Controlled Products Systems Group PATRSL - Manual (Page 3)

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INTRODUCTION
This operator is intended to be installed on vehicular Class I or Class II gates as defined by
UL-325. Maximum gate load not to exceed 600 pounds.
PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL CAREFULLY PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
In doing so, along with performance of the installation in step-by-step order, you
will achieve optimal results. We strongly recommend that all installation and
service personnel pay particularly close attention to the safety systems section of
this manual and UL-325. In addition to the current sense feature that is provided,
other safety devices are necessary to make each particular installation as safe as
possible to reduce the risk of personal injury and/or property damage. A trained and
authorized service technician or the factory should be consulted for assistance.
Cautions - Very Important
¾ Do not attempt to enter the gate area while the gate is moving. Wait until the gate
comes to a complete stop.
¾ Operate the gate only when it is fully visible, free of persons or obstructions, and properly
adjusted.
¾ Do not allow children to play in the area of the gate. Do not allow anyone to ride on the
gate.
¾ Do not allow children to play with the remote control or any other activation device.
¾ Do not attempt to "beat the gate" while the gate is opening or closing.
This is extremely dangerous.
¾ Test the current sense feature and all safety devices regularly to insure correct
operation.
¾ Study the entire Safety Section, paying particularly close attention to the Entrapment
zones on page 20-22 and be aware of these areas not only during use but also during
any adjustments to the unit.
¾ Modifying the AC charger power cord will void the charger warranty.
Other Safety Standards
¾ All control stations should be located at least 6 feet from any moving part of the gate or
operator.
¾ Do not ever install any control device where a user will be tempted to reach through the
gate or fence to activate a gate.
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