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TECHNICAL FILE

POWER OPERATEDPEDESTRIAN DOORSETS

WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/ECEUROPEAN STANDARD EN16005

TECHNICAL FILE R5

CONTENTS OF THE TECHNICAL FILE

CONTENTS PAGE

General Data 1

Overall electrical layout

2Sliding Door

Swinging door

Evaluation of specific risks: sliding doors 4

Evaluation of specific risks: swinging doors 8

Risk list and analysis 11

Test Report 12 - 13General safety warnings

For the installer

For the user

Maintenance Log 14 - 15

EC Declaration of conformity 16

17File delivery report

18After-sales and maintenance service

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GENERAL DATA

CUSTOMER ORDER No.

CUSTOMER DATA

Company name

Address

VAT/TAX CODE

Name of the user Phone

DATA OF THE INSTALLER/MAINTAINER

Company name

Address

VAT/TAX CODE

MANUFACTURER OF THE AUTOMATISM

DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM

MATERIALFor the configuration of the system see delivery documents relating to the order

No.

INSTALLED COMPONENTS SERIAL NO. MODEL, TYPE

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AUTOMATION

SAFETY SENSORS

MOTION AND SAFETY COMBINED SENSORS

OPENING BUTTONS

REMOTE CONTROLS

OPENING RADAR

GENERAL DATA

CUSTOMER ORDER No.

CUSTOMER DATA

Company name

Address

VAT/TAX CODE

Name of the user Phone

DATA OF THE INSTALLER/MAINTAINER

Company name

Address

VAT/TAX CODE

MANUFACTURER OF THE AUTOMATISM

DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM

MATERIALFor the configuration of the system see delivery documents relating to the order

No.

INSTALLED COMPONENTS SERIAL NO. MODEL, TYPE

AUTOMATION

SAFETY SENSORS

MOTION AND SAFETY COMBINED SENSORS

OPENING BUTTONS

REMOTE CONTROLS

OPENING RADAR

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OVERALL ELECTRICAL DRAWINGOF AUTOMATIC SLIDING DOOR

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Internal motion and presence sensor for door opening and safety during closing

Emergency opening button

Digital programming device

External motion and presence sensor for door opening and safety during closing

Opening safety sensor

Key button

1 CABLE 8 x 0.5 mm

DESCRIPTION OF ACCESSORIES OK OKCORRESPONDING CABLE

1 CABLE 2 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 4 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 8 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 6 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 2 x 0.5 mm

AUTOMATISM POWER SUPPLY 1 CABLE 3 x 1.5 (F-N-T)

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AUTOMATISMPOWER SUPPLY

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OUTERSIDE

INNERSIDE

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OVERALL ELECTRICAL LAYOUTOF AUTOMATIC SWINGING DOOR

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Outer opening radar

Inner opening radar

Emergency opening button

Program selector

Closing safety sensor

Opening safety sensor

1 CABLE 4 x 0.5 mm

DESCRIPTION OF ACCESSORIES OK OKCORRESPONDING CABLE

1 CABLE 4 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 2 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 4 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 6 x 0.5 mm

1 CABLE 6 x 0.5 mm

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NOTE:The grey part indicates the survey zone of the radars and sensors.The number of cables and the relevant section in mm is indicated for every device.

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Operator 1 POWER SUPPLY CABLE 3 x 1.5 mm

Electric lock 1 CABLE 2 x 1 mm

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OUTER SIDE

INNER SIDE

STRUCTURAL CHECKSLoss of stability and fall of parts.- Check the solidity of the current structure (architraves, columns, walls, doors, hinges and leaves) in relation to the weight of the

leaves and the forces developed by the drive unit.- Fasten the drive unit in a stable manner using appropriate materials and respecting the guidance in the installation manual.- Make sure that the travel of the leaves is limited (opening and closing) by mechanical stops of adequate strength.- Check that the leaves cannot come out of their guides and fall (for example due to lifting).

Stumbling.- Any thresholds in the floor of the door passage area must be appropriately shaped and signalled.

Materials.- For the construction of sliding and fixed doors, use materials whose possible breakage does not pose any risk of injury to persons. For example with framed leaves, use laminated safety glass, for leaves without frame use tempered glass. The transparent leaves

must be appropriately signalled. N. B. Avoid contact between glass and glass of the leaves in motion.

AUTOMATIC SLIDING DOORSSpecific risk assessment

RISKS DUE TO MOVEMENT OF THE DOOR

SLIDING DOOR HAZARDOUS AREA

RISK ASSESSMENT AND SELECTION OF SOLUTIONSIN CONFORMITY TO THE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC and of the European Standard EN16005

A

B

Main closing edge

Secondary closing edge

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B

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CrushingImpact

Shearing

Hooking

Dragging

Cutting

PROTECTION OF THE POINTS OF DANGER DURING CLOSING

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Consider that when a large majority of users are elderly, disabled and children, the contact of the door with the user is deemed to be unacceptable.

SPEED SETTING FOR LOW-ENERGY SLIDING DOORS

The table shows the minimum time of travel for the leaf referred to the mass of the door and to the travel of the leaf.

N.B. The test body for presence detection is a parallelepiped (700 x 300 x 200 mm) having 3 faces with clear, reflective surface and 3 sides with dark, matt surface.

SLIDING DOOR WITH SINGLE LEAF

SLIDING DOOR WITH TWO LEAVES

Area to be protected

Area to be protected

SOLUTION 1 □Install electro sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) or pressure sensitive protective equipment (PSPE) conforming to EN 12978 that detect the area of motion of the closing leaves.

SOLUTION 2 □The movement of the closing door satisfies the LOW ENERGY requirements

PROTECTION OF THE POINTS OF DANGER DURING OPENING

Measures for protecting against flattening and impact during the opening movement, may be regarded as applied to the danger points if at least one of the following solutions is met, considering that for the elderly, the sick, the disabled and children, the contact between door and user is unacceptable.

Please tick the adopted solution:Crushing protection

Distance from the surface of the leaf

Strength measurement points

1-leaf sliding door 2-leaf sliding door

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Allowed dynamic forces

< 200 mm 200 mm to 500 mm > 500 mm

400 N 700 N 1400 N

Protective panel

Door

SOLUTION 1 □The leaf is moving parallel to a flat surface at a distance X 100 mm and there ≤

is a safe distance Y 200 mm between the secondary edge and the adjacent ≥parts of the environment. For telescopic doors, the reference leaf for the measurement is that which is closest to the adjacent part of the environment.

SOLUTION 2 □The leaf moves parallel to a flat surface and the distance from it 100 X ≤150 mm (see figure) and the force of the leaves is limited to the specified allowed values.

SOLUTION 3 □Electro sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) or pressure sensitive protective equipment (PSPE) conforming to EN12978 are provided between the secondary closing edge and the adjacent parts of the environment.

SOLUTION 4 □The secondary closing edge is covered by protections (such as covers, guards

or fixed panels) located at a distance ≤ 8 mm or ≥ 25 mm from the leaves, designed so that:

Ÿ people cannot reach any danger point up to a height of 2.5 m from the floor;

Ÿ they can be removed or opened with the aid of just a tool;

Ÿ do not create additional risk (for example shearing or dragging);

The measures of protection against dangers of shearing and dragging can be considered as applied to the danger points during the opening cycle if the safety distances indicated in the figures below are met.

PROTECTION AGAINST THE DANGER OF DRAGGING AND SHEARING

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Door

Barrier

if then

if then

SOLUTION 5 □The secondary closing edge is protected by barriers, positioned at a distance ≤

8 mm or ≥ 25 mm from the movable leaves.

The barriers are designed to direct the pedestrian traffic or to prevent pedestrians from entering unsafe areas.They must be:

Ÿ designed so that children cannot pass over them or crawl under them

Ÿ arranged in an appropriate manner

Ÿ able to withstand forces that occur during normal operation

Ÿ of at least 900 mm of height

The barriers should not create new dangers.

SOLUTION 6 □The door is adjusted according to the Low Energy requirements (see TABLE in paragraph "Protection of danger areas during closing" Solution 2)

STRUCTURAL CHECKSLoss of stability and fall of parts.- Check the solidity of the current structure (architraves, columns, walls, doors, hinges and leaves) in relation to the weight of the

leaves and the forces developed by the drive unit. Fasten the drive unit in a stable manner using appropriate materials and respecting the guidance in the installation manual.- Make sure that the travel of the leaves is limited (opening and closing) by mechanical stops of adequate strength.

Stumbling.- Any thresholds in the floor of the door passage area must be appropriately shaped and signalled.

Materials.- For the construction of the leaves, use materials whose possible breakage does not pose any risk of injury to persons. For example with framed leaves, use laminated safety glass, for leaves without frame use tempered glass (FLOAT glasses are not

allowed). The transparent leaves must be appropriately highlighted. N.B. Avoid contact between the glass and other hard materials (glass, iron, etc).

AUTOMATIC SWINGING DOORSSpecific risk assessment

RISKS DUE TO MOVEMENT OF THE DOOR

RISK ZONE OF THE SWINGING DOOR

RISK ASSESSMENT AND SELECTION OF SOLUTIONSIN CONFORMITY TO THE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC and of the European Standard EN16005

A = Main closing edge

B = Secondary closing edge

C = Opposite closing edge

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CrushingImpact

PROTECTION OF THE POINTS OF DANGER DURING OPENING AND CLOSING

1 PROTECTION DEVICE2 FAST AREA3 SLOW AREA4 SLOW AREA RADIUS5 DOOR RADIUS6 WIDTH OF THE DOOR TO BE PROTECTED

The Table shows the minimum width of the door leaf to be protected with respect to the radius of the door and to the travel time.

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Dimensions in millimetres

Please tick the adopted solution:

SOLUTION 1 □The entire travel area of the leaf is monitored by electro sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) or pressure sensitive protective equipment (PSPE), conforming to the standard EN12978.

SOLUTION 2 □The door is adjusted taking into account the motion area protected by the safety device and the unprotected motion area - ONLY DURING OPENING - a sufficient safety distance is provided.

PROTECTION OF THE DANGER POINTS ON THE SECONDARY CLOSING EDGE

1 Rubber cover 1 Rubber or textile cover 3 Profile

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3

8 mm Max

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TABLE 1

SOLUTION 3 □The door is adjusted according to the requirements of the LOW ENERGY motion.

SPEED SETTING FOR LOW ENERGY SWINGING DOORSThe Table provides the settings about the minimum time to perform opening and closing in reference to the most common widths and masses of the doors.

OPENING OF THE DOORThe door should open from closed on final slowdown or at 80 degrees depending on which occurs first, in the minimum time indicated in Table 1.The final slowdown must not occur before 60 degrees of opening.If the door opens by more than 90 degrees, it must continue its travel at the same final slowdown speed.

CLOSING OF THE DOORIt must be possible to adjust the door on site to close from 90° to 10° in the minimum amount of time indicated in table 1 and from 10° to completely closed in not less than 1.5 s.

SOLUTION 4 □The area of travel of the leaf is safeguarded by carpets conforming to EN1760-1.

The danger points between the leaf and the frame that have a danger of crushing/shearing of the fingers should be avoided structurally or with an adequate protection device, or additional protective measures must be implemented.

RISK LIST AND ANALYSIS

TYPE OF RISK(Please tick the risks considered)

Annex ID.M.

CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION AND SOLUTION ADOPTED(Please tick the appropriate box)

Integration of safety and information:[ ] unprotected residual risks[ ] information instruments[ ] signalling instruments[ ] signs[ ] marking[ ] instructions for use

1.1.21.7.1.11.7.1.21.7.21.7.31.7.4

[ ] the user has been informed about unprotected residual risks and improper use[ ] adequate information on the use of the machines has been provided[ ] flashing lights, semaphore, siren, etc. have been installed[ ] signage relating to the presence of residual risks has been posted[ ] CE marking has been applied on the automatic doorsets[ ] instructions for use and safety warnings have been delivered to the user

Ergonomic risks:[ ] effort for manual operation 1.1.2 - 1.3.7 [ ] it has been checked that manual operation does not require excessive effort

Mechanical, structural, and wear hazards:[ ] loss of stability[ ] falling parts[ ] stumbling[ ] guides, chains and lifting ropes

1.3.11.3.2

1.5.154.1.2

[ ] the solidity of the structure has been checked, materials and mountings are suitable[ ] appropriate adjustments against the fall of the leaves have been carried out[ ] it has been checked that the thresholds are suitably shaped and signalled[ ] the presence and the efficiency of the fall protection devices has been verified

Electrical hazards:[ ] direct and indirect contacts[ ] leakage of electricity

[ ] climate and environment risks

1.5.1 - 1.5.2 [ ] components with CE marking within the meaning of the BT directive (73/23/EEC) have been used[ ] the electrical connections and the connection to the power grid have been performed in compliance with the standards in force and as indicated by the manufacturer of the drive[ ] the compatibility with the possible presence of critical conditions has been checked

Risks of electromagnetic compatibility

1.5.101.5.11

[ ] components with CE marking within the meaning of the EMC directive (89/336/EEC) have been used

Safety and reliability of the operator and control devices:[ ] safety conditions in the event of a breakdown and of power outage[ ] energy other than the electrical energy[ ] control device

[ ] consistency of the controls

[ ] emergency stop[ ] trapping

1.2.1 - 1.2.6

1.5.31.2.2

1.2.5

1.2.41.5.14

[ ] an operator and control devices appropriate for their intended use and complying with current standards have been used[ ] an operator complying with current standards has been used[ ] control devices appropriate for their intended use and complying with current standards have been installed[ ] the consistency of the control with reference to the movement of the door and the instructions has been checked[ ] an emergency stopping or opening device has been installed[ ] a release device for manual handling has been installed

Risks generated by materials:[ ] fluids

[ ] high temperatures[ ] fire[ ] explosion[ ] noise[ ] vibrations

1.1.3

1.5.51.5.61.5.71.5.81.5.9

[ ] it has been verified that the fluids used do not cause danger and are not disposed of in the environment[ ] it has been verified that the materials used do not reach high temperatures[ ] it has been verified that the materials used are not a cause of fire[ ] it has been verified the absence of flammable gases[ ] it has been verified that the motorised door does not generate dangerous noise[ ] it has been verified that the motorised door is not a source of dangerous vibrations

Maintenance:[ ] operating modes[ ] power supply disconnection devices[ ] documentation

1.6.11.6.3

[ ] a maintenance plan has been planned and implemented[ ] the presence of a switch or a power switch signalling device has been checked[ ] the performed tasks have been recorded and the EC declaration of conformity has been issued

Additional remarks:

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TEST REPORT

Stamp / Data of the installer

Customer order No.

Test date Signature of the installer Signature of the user

(N/R= not required; OK= performed; OPT= optional)

Phase Description N/R OK OPT

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Screw tightening check

Cables laid down in accordance with the best working standards, no interference with movable parts

Counterollers, adjusted

Belt tightening, checked

Leaf ledge, locked and checked

Floor-mounted guide, checked

The passage area complies with the contractual data

Distance between leaf and floor, checked between 8 and 10 mm

Leaf alignment, checked

Manual opening and closing of the leaf (leaves) with constant effort

Chafe or jam points, checked and removed

Safety freeboards against the risks during opening, checked and conform to standard

Operation of the safety sensor during closing.

Operation of the safety sensor during opening.

Emergency opening function, checked

Width and depth of the opening pulse generators, verified

No blind side zone

The pulse generators may not be trespassed without their activation

Additional pulse generators (buttons, contacts with key, etc.) checked

Check of program selector, operating mode change

Parameters adjustment using the selector, verified

Opening speed, suitably adjusted

Closing speed, suitably adjusted

Pause time during opening, adjusted

Emergency opening checked, passage area completed

Electric lock operation, verified

Manual release of the electric lock, verified

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GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS

FOR THE INSTALLER

The installation and/or testing can be performed only by qualified personnel.Arrangement of cables, installation, connection and testing must be performed by observing the general rules of good technique, and in compliance with the rules and laws.Before you begin any operation you must carefully read all the instructions; in fact, an improper installation can be a source of danger and cause damage.Packaging material (plastic film, polystyrene and the like) are not to be disposed of in the environment or be left within the possible reach of children, but they must be disposed of promptly and adequately.Before the installation of an automatism, make sure that the structure is sufficiently robust and equipped with safety freeboards; otherwise make the necessary changes, provide adequate protection or use suitable sensors for additional safety.The CE-certified safety devices (photocells, platforms, resistive safety edges, emergency buttons... ) must be installed in compliance with the regulations and in accordance with the criteria of good technique, taking into account the environment and the type of service required, the operational forces applied to the movable leaves. Points of danger due to crushing, shearing, dragging, should be protected with appropriate sensors.Any residual risks are to be communicated to the end user and their area identified by signs in accordance with regulations.The power operated pedestrian doorsets must visibly display the identification data.Before you connect it to the power supply, make sure that the rating data correspond to those of the power grid; provide a suitable omnipolar switch or disconnector for the power line and verify that upstream of the electrical system there is also a differential switch with adequate surge protection.The power operated pedestrian doorsets must be connected to an effective grounding system realized according to the applicable standards.The manufacturer of the automatism disclaims all liability for the use of the components not compatible with the safety requirements or that compromise the proper functioning of the doorsets.The use of non genuine products implies the voidance of the warranty.

USE NOTICES FOR THE USER

These notices are an integral part of the product and must be delivered to the user, who should acknowledge them by reading them carefully; they contain important information about the safety of the installation, operation and maintenance.They must be filed and delivered to a possible subsequent user of the doorsets.This product will be assigned only to its intended use. Any other use is to be considered inappropriate, therefore, dangerous.The manufacturer of the automatism cannot be held liable for any damage due to improper, erroneous or unreasonable use.Avoid operating in the vicinity of hinges or mechanical parts in motion.Do not enter the operating range of the power operated pedestrian doorsets in motion; do not oppose yourself to the motion of the motorised doorsets because this may cause a danger.Do not allow children to play or stay within the operating range of the door.Keep any control device out of the reach of children to prevent unintentional operation of the doorsets.In the event of a failure or malfunction of the product, switch off the power by turning off the switch on the side of the electrical panel or pull the plug on the side of the box.Refrain from any attempt of repair or direct intervention and contact only qualified staff.Failure to respect the above can create dangerous situations.Any type of cleaning, maintenance and repair must be performed by qualified personnel.To ensure the efficiency of the system and its proper functioning over time, it is essential that you follow the manufacturer's instructions and that qualified personnel perform periodic maintenance.In particular, it is recommended the periodic verification of the correct operation of all safety devices.Installation, maintenance and repair operations must be documented and the documentation must be filed by the user.

TEST REPORT


Customer order No.




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Screw tightening check

Cables laid down in accordance with the best working standards, no interference with movable parts

Counterollers, adjusted

Belt tightening, checked

Leaf ledge, locked and checked

Floor-mounted guide, checked

The passage area complies with the contractual data

Distance between leaf and floor, checked between 8 and 10 mm

Leaf alignment, checked

Manual opening and closing of the leaf (leaves) with constant effort

Chafe or jam points, checked and removed

Safety freeboards against the risks during opening, checked and conform to standard

Operation of the safety sensor during closing.

Operation of the safety sensor during opening.

Emergency opening function, checked

Width and depth of the opening pulse generators, verified

No blind side zone

The pulse generators may not be trespassed without their activation

Additional pulse generators (buttons, contacts with key, etc.) checked

Check of program selector, operating mode change

Parameters adjustment using the selector, verified

Opening speed, suitably adjusted

Closing speed, suitably adjusted

Pause time during opening, adjusted

Emergency opening checked, passage area completed

Electric lock operation, verified

Manual release of the electric lock, verified

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FOR THE INSTALLER




TEST REPORT


Customer order No.




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The requests of the purchaser have been checked and compared with the order

The wiring diagram has been inserted within the automatism

Abnormal noises have been checked and removed

Application of label with arrow on mobile leaves

The use manual has been delivered to the user or his representative

Documents provided to the user Test Report

EC Declaration of conformity

Use and maintenance manual

Maintenance Log

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FOR THE INSTALLER




TEST REPORT


Customer order No.




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The requests of the purchaser have been checked and compared with the order

The wiring diagram has been inserted within the automatism

Abnormal noises have been checked and removed

Application of label with arrow on mobile leaves

The use manual has been delivered to the user or his representative

Documents provided to the user Test Report

EC Declaration of conformity

Use and maintenance manual

Maintenance Log

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FOR THE INSTALLER




PROG= scheduled maintenance; STR= extraordinary intervention

MAINTENANCE LOG

DATE

OPER.TYPE(*)

DESCRIPTION

OPERATION DESCRIPTIONREPLACED

PARTS

MAINTENANCECOMPANY

SIGNATUREOF THE

TECHNICIAN

CUSTOMER SIGNATURE

PRODUCT:LOCATION:INSTALLATION DATE:

MAINTEN. COMPANY

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PROG= scheduled maintenance; STR= extraordinary intervention

MAINTENANCE LOG

DATEDESCRIPTION

OPERATION DESCRIPTIONREPLACED

PARTS

MAINTENANCECOMPANY

PRODUCT:LOCATION:INSTALLATION DATE:

OPER.TYPE(*)

SIGNATUREOF THE

TECHNICIAN

CUSTOMER SIGNATURE

MAINTEN. COMPANY

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY(see Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex II, part 1, section A)

Customer order Ref. No.

EC Declaration of conformity to the safety requirements of:

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC 2004/108/EC Low Voltage Directive BT 2006/95/EC

We declare that the installed product no. series: type:

function

complies with the applicable Directives and the laws and national standards.

WARNINGS - This declaration of conformity applies to:1. The above mentioned doorsets and as performed by the Declarant.2. Any changes are within the scope of the above declaration if and only if authorized and signed by the Declarant.3. Any changes, repairs and maintenance operations must be performed by specialized authorized personnel. As replacements you can use only genuine or equivalent CE marked parts.4. The system is maintained according to the requirements of law and however with frequency of intervention not lower

than the minimum specified by the manufacturer.

PERSON IN CHARGE OF TESTING (COMMISSIONING)

Name

Company name

Address City

Place and Date Signature

Basic concepts, general principles for design, Basic terminology, methodology.Basic concepts, general principles of design, specifications and technical principles.Safety distances to the upper limbs.Minimal space to prevent the crushing of parts of the body.Risk assessment.Electromagnetic compatibility - Generic standard about emission for residential, commercial and light industry environments.Electromagnetic compatibility - Generic standard of immunity for industrial environments.Safety of electrical appliances for domestic use or similar, general rules.Sensors, requirements, classes, and test methods.Safety-related parts of control systems. Part 1: General principles for design.Power operated pedestrian doorsets - Safety in use. Requirements and test methods.

Reference to the harmonized standards:EN 292.1EN 292.2EN 294EN 349EN 1051EN 61000-6-3EN 61000-6-2CEI EN 60335-1EN 12978UNI EN ISO 13849-1:2008EN16005

THE MANUFACTURER:

person authorised to compile the technical file:

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DELIVERY REPORT OF THE TECHNICAL FILE

This report will be compiled if it is not possible to deliver the technical file directly to the end user customer but only through an intermediary customer. A transfer between the intermediate customer and the end user customer will then be necessary.

NOTICE:

Date: Job Order:

who will file it and will make it available for any checks at the request of competent authorities responsible for the

safety and will promptly send a copy of this report to the Company in charge of Installation (relevant data at page

1) to update their files.

The undersigned Mr. of the Company

Address Zip Code City

delivers this TECHNICAL FILE intact and complete in all its parts

Signature of the Customer (intermediary) Signature of the Customer (End User)

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The undersigned Mr. of the Company

Address Zip Code City

AFTER-SALES AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES

Customers are provided with a technical service on the whole national territory thanks to a widespread and professional network of service centres.

ã In order to protect the products in safe conditions, we suggest to follow a routine

maintenance program that periodically checks for the efficiency of the components and, in general, the power operated doorsets.

Moreover, maintenance is COMPULSORY if the automatic door is located on escape ways or at emergency exits.

ã Contact promptly our after-sales service calling the number below.

The first maintenance visit will be provided free of charge. After a maintenance contract has been signed, you will have an extension of the

guarantee of further 12 months.

AFTER-SALES SERVICE

REGULATIONS

1. Security is a requirement, non compliance in the maintenance of the systems is criminally punishable

2. The user, the employer or the safety officer must schedule a maintenance and verification plan of the automatic doorsets in order to ensure the conditions of efficiency and effectiveness over time.

3. Maintenance Contract - guidelines. - Analysis of the situation of the existing systems: risk analysis. - Report on the conditions of the system: reference to the applicable technical regulations. - Release of the technical files and maintenance log provided by law. - Scheduled routine maintenance.

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