HORMANN 4540611 Emergency Accumulator HNA Outdoor Instruction Manual

HORMANN 4540611 Emergency Accumulator HNA Outdoor Instruction Manual

Installation and Operating Instructions

Emergency Accumulator HNA Outdoor

About These Instructions

Read through all of the instructions carefully, as they contain important information about the product. Please follow and observe the information.

Be sure to keep these instructions in a safe place.

Intended use

The HNA Outdoor emergency battery enables use of an operator during a power failure for a specific time period.

Once the power has been restored, the emergency battery is recharged via an integrated charging circuit.

Before using the emergency battery, check whether the specified temperature range (–15 °C to +45 °C) is suitable for the intended fitting location.

Further applicable documents

Instructions for fitting, operating and maintenance of the operator

Scope of Delivery

• See Figure A
  

• HNA outdoor emergency battery

• Fitting material

• These instructions

Product Description

The HNA outdoor emergency battery is connected to the control print in the sliding gate operator or to the print in the control housing for the hinged gate operator via a permanent cable that is approx. 70 cm long.

Depending on the type of operator, the HNA outdoor emergency battery can be fitted to the wall or ground, or directly on the operator.

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Fitting

Before fitting

1. Switch off the operator power supply.

   • Open the operator or control in
     accordance with the instructions for fitting, operating and maintenance to make the control print accessible.

   • For ground or wall fitting, draw the position of the holes.

• **See Figures 1a.1 / 1b.1 / 1c.1

**

  * Fit the emergency battery so that the LED is visible.
  * On the sliding gate operator, pull the connecting lead from below through the tube seal and into the housing without any distortion.
  * Insert the emergency battery cable ends in the appropriate connector of the control print ( **see Figures 2a / 2b)**.  

Pay attention to the correct polarity. If the polarity is incorrect, the emergency battery will not operate properly.

  * Reassemble the operator or control in accordance with the instructions for fitting, operating and maintenance.

NOTE:
If the connected lead is too long, the extra length can be pushed back into the emergency battery housing.

Putting into Service

• Reconnect the operator power.
  The orange LED on the emergency battery signals that the battery is charging cyclically and mains voltage is available. When the LED is green, the operator is on battery power. There is no mains voltage available.

Storage

The emergency battery should not remain without recharging for longer than 3 months if it is not connected to an operator.

Inspection

Check the emergency battery for the first time only after it has been fully charged (min. 48 h).

NOTE:
To ensure operational safety, check the function of the emergency battery every 3 months.

1. Switch off the operator power supply
2. Perform 2 – 3 complete gate cycles. (The operator may work at a reduced speed)
3. Reconnect the operator power.

Remove battery

Work on the emergency battery must only be carried out by trained personnel!

ATTENTION

Incorrect installation
Incorrect installation will destroy the electronics.

• Electrical connections may only be made by a qualified electrician!
• The national regulations governing the operation of electrical equipment must be complied with.

See Figure 3

1. Switch off the power supply for the operator or control.

2. Open the operator or control.

3. Unplug the connecting lead for the emergency battery from the circuit board.

4. Loosen the lock screw on the support bracket for the emergency battery.
   Remove the emergency battery.

5. Loosen the 4 screws on the rear of the emergency battery. Open the housing.

6. Remove the flat plugs from the batteries.
   Remove the batteries. If necessary, carefully pull the circuit board out of the guide.

7. Go through the steps in the opposite order to exchange the batteries.

Disposal

Electrical and electronic devices, as well as batteries, may not be disposed of in household rubbish, but must be returned to the appropriate recycling facilities.

To make recycling easier, used lead batteries should not be mixed with other batteries.
Please check the respective national burden of proof for used batteries.

Technical Data

Batteries : 2 × 12V; 2.3 Ah
Charging time: Max. 24 h
Status display: LED (green / orange) Power failure
bridging time: Approx. 18 h, up to 5 gate cycles with a fully charged battery and without any connected accessories
Battery service life: Up to 5 years
Temperature range : −15 °C – +45 °C

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