asecos FX Series User manual

EP.V.30055_02 · 10/2020
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years for your safety storage cabinet.
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BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
Umluftfi lterschränke EN 14470-1
USER MANUAL
Recirculating air fi lter storage cabinet
EN 14470-1
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
Brandveiligheidsopslagkasten V-LINE
MODE D’EMPLOI
Armoires de sécurité ventilées
à fi ltration intégrée EN 14470-1
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
Armarios con recirculación fi ltrante
monitorizada EN 14470-1
ISTRUZIONI PER L´USO
Armadi con fi ltro per il ricircolo dell'aria
EN 14470-1
INSTRUÇÕES DE SERVIÇO
Armários de recirculação de fi ltragem
monitorou EN 14470-1
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FX-PEGASUS-90
FX90.229.120.WDAC FX90.229.090.WDAC
FX90.229.060.WDAC FX90.229.060.WDACR
FX90.229.120.MV FX90.229.086.WDFW
FX-CLASSIC-90 FX-DISPLAY-30

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IHRE PERSÖNLICHE DOKUMENTATION ZUM asecosSICHERHEITSSCHRANK
Sehr geehrte Kundin, sehr geehrter Kunde,
mit dem Kauf Ihres asecos-Sicherheitsschrankes haben Sie eine entscheidende Investition für
die Sicherheit in Ihrem Haus getätigt. Vor Ihnen steht ein innovatives Produkt aus hochwertigen
Materialien, das höchste Qualität garantiert.
Sicherheitsschränke aus dem Hause asecos verfügen über eine lückenlose Zulassungs-Dokumen-
tation. Wir archivieren Ihre Zulassungsdokumente jedes einzelnen Schrankes für Sie, bis Sie diese
im Bedarfsfall (z. B. einer Betriebsbegehung o. ä.) mit diesem Formular von uns anfordern.
Dazu einfach dieses Formular heraustrennen/kopieren und mit Ihrer Adresse und der Seriennum-
mer des Schrankes versehen per Fax zurück an uns.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
asecos GmbH
YOUR PERSONAL DOCUMENTATION TO THE asecos SAFETY CABINET
Dear Customer,
you have made a decisive investment in safety for your company by purchasing this asecos safety
storage cabinet. You now own an innovative product made of top-quality materials guaranteeing
the highest quality standards.
asecos safety storage cabinets have complete authorisation documents. We archive the authori-
sation documents for every individual cabinet, keeping them ready for you should you ever need
them (e.g. for a works inspection or similar). Simply request them using this form.
Tear o or copy that page and return to us by fax with your address and serial number of the
cabinet on it.
Yours sincerely
asecos GmbH
Firma • company
Abteilung • department
Name • name
Straße • street
PLZ • postal code
Ort • city
Schrank • cabinet
Seriennummer(n) • serial number(s)
asecos GmbH
Abt. Kundendienst
Weiherfeldsiedlung 16–18
D-63584 Gründau
Fax: +49 60 51 – 92 20-10

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Dear customer,
Thank you very much for purchasing a safety storage cabinet from our company, with which you have made
a decisive investment in the safety within your company. Our safety storage cabinets make the storage of
hazardous materials at the workplace safe and convenient for you.
Please read these operating instructions very carefully. Get to know the advantages and simple operability of
our safety storage cabinets in detail. This simplifies the daily handling of hazardous materials for you.
Many thanks.
Your asecos team
CONTENT
1. NOTES • GUIDELINES • GUARANTEE ............................................. 5
1.1. General safety notes ............................................ 5
1.2. Guarantee ..................................................... 5
1.3. Cabinet Details ................................................. 5
2. FIRE • DISPOSAL ............................................................. 6
2.1. Opening The Cabinet After The Fire ................................ 6
2.2. Disposal ...................................................... 6
3. SAFETY CHECKS .............................................................. 6
4. TRANSPORT ................................................................. 7
4.1. Tilting the cabinet .............................................. 7
4.2. Dismantling of the transport packaging ............................. 7
4.3. In-plant transport ............................................... 8
4.4. Titling onto the side wall ......................................... 8
5. ERECTION OF THE CABINET .................................................... 9
5.1. Alignment Of The Cabinets ....................................... 9
5.2. Base reinforcement (FX90) ...................................... 10
5.3. Anti-tilt device (FX30) .......................................... 10
6. ERECTION OF THE RECIRCULATING AIR FILTER MODULE ........................... 10
6.1. Installation ................................................... 10
6.2. Fall protection of the recirculating air filter Module ...................11
7. POTENTIALFREE ALARM CONTACT ..............................................11
8. COMMISSIONING ............................................................ 12
8.1. Ventilation check .............................................. 12
8.2. Home Dipslay and main menu ................................... 12
8.3. Change of time and date ........................................ 12
8.4. Change of system language ...................................... 13
8.5. Change of system settings ....................................... 13
8.6. Change of volumentric flows ..................................... 13
8.7. Change of advisory alarm ....................................... 13
9. FILTER CHECK AND FILTER CHANGE ............................................ 14
9.1. Filter check ................................................... 14
9.2. Filter change .................................................. 14
10. ADVISORY ALARMS AND ERROR ............................................... 14
11. INTERIOR FITTINGS .......................................................... 15
11.1. bottom Collecting Sump ........................................ 15
11. 2 . Drawers, Second Storage Level ................................... 15
11. 3 . Tray Shelves (Height-Adjustable) ................................. 15
11. 4. Shelves (height-adjustable) ...................................... 16
12. STORAGE .................................................................. 16
13. CLOSING MECHANISMS ...................................................... 16
13.1. Types Of Closing ............................................... 16
13.2. Locking ...................................................... 16
13.3. Automatic door closing system: TSA ............................... 17
1. TECHNICAL DATA ............................................................ 18

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1. NOTES • GUIDELINES • GUARANTEE
1.1. GENERAL SAFETY NOTES
• Observe applicable statutes and regulations, and the notes in these operating instructions, when handling
hazardous materials
• Work on the electrical system is to be carried out only with the power turned o and only byqualified electri-
cians – refer here to the regulations of the local electricity supply company.
• The on-site installation conditions are to be observed (e.g. bolting the cabinets to the building).
• The instructions of the supervisory engineering department must be followed.
• Observe accident prevention regulations and workplace ordinance
• Ensure that the necessary safety checks are only carried out by authorised sta using original spare parts
• Only use the cabinet after having been properly instructed; access is to be forbidden to unauthorised persons.
• The pivoting area of the doors is to be kept free at all times; doors/drawers are to be kept closed
• By assigning trained/authorised technical personnel you can prevent the malfunctions, damage and corrosion
damage that result from inappropriate transport.
• Observe the upper limits for stored quantities, loading etc.
• Containers with a volume larger than that of the bottom collecting sump may not be placed inside the cabi-
net; spilt hazardous materials are to be collected immediately and removed
• Vessels containing aggressive chemicals (acids/alkalis) are to be kept in special cabinets for acids and alkalis
or on shelves for acids and alkalis as well as in cabinets with metal-free interior equipmen.
• Before storing such materials, check that the cabinet’s surface is resistant to the chemicals.
• Before the initial commissioning, the safety storage cabinet is to be examined by the user for possible dam-
age.
Set-up requirements
0–35 °C 30–70 %
1.2. GUARANTEE
The guarantee for this product is agreed between you (the customer) and your dealer (the seller). As the
manufacturer, asecos guarantees the products listed in the operating instructions for a period of 24 months
from the date of delivery. All model safety equipment are subject to a compulsory annual inspection by spe-
cialised sta authorised by the manufacturer. Otherwise the customer’s guarantee claim against the manufac-
turer expires.
PLEASE NOTE!
Only the original asecos accessories and spare parts are accepted! Otherwise the costumer’s guarantee
claim against the manufacturer expires and asecos assumes no liability for potential damage!
1.3. CABINET DETAILS
A complete overview of the models can be found at the start of the operating instructions.
Development: asecos GmbH Sicherheit und Umweltschutz, D-63584 Gründau.
Cabinet data: Logbook (included with the cabinet)
Technical drawing: Appenidix 1
Technical data: Table in Appendix 2
FX-LINE
These models are tested, certified and marked according to requirements of BS EN 14470-1. They are intend-
ed for the storage of flammable liquids and further hazardous substances in work rooms in accordance with
the valid national regulations.

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2. FIRE • DISPOSAL
2.1. OPENING THE CABINET AFTER THE FIRE
CAUTION:
Depending upon the duration of the fire an ignitable vapour/air mixture may have formed; therefore remove
all sources of ignition within a 10 metre radius of the cabinet before opening it.
- use only spark-free tools
- open the cabinets with extreme caution
2.2. DISPOSAL
The models can be disposed of once they have been dismantled and the materials sorted.
3. SAFETY CHECKS
As safety equipment the cabinets have to be checked for safety at least once per year. The next checking date
can be taken from the check sticker on the outside of the door. This annual check can be carried out with the
necessary care, and for securing your warranty claims in the case of fire, only by an authorised asecos employ-
ee (refer also to our service brochure regarding this).
In addition, we recommend that you carry out a daily and monthly functional check:
Daily functional check
• applies to the spill containment sumps (collect and remove any leakages)
Monthly functional check
• • perfect function of the doors: - hinges - locking system - door closer - door open arrest system • correct
seating and condition of the fire protection seals
In case of damage please contact your dealer in order to have the cabinet repaired using original spare parts.
The cabinets can be cleaned with a mild household cleaner and a soft cloth.
CONTACT:
In the case of defects or complaints about our products (within and also after the warranty period), and for
requesting safety checks or taking out a service contract, please contact our service hotline on: Tel: +44
1785 22 70-90 [e-mail]

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4. TRANSPORT
CAUTION:
Transport the cabinet in an upright position on a pallet truck, tied and secured against slipping, until the
final place of installation is reached.The transport locks in the door joints may only be removed directly
at the place of installation! Inappropriate transport can lead to concealed damage to the fire protection
insulation!We can only guarantee the necessary quality if the cabinet is transported to the place of its use
by our specially trained sta.
ATTENTION
FX-LINE type 90, width 600 mm: The clearance drive-in width of the base is 520 mm.
FX-LINE type 30, width 560 mm: The clearance drive-in width of the base is 406 mm.
You must observe this when selecting a pallet truck! Appliances with a carrying width larger
than the drivein width may not be used.
4.1. TILTING THE CABINET
CAUTION:
Tilting the cabinet may only be done without jolts!
4.2. DISMANTLING OF THE TRANSPORT PACKAGING
1
= 4×
2
= 8×
3
456

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4.3. INPLANT TRANSPORT
• In-plant transport is also possible without transport locks (inserted as standard in the door joints)
1
2
= 4×
3
CAUTION:
Before moving the cabinet, the recirculating air filter module must be taken o the cabinet.
4.4. TITLING ONTO THE SIDE WALL
• Titling onto the side wall is only possible with the optionally available tilting bracket (order no. HF.V.27665).
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Q-Mover
Order no. HF.I.23526, available from your authorised dealer
a:upright transport
b:upright transport through standard doors (headroom 1986 ± 2mm)
12
= 4×
3
4
5
CAUTION:
Written notification of any damage to the cabinet must be given immediatly!

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5. ERECTION OF THE CABINET
5.1. ALIGNMENT OF THE CABINETS
CAUTION:
Door elements must not scrape against the fire prevention seals in the fold of the door when opening and
closing! Doors with an automatic closing mechanism must close automatically from every position and
the lock must be able to lock! The cabinet body must be aligned before installing the recirculating air filter
module!
FX-CLASSIC-90
FX-PEGASUS-90
4× 2
max. 2× (!) 3
FX-DISPLAY-30
with adjusting aids in plinth
4× 2
max. 2× (!) 3
FX-DISPLAY-30
without adjusting aids
made of
metal!

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5.2. BASE REINFORCEMENT FX90
CAUTION:
Base reinforcement is mandatory after the cabinet has been adjusted!
2
3
16 mm
4
5
6
5.3. ANTITILT DEVICE FX30
xx
6. ERECTION OF THE RECIRCULATING AIR FILTER MODULE
6.1. INSTALLATION
CAUTION:
The cabinet body must be aligned before installing the recirculating air filter module! Place only in pairs the
recirculating air filter module on the cabinet body!
2
3
4
5
×6 6
7
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9
10
11
12
2
13
14
15
16
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6.2. FALL PROTECTION OF THE RECIRCULATING AIR FILTER MOD
ULE
CAUTION:
Fixing the ventilation filter module on the upper part of the cabinet is absolutely necessary for
all modules! Screwing down should be finger tight. Use the screws supplied for this
2
7. POTENTIALFREE ALARM CONTACT
The three pole connector which is also supplied must be used in order to use the voltage free
alarm contact. Only clamps XS3(2) and XS3(1) are normally connected to the connector! Internally a
contact will be switched (opened), as soon as the ventilation filter cabinet has reached the prescribed volume
flow. If there is a ventilation breakdown or a filter saturation it can therefore be signalled. Furthermore, it will
signal if the ventilation filter has been cut o£ from the mains power.
gn
–X5
–XS3
–XS3
–XS3
1
12
11
14
2
3
br
ws
CAUTION:
Max. Nominal voltage AC: 250 V
Max. permanent current at 250 V AC: 6 A

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8. COMMISSIONING
• Before putting into operation for the first time, the user must carry out an examination of the safety storage
cabinet for possible damage, such as defective or loose sealing elements, correct alignment and perfect func-
tioning of the door elements.
Use the cabinet and accessories only if they are in an orderly condition.
8.1. VENTILATION CHECK
• Using the wool thread test the e£ectiveness of the ventilation and/or the correct connection ofthe ventilator
support to the cabinet supports!
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Ventilation wheel for technical ventilation
FX-CLASSIC-90
FX-PEGASUS-90
• The ventilation wheel serves as an indicator for correct ventilation.
• If the wheel turns, the necessary 10-fold air recirculation rate is
exceeded.
8.2. HOME DIPSLAY AND MAIN MENU
Room temperature
Relative humidity
Air change x times
Operating hours
MENU
Return to home
display
system settings
date and time change of
language
Filter change
home main menu
8.3. CHANGE OF TIME AND DATE
OK
confirm entry, change to user
menu
cancel entry, go to main
menu
1
MENU
Room temperature
Relative humidity
Air change x times
Operating hours
2 3
OK
DATE
TIME
HH MM SS
MM YYYY

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8.4. CHANGE OF SYSTEM LANGUAGE
OK
confirm entry, change to user
menu
cancel entry, go to main
menu
1
MENU
Room temperature
Relative humidity
Air change x times
Operating hours
2 3
Deutsch
Français
English
Español
Dutch
LANGUAGE
MENU
8.5. CHANGE OF SYSTEM SETTINGS
user5 / password=1
These values are preset and can only be
changed by an asecos service technican.
CLEAR
X
clear the filled out user and
password values
cancel entry, go to main
menu
return to service menu
1 2
User
5
1
Password
SERVICE MENU
CLEAR
X
3
USER MENU
Volumetric flow
Advisory alarm
8.6. CHANGE OF VOLUMENTRIC FLOWS
OK
confirm entry, change to user
menu
Xcancel entry, go to main
menu
1
USER MENU
Volumetric flow
Advisory alarm
2
OK X
Value (in %)
Value (in m3/h)
Value (x times/h)
40
32
0
VOLUMENTRIC FLOW
• Volume flows can be adjusted
via the slide control or the key
pad within a preset range.
• The set range depends on the
model size
8.7. CHANGE OF ADVISORY ALARM
OK
confirm entry, change to user
menu
Xcancel entry, go to main
menu
1
USER MENU
Volumetric flow
Advisory alarm
2
OK X
The alert for the regular
filter check repeats
every x hours
ADVISORY ALARM
0
• A minimum of 24 and a
maximum of 672 hours can
be set.

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9. FILTER CHECK AND FILTER CHANGE
CAUTION:
The filter saturation by inorganic hazardous materials must be checked manually at regular intervals.
• Under the touch displays, all ventilation filter cabinets have a device for manually inspecting the filter satura-
tion.
• The FX-Line has in addition a gas detector for the permanent monitoring of the filter saturation by hydrocar-
bons according to the positive material list.
• On the factory site, there is an indicator alarm for the manual filter check every 336 hours (this can be moved
in the framework of the risk assessment, see for this Point 7.7)
• In the delivery scope, there is a 1m long hose line suitable for commercially available inspection tubes (for
instance, Dräger) including an adaptor suitable for the withdrawal equipment.
9.1. FILTER CHECK
• Please connect the hose included. Adaptor with withdrawal equipment and an empty or used inspection tube
included. Gas detection pump.
• In order to remove the dead volume of the hose, first of all a hub with an empty or an already used inspec-
tion tube is implemented.
• Immediately afterwards use the correct inspection tube and implement the test according to the instructions
of the testing equipment manufacturer.
• If the measurement results approach the limit value according to your risk assessment, a filter change should
be initiated, at latest however when the WEL (Workplace Exposure Limit according to the Technical Rule for
Hazardous Materials TRGS900 or the Safety Data sheet of the Medium)
9.2. FILTER CHANGE
Each filter of the ventilation cabinets is matched according to the size and characteristics of the cabinet model
and the intended passive storage therein (according to positive material list). The filter must be changed after
a more substantial leakage and at latest after 8640 operational hours (12 months).
MENU
Room temperature
Relative humidity
Air change x times
Operating hours
X
SYSTEM
INACTIVE
Filter change
The system is inactive
until filter change or press "X"
Use the arrow buttons to
start the operation
OK X
SYSTEM
INACTIVE
Finish filter change
Only confirm with "OK",
if filter was changed
If not, cancel with "X".
1 2 3Follow the instructions on the
display! 4
PLEASE NOTE!
Only the original asecos accessories and spare parts are accepted! Otherwise the costumer’s guarantee
claim against the manufacturer expires and asecos assumes no liability for potential damage!
10. ADVISORY ALARMS AND ERROR
!
Advisory alarm
FILTER CHECK (green)
• Undertake a filter check using
inspection tubes
• Follow Point 8.1 on this
Advisory alarm
FILTER CHANGE (Orange)
• It warns of the upcoming filter
exchange.
• It will be rhythmically repeated until
the filter is exchanged (Point 8.2)
Error
DIVERSE (red)
• Contact must be made with Service
on severe breakdown in operation
• The OK button causes further
prompts, the system makes itself
inactive

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11. INTERIOR FITTINGS
CAUTION:
Loose parts (e.g. insertable sumps) must always be fully installed/inserted in order to ensure secure closing
of the cabinet doors in case of fire.
11.1. BOTTOM COLLECTING SUMP
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According to EN 14470-1: A spill containment sump must be
installed below the lowest storage level. The spill containment sump
must be able to hold a minimum volume of 10 % of all the containers
stored in the cabinet [1] or at least 110 % of the volume of the largest
single container [2] , whichever of these volumes is larger.
Use as a storage surface in case of cabinets with several storage levels:
8
4
CAUTION:
Use as a storage surface is possible only in conjunction with a perfo-
rated metal plate insert.
Leaks:
• Liquid in the sump is to be collected using suitable means.
• The choice of means is your own responsibility.
1
2
3
11.2. DRAWERS, SECOND STORAGE LEVEL
• All drawers have been designed in such a way that they are permanently drawn in the cabinet or automatically
drawn into the cabinet in the case of fire, making it possible to close the cabinet doors.
CAUTION:
The height of the drawers in safety storage cabinets may be adjusted only by authorised asecos employees,
since the safe retraction of the drawers in case of fire must be guaranteed!
11. 3. TRAY SHELVES HEIGHTADJUSTABLE
4
5

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11.4. SHELVES HEIGHTADJUSTABLE
12. STORAGE
• Vessels containing aggressive chemicals (acids and alkalis) are to be kept in special cabinets for acids and al-
kalis or on shelves for acids and alkalis as well as in safety storage cabinets with metal-free interior equipment.
• The storage of corrosive liquids can aect the function of the shut-o equipment for the air supply and
exhaust.
• Each container placed inside reduces the minimum containment volume in relation to the total stored quan-
tity.
Applicable for all models: Depending on the type class of the cabinet, observe therespective valid national
regulations!
13. CLOSING MECHANISMS
13.1. TYPES OF CLOSING
1Thermal release: in the case of fire the doors close automatically (even if latched)
2Automatic door closing system TSA 3Doors permanently self-closing
4Doors with arrest system 5Doors closable only by hand
1 2 3 4 5
FXLINE
FXDISPLAY30 3
F X CL A S SIC 9 0 3
FXPEGASUS90 3333
FX-DISPLAY-30 and FX-CLASSIC-90:
If the doors not longer latch in any position, then the fusible link of the thermal release has tripped. The
cabinet is to be returned to its delivery condition immediately in order to avoid malfunctions.
13.2. LOCKING
CAUTION:
Applicable for all models: The owner/user must ensure that all doors and drawers are kept closed whenever
the contents of the cabinet are not being accessed! In general it must be noted that the cabinets do not
possess an emergency unlocking facility. This means that persons trapped inside the cabinet cannot free
themselves!
CYLINDER LOCK (suitable for master key systems)
with locking status indicator
FXLINE FXDISPLAY30 FXCLASSIC90, FXPEGASUS90

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13.3. AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSING SYSTEM: TSA
CAUTION:
The doors close automatically. The time interval until the doors close can be set individually by means of a
jumper (preset: 60 seconds). Do not push the doors to close by hand, since this can lead to damage to the
mechanism!
Sequence
Battery replacement
3
=4×
4
=4× 5
=4× 6
Changing the closing times with the aid of the jumper
1: 15 sec
2: 60 sec
3: 4.5 min 3
CAUTION:
The electrical cable on the housing may not come into contact with the locking linkage of the cabinet!

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1. TECHNICAL DATA
FX90.229.120.WDAC FX90.229.090.WDAC FX90.229.060.WDAC
External dimensions W x D x H mm 1193 x 615 x 2294 893 x 615 x 2294 599 x 615 x 2294
Internal dimensions W x D x H mm 1050 x 522 x 1647 750 x 522 x 1647 450 x 522 x 1647
Depth with open doors mm 1165 1015 1128
Fire resistance level 90 minutes 90 minutes 90 minutes
Entry height transport base mm 90 90 90
Entry width transport base mm 1120 820 526
Weight without interior equipment kg 459 370 287
Maximum load kg 600 600 600
Distributed load kg/m² 546 667 915
FX90.229.120.MV FX30.229.086.WDFW
External dimensions W x D x H mm 1193 x 615 x 2294 864 x 620 x 2294
Internal dimensions W x D x H mm left: 450 x 522 x 1647
right: 450 x 522 x 1647
750 x 519 x 1626
Depth with open doors mm 1165 1394
Fire resistance level 90 minutes 30 minutes
Entry height transport base mm 90 90
Entry width transport base mm 1120 788
Weight without interior equipment kg 554 245
Maximum load kg 600 600
Distributed load kg/m² 595 608
1166
89°
89°
1007
Top view
1016
89°
89°
706
Top view
1129
89°
Top view
FX90.229.120.WDAC FX90.229.090.WDAC FX90.229.060.WDAC
1166
89.5°
1007
Top view
1394
90°
Top view
FX90.229.120.MV FX30.229.086.WDFW

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615
2294
1193
1193
1120
1954
Side view Selectional view
Recirculating air filter module
Drawer (heavy-duty)
Tray shelf, metal-free
Drawer
Storage box
Shelf
Bottom collecting sump
Perforated insert
Tray shelf (bottom collecting
sump used as storage area)
Front view
FX90.229.120.WDAC
615
893 893
820
2294 1954
Side view Selectional view
Recirculating air filter module
Drawer (heavy-duty)
Tray shelf, metal-free
Drawer
Storage box
Shelf
Bottom collecting sump
Tray shelf (bottom collecting sump used as
storage area)
Perforated insert
Front view
FX90.229.090.WDAC

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599
526
1954 2294
599615
Side view Selectional view
Recirculating air filter module
Tray shelf, metal-free
Drawer
Storage box
Shelf
Bottom collecting sump
Tray shelf (bottom collecting sump
used as storage area)
Perforated insert
Front view
FX90.229.060.WDAC
615
1193 1193
1120
2294 1954
Side view Selectional view
Recirculating air filter
module
Tray shelf (bottom
collecting sump used
as storage area)
Tray shelf, metal-free
Drawer
Shelf
Bottom collecting
sump
Perforated insert
Storage box
Front view
FX90.229.120.MV