User's Manual

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3. GATEWAY
3.1. IDENTIFICATION
Table 4: gateways part numbers
Model
Device
EGL1101000
Gateway with embedded antenna
EGL1105000
Gateway with external antenna
3.2. INSTALLATION / DISASSEMBLY
During installation or disassembly of Eagle devices, the operator must wear the prescribed
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), respect the regulations in force and have the
necessary clearances.
WARNING: In hazardous environments, the operator has to arrange organizational safety
measures which reliably prevent the occurrence of an ignitable atmosphere, by default
reduce the probability that a flammable atmosphere can occur at all (employing the use of
suitable gas detection systems).
A damp cloth should be used when installing or taking off the gateway in hazardous areas to
eliminate static electricity resulting from this operation.
3.3. HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS
 II 3 G Ex ic IIC T4 Gc -20°C < Ta <+60°C [-4°F< Ta <140°F] (Pending)
 LCIE 14 ATEX xxxx X (Pending)
 IECEx LCIE 14.xxxxX (Pending)
3.4. CONNECTIONS
In zone 2 hazardous environments, before connecting or disconnecting the Ethernet cable to
the gateway, always ensure the following:
 The Ethernet cable must not be connected to the other end.
 The operator has to prevent the occurrence of an ignitable atmosphere (employing the
use of suitable gas detection systems).
 Do not exceed maximum input voltage and current on the Ethernet connector:
 Maximum input voltage is 48 V DC – 0.3 A
3.5. STORAGE
The storage area should be clean, cool (not exceeding +25°C [+77°F]), dry and ventilated.
Do not leave Eagle devices exposed to a heat source or high temperature location such as
an unattended vehicle. To prevent damage, remove the devices from the vehicle.