Commissioning; Installation/Setup - Conrad Electronic Bravo Scan 250 Operating Instructions Manual

Commissioning

Carefully read the complete operating manual and the safety instructions before using the
product in order to ensure proper commissioning.
Check the device for damage before using it for the first time. If the device is damaged, do not
operate it and consult an expert or our service team.
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Smoke and odour may occur when commissioning the device for the first time. This is not a malfunction.

Installation/Setup

The assembly and the installation of the device must be carried out by a specialist who is
familiar with the hazards and the relevant regulations. Repairs, operation and maintenance of
the product may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
Take care not to place or install the device where it will be exposed to shaking, vibration, dust,
heat, cold and moisture. Furthermore, no powerful transformers or motors must be set up in the
vicinity of the device.
The light effect may only be operated in locations with an ambient temperature of max. 35?. The
maximum casing temperature is 50?.
The device must be mounted out of normal reach.
Illuminated objects or surfaces must be at least 3m away from the device's light emission.
Easily-flammable materials such as decorative fabrics must have at least a distance of 1m to
the device. Otherwise such objects might catch fire!
When mounting the product make sure that the power cord is neither jammed nor damaged by
sharp edges.
During installation and service work, the area underneath the place of installation must be
cordoned off.
The installation surface or mounting fixture needs to be designed in a way, that it can take 10
times its load capacity for at least 1 hour without permanent damaging deformation.
It is also essential that the device is secured by means of a second safety restraint that is
independent of the actual mounting supports when installing it in an elevated position. If the
main supports fail, no part of the installation should be able to fall down.
During mounting, all the relevant regulations ( in particular BGV C1, in former times VGB 70 and
EN 60598-2-17) must be observed.
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