Photocentric CURE L2 Industrial Grade 3D Printer Installation Guide

: June 3, 2024
: PhotOcentric

Table of Contents

Cure L at a glance
Suitable location
Unboxing & Placing Cure L
Power requirements
References
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Photocentric CURE L2 Industrial Grade 3D Printer

Cure L at a glance

On Off switch
Internal fan
Temperature unit
Temperature adjustment
Timer controller
Timer adjustment
Hanging bracke
Heater unit
Door seal
Rear light
Bottom light
Glass shelf

Suitable location

When choosing a suitable location for your Photocentric Cure L2, allow plenty of space (see Figure 2 and Figure 3). All diagrams have dimensions in millimetres unless otherwise stated. Considerthe ergonomics of operating the cure unit.

Unboxing & Placing Cure L

Remove the outer packaging and recycle it. Photocentric Cure L2 weighs 64 kg. Carefully consider how it will be lifted into position. Allow plenty of space to work and remove any potential obstructions. Four people will be required to lift Photocentric Cure L2, one at each corner. Use safety gloves with a secure grip surface to prevent slipping. Ensure everybody involved is comfortable lifting the weight. Follow safe lifting practice. Keep the cure unit level and stable at all times. Always use
Photocentric Cure L2 in a well ventilated area.

Power requirements

Photocentric Cure L2 requires a mains power supply with a voltage of 100 VAC – 240 VAC and a frequency of 50 Hz – 60 Hz. It has a power consumption of 1000 W.
It will draw a current of 4 A when connected to a 240 VAC supply, or 9 A when connected to a 100 VAC supply.
Only connect Photocentric Cure L2 to the mains socket using the power cable supplied.
Always plug the power cable into the mains socket and the cure unit before switching on the power at the mains socket.
Similarly, always switch off the power at the mains socket before unplugging the power cable from either the cure unit or the mains socket.
The cure unit power socket is on the back of the machine on the right side. The power switch is on the front of the machine, at the top left(Figure1-1).

Contact for further enquiries
technical@photocentric.co.uk
Cambridge House, Oxney Road, Peterborough, PE1 5YW
www.photocentricgroup.com