Prevention Of Electrocution And Fire - Redback RB4 5KVA Manual

PREVENTION OF ELECTROCUTION AND
HAZARD
Improper storage of
extension cord
Operation of the
generator In heavy
rain, wet, icy, or
flooded conditions
Placing the
generator on or against
highly conductive
surface, such as a steel
walkway or metal roof
Operation of unit when
damaged or with casing
removed
HAZARD
Filling petrol while
engine
is still running.
WHAT COULD HAPPEN
Extension cord
into contact with hot
parts resulting in damage.
Water is an excellent
Conductor of electricity
which comes in contact
electrically charged
can transmit electricity
frame and other surfaces,
resulting in electrical
anyone contacting them.
Accidental leakage
Electrical current
charge conductive
contact with the generator
Attempting to use
when it has been damaged, or
when its not functioning normally
could result in fire or electrocution.
Removal of casing could expose
electrically charged components
and result in electrocution
WHAT COULD HAPPEN
Fuel and fuel
become ignited
contact with hot
components such as
muffler, engine exhaust
PREVENTION
can c o m e
Using a
engine
extension
in electrocution
Remove
the
separately away
generator.
Operate
Water
Generator
with
ventilated
components
hands
to the
unit.
shock to
of Place
generator
could
conductivity
surfaces in
concrete slab. Always operate the
generator a minimum of 2 meters
away from any conductive surface
the generator
PREVENTION
vapors can
by coming in
it to
fuel to
area
the
FIRE
damaged
cord can result
or death.
extension
generator and store
from
the
in a clean,
area. Make
are dry before
the
on a Iow
surface such as a
Do not operate the generator
with a mechanical or electrical
problem. The Redback must
be repaired by an authorized
service agent. Do not operate
the generator with no case.
Turn engine off and allow
cool before adding
the tank. Equip
of operation with
cord from
the
dry, well
sure
touching
a
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