Hazards From Handling The Unit - honle LED powerline AC/IC 410 Operating Instructions Manual

2.8. Hazards from handling the unit

The unit is constructed in accordance with the technological state of the art
and generally accepted safety engineering practice. Nevertheless, certain
hazards may arise when handling the unit.
These always include:

Electrical hazards
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Hazards from UV radiation

Thermal hazards
Depending on the installation and use of the device, the following risks can
occur:

Hazards from loud noises

Hazards from moving parts
The unit must be used only under the following circumstances:

When wearing personal safety equipment to protect the eyes and skin,
in case complete shielding of the UV radiation cannot be ensured.
Goggles should conform the standard EN 170 (max. spectral transmis-
sion (365 nm) 0.3%), and should afford protection from radiation, both
directly and from the side.

The unit must be set up and operated in such a way that persons are
not subjected to direct or indirect radiation. UV-absorbent plastics or
metal sheet can be used as shields.

Warning notices must be affixed at the workplace and at all entrances
to the work area.

Under no circumstances must the unit be operated in explosion-
protected areas or in the proximity of flammable materials, gases or
liquids.

The unit must be operated only by persons who have been instructed
in all the safety precautions.

The unit must be used only when it is in flawless condition in terms of
safety. Operation is not permitted when there is visible damage to the
housing, supply cables or the mains adapter.

Disorders that affect safety must be rectified immediately.

Proper functionality of the entire cooling system must always be en-
sured.

All relevant regulations on accident prevention must be observed.

UV radiation accelerates the ageing of materials. Therefore, damaged
or signs of aging having protective equipment must be replaced.
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Dangers from
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