Air Circuit Breaker Interruptor Abierto Disjuntor Aberto ABW - Weg
Air Circuit Breaker Interruptor Abierto Disjuntor Aberto ABW - Weg
Air Circuit Breaker Interruptor Abierto Disjuntor Aberto ABW - Weg
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open <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Breaker</strong><br />
In addition to attentively observing the procedures described in this manual, users must<br />
obey the following instructions:<br />
Always work with the equipment de-energized, even if they are test, maintenance or<br />
repair procedures;<br />
Use interlocking and safety devices, and check if they are operating naturally, without<br />
the need of being forced or suppressed.<br />
HAZArD!<br />
Only qualified professionals with training and experience in electrical<br />
circuits may undertake the tasks described in this manual. These persons<br />
must also understand the risks involved in the tasks and undertake them<br />
only after reading the entire content of this manual.<br />
Correct operation of the <strong>ABW</strong> circuit breakers depends on appropriate<br />
handling and correct installation, operation and maintenance. Neglecting<br />
the fundamental requirements of installation and maintenance may result<br />
in injury to the user and/or damage to the equipment and the installation.<br />
The <strong>ABW</strong> circuit breakers have characteristics developed to prevent<br />
undue operation. However, such characteristics do not eliminate in<br />
and of themselves any and all risks. Therefore, the user is responsible<br />
for recognizing the potential risks, for using individual and collective<br />
protective equipment, and for taking adequate safety measures.<br />
Do not perform any adjustment or operate the equipment if the safety<br />
devices are not present.<br />
Before proceeding with visual inspection, test or maintenance on this<br />
equipment, disconnect all power supply circuits. Consider all circuits<br />
as energized until all of them are really de-energized, tested, grounded<br />
and identified. Special attention must be given to the electrical system<br />
where the equipment is installed, since there may be reverse supply.<br />
Before installing lids or closing the panel doors, inspect the area of the<br />
bus bars to check that no tools or other objects will left in contact with<br />
them. Also check that there are no parts of lids or closures of the panel<br />
in contact or very near to the bus bars.<br />
Before making any electrical connection, make sure that the circuits are<br />
de-energized and grounded.<br />
Introducing foreign objects into the equipment may cause a short circuit,<br />
and this results in irreparable damage, injuries or death. Short circuits<br />
release a large quantity of energy that results in the rapid expansion of<br />
superheated and ionized gases. Consequently, burns may occur even<br />
before preventive actions can be taken. People and objects may also<br />
be thrown various meters away from the equipment.<br />
Such foreign objects may be tools, current probes, instruments,<br />
wires, cables or other objects, whether conductors or not. It is also<br />
recommended to keep cloths and any other materials far from the<br />
equipment.<br />
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