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30. In the interest of your own safety, you should always use
sufficiently long control cables and keep the greatest possible
distance from the L-Flame Flame Heads.
31. During testing and firing of the devices no persons or animals
are allowed in the hazard area. Furthermore, no materials that are
heat-sensitive or that can catch fire are allowed in the same.
32. When the fuel is burning carbon dioxide is generated which is a
suffocative gas if the concentration in the air is sufficiently
high. Due to that ensure proper ventilation. If in doubt use CO2
warning devices.
33. To burn the fuel oxygen from the air is necessary. Do not use
the device if the oxygen of the air is no longer present, e.g. if
carbon dioxide or nitrogen is being used to generate low fog on
stages. At least from the nozzle in the burning chamber of the L-
Flame Flame Heads upwards a sufficient amount of oxygen must be
present because otherwise the fuel cannot be ignited.
34. In applications that are critical in terms of safety you should
consider safety measurements already during the setup how to safely
dismantle the installation.
35. For any safety relevant questions please either contact the
manufacturer or closely discuss these with the authorities in
charge.
36. Rehearse the planned effect and the whole course of action
several times together with all people that are involved, like
artists, actors, participants, technicians and staff members of the
security agency etc. and ensure that all possible hazards are ruled
out. If this is not possible the effect must be cancelled. Inform
all participants about the function of the warning LED 'Attention,
device armed' on the L-Flame Flame Heads.
37. Utmost care must be taken if material that can easily catch fire
are present such as costumes, decoration material, fabrics or props
etc.
38. If the smell of fuel, leakages, flow noise or leaked fuel
(gasiform or liquid) is noticed it is not allowed to put the device
into operation and the hazard area has to be cleared, left and
barricaded immediately. Released fuel must be safely contained and
disposed of.
39. Never bow over the L-Flame Flame Head or put parts of your body
above or respectively before the fuel nozzle if the device is
switched on and always keep at least the safety distance that is
required so that no dangerous situation can arise.
40. Avoid forces to the quick couplers on the devices such as: drag
forces, pushing and pulling forces and sidewise forces in all
directions. If a hose is connected do not pull at the hose, no
matter in which direction.
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