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SOL202TIP – SOL808TIP - Tile integrated roof kit manual
Safety precautions: Before commencing mounting
work on roofs, it must be ensured in all cases that the
non- personal fall protection and fall-arrest systems
required by DIN 18338 (Roof Covering and Roof
Sealing Works) and DIN 18451 (Scaffolding Works) are
in place. See also Builders' Protection Ordinance
[Bauarbeiterschutzverordnung], Federal Law Gazette
340/ 1994, paragraphs 7-10! Other country-specific
regulations must be observed!
If non-personal fall protection or fall-arrest systems
cannot be installed for technical reasons, all
personnel must be secured by means of suitable
safety harnesses!
Only use safety harnesses (safety belts, lanyards and
straps, shock absorbers, fall arresters) that were
tested and certified by authorized testing bodies.
If non-personal fall protection or fall-arrest systems
are not provided, working without the use of
suitable safety harnesses may lead to falls from
heights and therefore cause serious or lethal
injuries!
Ladders not properly secured against sinking in,
sliding or falling over may lead to dangerous falls!
Whenever you are near live overhead electric cables
where contact is possible, only work if:
- it is ensured that they are voltage-free and this
is secured for the duration of work.
- the live parts are secured by covering them or
cordoning them off.
- the prescribed safety distances are maintained.
Voltage radius:
1 m ................voltages up to 1000V
2 m ................voltages from 1000V to 11000V
3 m ................voltages from 11000V to 22000V
4 m ................voltages from 22000V to 38000V
> 5 m in case of unknown voltages
The manufacturer hereby guarantees to take back
products identified with an eco-label and to recycle
the materials used. Only the heat transfer medium
specified may be used!
Figure 1: Safety information
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Safety harnesses should be fixed above the users
whenever possible. Safety harnesses should only
be fastened to sufficiently load-bearing structures
or fixing points!
Never use damaged ladders (e.g., wooden ladders
with split runners or rungs, or bent or buckled
metal ladders). Never try to repair broken runners,
rungs or steps on wooden ladders!
Ensure that ladders are put up safely. Observe the
correct leaning angle (68° - 75°). Prevent ladders
from sliding, falling over or sinking into the ground
(e.g. using wider feet, feet suited to the ground or
hooking devices).
Only lean ladders against secure points. Secure
ladders in traffic areas by suitable cordoning.
Contact with live electric overhead cables can be
lethal.
Wear protective goggles when drilling and
handling collectors!
Wear safety shoes when carrying out installation
work!
Wear cut-proof safety gloves when mounting
collectors!
Wear a helmet when carrying out installation
work!
R02893-1 10/13
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