi-axis Servo Drives Chapter 5Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 Control ModulesThis section contains specifications and catalog numbers for the modular Bulletin 2094 SERCOS interface and EtherNet/IP network control modules. Choose your control module based on the communication and safety requirements of your application.Control Module SpecificationsControl modules couple with IAM and AM power modules to provide drive status indicators and an interface to I/O, communication, safety functionality, and feedback.Control Module Catalog NumbersCatalog numbers consist of various characters, each of which identifies a specific option for thatcomponent. Use the catalog numbering table chart below to understand the configuration of your module. For questions regarding product availability, contact your Allen-Bradley distributor.Feature Safe Torque-offSafe Speed Monitoring2094-EN02D-M01-S02094-SE02F-M00-S02094-EN02D-M01-S12094-SE02F-M00-S1Ethernet ports 2121SERCOS ports –Rx/Tx –Rx/Tx DC Bus status indicator √√√√Network status indicator √–√–Module status indicator √–√–Drive status indicator –√–√Comm status indicator –√–√Safety lock status indicator ––√√PORT 1 status indicator √√√√PORT 2 status indicator √–√–IOD connector for I/O, safety, and auxiliary feedback√√√√MF connector for motor feedback√√√√Axis Performance 02 = 500 µsBulletin NumberControl FeaturesM00 = SERCOS interface control M01 = EtherNet/IP network control Safety Features S0 = Safe torque-offS1 = Safe speed monitoring Network MediaD = Twisted pair, dual port (EtherNet/IP network)F = Fiber optic (SERCOS interface)Network Communication EN = EtherNet/IP network SE = SERCOS interfaceChapter 5Kinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 Modular Multi-axis Servo DrivesKinetix 6200 and Kinetix 6500 General System SpecificationsThis section contains environmental, weight, power dissipation, circuit breaker/fuse, transformer, and contactor specifications.Environmental SpecificationsWeight SpecificationsAttributeOperational Range Storage Range (nonoperating)Ambient temperature 0…50 °C (32…122 °F)-40…70 °C (-40…158 °F)Relative humidity 5…95% noncondensing 5…95% noncondensing Altitude 1000 m (3281 ft)3000 m (9843 ft) with derating3000 m (9843 ft) during transportVibration 5…***********(0.014in.)doubleamplitude,continuousdisplacement;55…**********************acceleration (10 sweeps in each of 3 mutually perpendicular directions)Shock15 g, 11 ms half-sine pulse (3 pulses in each direction of 3 mutually perpendicular directions)IAMPower Module Cat. No.Weight, approx.kg (lb)AMPower ModuleCat. No.Weight, approx.kg (lb)IAM (460V)2094-BC01-MP5-M 5.67 (12.5)AM (460V)2094-BMP5-M 3.18 (7.0)2094-BC01-M01-M 5.67 (12.5)2094-BM01-M 3.18 (7.0)2094-BC02-M02-M5.90 (13.0)2094-BM02-M3.40 (7.5)Kinetix 6200 Control Module Cat. No.Weight, approx.kg (lb)Kinetix 6500 Control Module Cat. No.Weight, approx.kg (lb)SERCOS interface2094-SE02F-M00-S00.68 (1.5)EtherNet/IP network 2094-EN02D-M01-S00.68 (1.5)2094-SE02F-M00-S12094-EN02D-M01-S1Chapter 12Motion Control AccessoriesInterface Cable CombinationsCable length xx or x-x is in meters. Refer to Standard Cable Lengths beginning on page 393.Cat. No.Cable Description Drive Compatibility 2090-UXPC-D09xx Serial cable to computer, 9-pinUltra3000/5000 drives2090-U3CC-D44xx (1)(1)This cable does not carry the unbuffered motor encoder signals (CN1 pins 10-15). Contact your Allen-Bradley sales representative if these signals are required for yourapplication.CN1 connector to flying leads for 1756-M02AE module, 44-pin, single-axis cableUltra3000, Ultra3000 with indexing drives andUltra3000-DN, Ultra3000-DN withindexing drives 2090-U3AE-D44xx (1)CN1 connector to premolded 1756-M02AE module connector, 44-pin, two-axis cable 2090-SCEP x-x SERCOS fiber optic plastic cables suitable only for use inside an enclosure. Connectors are provided at both ends.ControlLogix 1756-M xx SE modules toKinetix 2000, Kinetix 6000, Kinetix 6200, Kinetix 7000, and Ultra3000-SE drives 2090-SCVP x-x SERCOS fiber optic plastic cables suitable for use outside an enclosure. Connectors are provided at both ends.2090-SCNP x-x SERCOS fiber optic plastic cables suitable for use outside an enclosure in harsh duty applications. Connectors are provided at both ends.2090-SCVG x-x SERCOS fiber optic glass cables suitable for use outside an enclosure. Connectors are provided at both ends.2090-S-BLHD SERCOS fiber optic cable bulkhead adapter (2 per pack).1202-C02Drive-to-drive safety cable for connecting single-wide Kinetix 6000 axis modules.Kinetix 6000 drives with safe-off feature (2094-BC xx -M xx -S and 2094-BM xx -S) and Kinetix 7000 drives (2099-BM xx -S)1202-C03Drive-to-drive safety cable for connecting double-wide Kinetix 6000 axis modules.1202-C10Drive-to-drive safety cable for connections between two Kinetix 6000 power rails, two Kinetix 7000 drives, or from the Kinetix 6000 power rail to Kinetix 7000 drive.1585J-M8CBJM-x Double-ended (shielded) Ethernet cables for use when programming the safety configuration and the Logix EtherNet/IP network module.2094-SE02F-M00-S0 or 2094-SE02F-M00-S1Kinetix 6200 control modules and 2094-EN02D-M01-S0 or2094-EN02D-M01-S1Kinetix 6500 control modules1585J-M8CB-x Single-ended (shielded) Ethernet cables for use when programming the safetyconfiguration and the Logix EtherNet/IP network module.1585J-M8CC-H RJ45 insulation displacement connector (IDC) for use when making your own cables.1585-C8CB-S xxx Shielded Ethernet (bulk) cable for use when making your own cables.2090-DAPC-D09xx Ultra1500 serial interface to computer Ultra1500 drives 2090-DAIO-D50xxx Ultra1500 control interface to flying leads2090-U5PM-D09xx Ultra5000 to PanelView 300 Micro, 1761-NET-ENI, and MicroLogix DF-1Ultra5000 drives2090-U5PV-D09xx Ultra5000 to PanelView 300 Keypad 500/600/1000 Standard DF-12090-XXNRB-10F0P5Resistive Brake Module (RBM) to drive interface cable, 10 AWGKinetix 6000/Kinetix 6200/Kinetix 6500 drives 2090-UXNRB-10F1P3Ultra3000 drives2090-XXNRB-8F0P6Resistive Brake Module (RBM) to drive interface cable, 8 AWG Kinetix 6000/Kinetix 6200/Kinetix 6500 drives 2090-UXNRB-8F1P4Ultra3000 drives 2090-UXNRB-6F1P5Resistive Brake Module (RBM) to drive interface cable, 6 AWG Ultra3000 drives。
北美原料不脏Honeywell N06575003L重用APR滤芯手册说明书
United KingdomAgriculture Automotive and Part Manufacturer AviationBuilding and Construction Chemical Industries Foundry General Industry Glass Industries Green SpacesIndustrial Cleaning Iron and steel industry Laboratory Maintenance Medical and Pharmaceutical Metal steel Paper Industries Ship Building Textile Industries Utilities Water treatment Welding Wood IndustriesReference NumberN06575003LProduct TypeRespiratory ProtectionRangeReusable APRLineFilterBrandHoneywellBrand formerly known asNORTHIndustryProduct UseControls before useUsers must:• Ensure that the level of protection offered by the respirator is sufficient for the type and concentration ofcontaminant(s) in the work area.• Respect the shelf life figuring on the filter.• Check the seal points.OverviewFeaturePerformance requirements for gas above standard.BenefitExcellent filtration efficiency over extensive period of time.FeatureLower profile and lightweight.Features & BenefitsHoneywell class 1 plasticcartridge A1B1E1PRODUCT NUMBER: N06575003LThe A1B1E1 cartridge is part of the wide choice ofcartridges offered to protect against many hazardousgases, vapors in many applications. The Honeywellrange provides high quality and a cost-effectiveprotection. The cartridges of class 1 Honeywell rangeare tested against the European standards EN14387.BenefitOptimal comfort.FeatureLow profile.BenefitDo not obstruct the field of vision.FeatureThreaded connector.BenefitEasy to attach.FeatureSmall opening.BenefitEasy check up.ReusableFilter Cartridge Connection TypeN-SeriesWeight103.9 g (80 x 50 mm)E.C. Declaration of ConformityEC Category PPE3Quality AssuranceISO 9001 / 2000EC Certificate Number2259EC AttestationCE certificate - Honeywell class 1 cartridgesEC Attestation Number2259CertificationsEN 2259Class 1 Honeywell cartridges/supplementary/documents_and_downloads/respiratory_protection /reusable_respirators/4294979140/1033.aspxUser ManualUser instructions Honeywell Class 1 cartridges - multilingualLife Cycle6 yearsService life :The useful life of filters depends on the absorbent, the concentration in the contaminated air,the relative humidity, the ambient temperature and the type of work being done.• All gas and combination filters should be discarded no longer than six months after opening, irrespective of the number of periods of use.• Particle and combination filters must be replaced when breathing becomes difficult.Storage InformationFilters should be stored in their original packaging in a cool, dry, non contaminated atmosphere. Storage under conditions other than those specified by the manufacturer may affect the shelf life.Temperature range of storage conditions: -10°C/+40°CMaximum humidity of storage conditions: 90% RHCare InstructionsConditions of use (temperature range, maximum humidity, etc.) :Temperature range : -10°C/+40°CMaximum humidity : 90% RHRestrictions of use :In an explosive atmosphere.• In highly toxic atmosphere. Refer to AS/NZS1715 or EN 529.• If the concentration of oxygen is less than 19.5% by volume or in an oxygen enriched environment.• If the package unsealed or damaged.• If the concentration exceeds Maximum Usage Concentration. Refer to governing standardAS/NZS1715 or EN 529.Quantity per Box/Pack/CaseShipping box (6 pairs/12 units) / Shipping case (8 bx/96 u.) - 11.53 KgCountry of OriginUnited States© Honeywell International Inc.。