Fitting The Fume Extractor Hood; Initial Operation; Overload Protector; Wiring Diagram - Nederman FilterCart Carbon Manual De Usuario

Temperature, max. ambient temp.
Temperature, max. airflow temp.
Noise level ***
Material recycling
* Depending on type of pollution.
** Depending on model.
*** Measured according to ISO 11203.
**** Without filter cartridge.
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Fitting the Fume Extractor hood

The Fume Extractor arm is already fitted. The hood must be fitted according
to the Figure 2, items 1–4. Adjust the links so that the hood can be easily
positioned.
4.1

Initial operation

• Ensure the FilterCart Carbon has not been damaged during transport.
• Check that the mains voltage is the same as on the sign plate of the
FilterCart Carbon. Then connect the connection cable with plug to the
mains.
• Start the FilterCart Carbon with the circuitbreaker A on the controlboard.
4.2

Overload protector

The FilterCart Carbon is equipped with an overload protector which means that
the power will disconnect automatically if the fan motor should be overloaded.
The overload protector is easily re-set by the push button A on the control
board.
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Wiring diagram

See Figure 3.
M1: Fan motor, 0.55 kW (0.75 hp).
X1: Terminal block, connection to mains (voltage, depending on model).
F1: Circuit switch, Overload protector.
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Directions for use

The FilterCart Carbon is only intended for indoor use. It is designed for
extraction and filtration of odours and vapours from non-toxic smelling
solvents in moderate concentrations. The hood of the extraction arm should
be positioned as close to the pollution source as possible. The FilterCart
Carbon should be moved from behind according to Figure 4, item A and with
the wheels unlocked. The extraction arm should be positioned with the wheels
locked according to item B.
FilterCart Carbon
40 °C (104 °F)
40 °C (104 °F)
73 dB(A)
90 weight-%****
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