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1.5. Installation rules
•The ISOCUBE isolating cabinet has been designed to operate within a 2nd-degree pollu-
tion environment, as defined according to the Standards IEC 60664-1and IEC 61010-
1:2010.
2nd-degree pollution: Under normal use conditions, only non-conductive type pollution
arises. On a temporary basis, conduction caused by condensation may arise.
•The ISOCUBE isolating cabinet must be installed indoors, outside installation is strictly pro-
hibited.
• The ISOCUBE insulating cabinet must be installed outside the coating area.
• The hand-held electrostatic projection equipment can only be used in designated pro-
jection spots in accordance with Standard EN 16985 or under equivalent ventilation con-
ditions.
• This equipment must not be used in a cab or an application room for solvent-based paints,
flammable liquids or ones which form explosive atmospheres.
• The use of this equipment in a work area for the application of electrostatic flammable
products or ones which form explosive atmospheres is dangerous.
• The ISOCUBE consists of the projection spray gun, the control module, the hose, the pump
and the product tank, which must be considered as a whole. Any technical change can
increase the stored electric energy in the whole set to a dangerous degree. It is strictly for-
bidden to modify the equipment.
• Install the isolating cabinet away from any explosive zone.
• Servo-control the isolating cabinet to the “on” position of the booth’s suction fan.
• Correctly connect the control module to the installation’s ground terminal.
• Connect the pump and the product tank by means of an equipotential connection that
is provided.
• The container of the spray product must be electrically conductive (metal) and con-
nected to the circuit by the crocodile claw.
• Connect all metal parts of the installation (paint pumps, containers, stools, spin coaters,
etc., which positioned within three meters of the spray gun to the ground.
• Keep the spray zone clean and free of all unnecessary components.
• The floor where the operator works must be antistatic (either unclad concrete flooring or
a metal grating). Never cover the floor with an insulating covering. In potentially explosive
locations, the floor assemblies must be antistatic, in accordance with Standard EN 61340-
4-1.
• The use inside the booth of an uncovered flame, any incandescent object, a device or
object capable of generating sparks other than the gun is strictly prohibited.
It is also prohibited to store in the vicinity of the booth or in front of the doors flammable
products or containers in which such products had been stored.
• The jars and cans containing paint or solvent must be systematically closed after use.
• The supply pump of the paint used must have a maximum ratio of 18:1 for the Nanogun
Airmix® H2O 120 bar and 34:1 for the Nanogun Airmix® H2O 200 bar. The pump’s air inflow
must be equipped with a safety relief valve (supplied) to limit pressure to a maximum
value of 6.5 bar.
•Inside an explosive zone, it is prohibited to use electrical or non-electrical equipment that
has not been certified, like electrical extension cables, surge protector power bars,
switches, etc.
1.6. Rules of use
• Verify the extraction ventilation system efficiency on a daily basis.
• Once a week, verify the adequate operations of the ventilation system servo controls.
• Correctly ground all metal parts of the booth, along with the parts to be painted. The
resistance relative to the ground must be less than or equal to 1MΩ (for a 500-V voltage
measurement). This resistance must be regularly checked and, in any case, at least once
a week.