Is the AIM Filter difficult to commission?
No. Obviously there are procedures to follow but these are clearly identified in section 7 of the Installation and Operational Manual – Bringing the AIM Filter into Service. The AIM Filter is an analogue design so there is no lengthy programming to be done. Most of the set-up procedure involves the setting of switches to suit the application from the default position. However, some of the test points and status lights can only be accessed with the cabinet door open and although the AIM Filter has been built to comply with the EMC Low Voltage Directive, great care must be used as potentially lethal voltages are present. It is highly recommended that during commissioning two people are always present. To successfully commission an AIM Filter, the minimum instrument requirement would be an RMS Current meter with the preference being a Fluke 43B or equivalent. Fused test leads are also highly recommended for safety reasons.
