Intended Use; Definition Of Terms And Abbreviations - Will Burt 7-30 HDL Operating Instructions Manual

PNEUMATIC MAST WITH REMOTE LOCKING SYSTEM
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1

Intended Use

The Pneumatic Mast with Remote Locking System is intended for use by professionals in the fire/
rescue/first responder/security/towing/cellular industries to provide elevated and directional
emergency scene lighting and surveillance or communication capabilities. It is not intended for
use by non-professionals. Do not use the mast to lift personnel. The Pneumatic Mast with
Remote Locking System is intended to be installed on fire/rescue/towing first responder vehicles
with the magnetic warning kit installed and operational.
The Pneumatic Mast with Remote Locking System is intended to be used only when the vehicle
is stationary and the vehicle parking brake is properly applied. Do not supply input supply voltage
or operate the mast system when the vehicle is in motion. The mast shall remain in the powered-
down, nested position during vehicle motion. Contact The Will-Burt Company with any questions
on the intended use or available training programs for installation and operation.
3.2

Definition of Terms and Abbreviations

Throughout this manual, the following terms are used.
General Terms:
• HD stands for Heavy Duty
• Mast refers to the telescoping Pneumatic Mast
• Mast System refers to the entire Pneumatic Mast system (telescoping mast, control system,
pneumatic system, mounting hardware, and additional accessories)
• Payload refers to the object or equipment being raised by the mast to an operational height
• RLS stands for Remote Locking System
• SHD stands for Super Heavy Duty
• UHD stands for Ultra Heavy Duty
See Section 10.1 for an Extended Glossary of Terms used within this manual. The Extended
Glossary of Terms includes:
• General Terms and Abbreviations (Section 10.1.1)
• Mounting Position terms (Section 10.1.2)
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