ECHO BARRIER H-SERIES User Manual page 14

This product is designed and manufactured with high-quality
materials and components that can be recycled and reused.
Figure 11. Universal Recycling Symbol
This symbol (Figure 11) means that, at their end of life, the
items should be disposed of separately from regular waste.
Please dispose of the product appropriately and according
to local regulations, in compliance with the Environmental
Protection Agency (USA), Department of Environment and
Energy (AU), or Environment Agency (UK).
Please help us to conserve the environment we live in!
General Warranty Statements
Multiquip or Echo Barrier will not be held responsible for
any de-fit/re-fit costs where components have been fitted
incorrectly or damaged during assembly.
If any fault is found with the materials or workmanship,
please refer to the manufacturer's warranty specific to your
region or point of purchase. Remedial action will be taken,
based on information received, on condition that:
• full details are supplied to Multiquip or Echo Barrier;
• the components have not been modified or tampered
with; and
• Multiquip or Echo Barrier is informed of any
damage/shortages prior to assembly.
This Installation Guide represents the general guidelines
for effective installation and maximum use of the
Echo Barrier. Multiquip or Echo Barrier Limited reserves
the right to alter these guidelines without prejudice to
their legal requirements. It is the responsibility of the
buyer/hirer, engineer, contractor, and/or their respective
representative(s) to ensure that the installation of the
Echo Barrier panels meets all applicable building standards
and regulations. There is no performance warranty
expressed or implied for any particular project or installation.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Multiquip or Echo Barrier does not accept responsibility for
any problems that may occur through incorrect assembly
of any single or collective parts. The success of the
noise reduction installation and operation is dependent
on the siting of the acoustic barrier to block the line of
sight between the noise source and the noise receivers,
assessed by your acoustic calculations and assessment.