Safety Instructions - involight TRINITY150LED User Manual

1.2 Safety instructions:

This information sheet contains important information of safety operation of the device. Ensure that this information
is available to all persons using this device.
The rating plate is located on the bottom of the product.
Please read all warnings and operating instructions carefully before using this unit. Keep this manual for future ref-
erence. Please follow all instructions in this manual.
DANGER!
Electric shock due to improper mains connection.
This product corresponds to the protection class I in its design and may only be operated at a socket with pro-
tective contact. Use only the supplied power cord to connect. Do not modify the power cord or plug, and check
the insulation of the cable regularly for damage. Failure to do so may result in electric shock, fire or life. In case
of uncertainties, contact an authorized electrician.
Electric shock due to high voltages inside the device.
DANGER!
The device contains components that are subject to a high electrical voltage. Do not modify or disassemble the
unit. There are no user-serviceable components inside the device. Failure to do so may result in electric shock,
fire or life.
Disconnection from the mains.
NOTE!
The mains plug is the main disconnect element. Unplug the power cord from the power source. Make sure that
the power outlet is close to the unit and is easily accessible.
Operating conditions.
WARNING!
To avoid damage, do not expose the unit to liquids or moisture. If there is a suspicion that liquid may have pe-
netrated into the device, the device must be immediately disconnected from the mains. This also applies if the
unit is exposed to high humidity. Even if the device still seems to work, it must be checked by an expert whether
the liquid penetration may have been impaired. Reduced insulation can cause fatal electric shocks. Avoid direct
sunlight, strong dirt and strong vibrations.
Eye injuries due to high light intensity.
WARNING!
Never look directly into the light source. A direct view into the beam can lead to retinal burns and must be avo-
ided at all circumstances.
Risk of epileptic seizure
WARNING!
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