Installation DU Dosseret Mural Intégral

INSTALLATION DU DOSSERET MURAL INTÉGRAL

CA (FR)

DOSSERETS POUR CUISINIÈRES– MODÈLES BGRU

ORDRE D’INSTALLATION RECOMMANDÉ :

1) HOTTE À ÉVACUATION

2) DOSSERET 3) CUISINIÈRE

1.Positionnez la cuisinière et mettez-la de niveau conformément aux instructions d’installation.

2.Après avoir déballé les pièces du dosseret, placez la section arrière en la centrant à 6,5 mm (1/4 po) (voir fig. 03) au-dessus de la garniture d’îlot fixée à la cuisinière.* Fixez la section arrière à l’aide des fixations appropriées (non fournies) aux ancrages ou à l’ossature de bois du mur (fig. 03).

AVERTISSEMENT :

La section arrière doit être solidement fixée au mur. Le non respect de cette mesure peut causer des dommages ou des blessures corporelles si le dosseret se décroche du mur lorsque les grilles sont chargées. Chaque grille peut supporter un poids maximum de 4,5 kg (10 lb).

*Une fois la section placée à 6,5 mm, utilisez les fentes de la section arrière pour régler l’espacement entre la garniture d’îlot de la cuisinière et le dosseret pour qu’ils soient égaux.

3.Fixez la tige, les embouts et l’appui central à la section avant du dosseret à l’aide des vis à métaux n° 10 fournies (fig. 04).

4.Recourbez les languettes en forme de coin par-dessus la section avant sur environ 5 mm (3/16 po). Lors du montage de la section avant, assurez-vous que ces languettes pénètrent dans les trous correspondants situés sur le haut de la section arrière (voir fig. 05).

5.Fixez la section avant du dosseret à la section arrière à l’aide des vis à tôle autotaraudeuses n° 8 fournies (fig. 05).

6.Fixez les grilles à la tige (fig. 06). Chaque grille peut supporter un poids maximum de 4,5 kg (10 lb).

Section arrière

Fentes pour choisir l’espacement voulu entre la garniture d’îlot de la cuisinière et le dosseret.

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Garniture d’îlot

Fig.03

	Recourbez sur environ
	5 mm (3/16 po).
	Section avant
Embout
	Appui
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	Vis à
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Tige	n° 10
Tige
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BGRU, BGCU specifications

DCS BGCU (Distributed Control System Base Ground Control Unit) and DCS BGRU (Distributed Control System Base Ground Resource Unit) are integral components in modern industrial automation and control systems. They play a pivotal role in managing and controlling complex processes across a variety of sectors, including manufacturing, utilities, and transportation.

The BGCU serves as the central command hub, allowing operators to monitor and control the overall system’s operations. One of its main features is its robust user interface, which provides real-time data visualization, enabling operators to make informed decisions quickly. The BGCU is designed to facilitate communication between various field devices such as sensors, actuators, and other control units, ensuring seamless data flow throughout the system.

On the other hand, the BGRU focuses on managing resources effectively. It is responsible for the aggregation, processing, and transmission of data from multiple sources, ensuring that the information is accurate and readily available. The BGRU typically includes sophisticated algorithms that analyze the data to optimize resource allocation, improving efficiency and reducing operational costs.

Both BGCU and BGRU leverage advanced technologies such as IoT (Internet of Things), machine learning, and big data analytics. IoT connectivity allows for the integration of numerous devices across different platforms, creating a comprehensive control environment. Machine learning algorithms can predict equipment failure and maintenance needs, significantly reducing downtime and enhancing system reliability.

Another critical characteristic of DCS BGCU and BGRU is their scalability. They can be designed to fit the specific needs of an organization, whether for a small facility or a large industrial complex. This flexibility is crucial in adapting to evolving technological demands and operational requirements.

Furthermore, cybersecurity is a paramount concern with these systems. Both units are equipped with advanced security protocols to protect against unauthorized access and ensure data integrity. Encryption, firewalls, and continuous monitoring are standard measures implemented to safeguard sensitive information.

In conclusion, DCS BGCU and BGRU are essential elements in the effective management of industrial processes. By integrating powerful technologies and featuring robust controls, they contribute significantly to improving efficiency, enhancing safety, and ensuring optimal system performance across diverse applications in the industrial landscape.