Poweramp HSAR 11.1996 - Manual (Page 7)

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These installation instructions were written to guide you during the installation
process. Please read and familiarize yourself with all sections of this manual prior to
starting the installation. If you have questions about the installation or operation of
the Automatic Truck Restraint, please consult the factory at (414) 255-1510 before
proceeding.
Open and inspect all material upon delivery. Check contents against packing slip.
Report any damage or shortages immediately to the truck line responsible.
Gather all material required for installation of restraint. Anchor kit Part #2103- 0001
supplied with the restraint consists of the following:
Item Qty. Part # Description
1 2 2101-0174 Rod 1" - 8UNC GR5 x 12
2 2 2101-0175 Nut 1" - 8UNC GR5
3 6 2101-0108 Anchor 5/8" x 5" RAWL #6944
4 2 2101-0086 Washer
Additional material required to complete the restraint installation not supplied by
Systems, Inc. consist of the following:
Item Qty. Part # Description
1 1 2101-0177 Adhesive cartridge Rawl# 8403
2 1 2101-0178 Nozzle Rawl# 7908
3 1 2101-0179 Injection tool Rawl# 8406
4 1 N/A 1" nylon bottle brush
5 2 N/A Anchor 3/8" as required by applica
tion.
Items listed above with System, Inc. part numbers may be purchased separately.
Each adhesive cartridge should be adequate to install two restraints. Nozzles are
not reusable.
1. Correct installation of the Automatic Truck Restraint requires attachment to a
concrete drive greater than 6" thick. If other conditions exist, such as
asphalt, a 48" wide by 48" long x 8" deep pad using a minimum of 4000 psi
concrete must be poured.
2. Because of the restraint’s unique design, its mounting location is referenced
off the bumper face. This insures its compatibility with almost all dock
designs. Properly installed bumpers, in good repair, are essential to a safe
dock. If inspection of bumpers shows them to be missing, damaged or
severely worn, contact your Poweramp representative to obtain replace-
ments.
3. Position the Automatic Truck Restraint in the center of the dock/door
opening with the primary (1") anchor holes located 1/2" ahead of the bumper
face as shown in Figure 7. After locating and marking the primary anchor
locations (qty. 2) on the drive surface, drill 1-1/8" diameter holes 7 to 7-1/2"
deep. If drill breaks through concrete at a depth of less than 6", consult
factory. The remaining (6) 3/4" anchor holes can be drilled at this time.
Installation
WARNING
Barricade the work area to
prevent unauthorized use of
the unit before installation
has been completed.
Be sure power supply
circuit is opened at main
service box or circuit
breaker box prior to electri-
cal installation. Failure to
disconnect power supply
could result in equipment
damage and/or personal
injury or death.
CAUTION
Have all electrical work
performed only by qualified
electricians.
WARNING
WARNING
Do not grind or weld if
hydraulic fluid or other
flamable liquids are present.
Always keep a fire extin-
guisher of the proper type
nearby.