General Information; Disclaimer; Forbidden Use - opto engineering LT3BC Series User Manual

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LT3BC | USER MANUAL

1 GENERAL INFORMATION

Always use and store Opto Engineering® products in the prescribed conditions in order to ensure

their proper operation: failing to comply with the prescribed conditions may shorten the product

lifetime and/or result in malfunctioning, performance degradation or failure.

Be aware that incorrect operation of this equipment may cause dangerous situations or signiﬁcant

ﬁnancial losses. It is essential that the users ensure that the operation of the product is suitable

for their applications.

All trademarks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners.

Except where prohibited by law:

• All hardware, software and documentation are provided on an "as is" basis.

• Opto Engineering® accepts no liability for consequential loss, of any kind.

Upon receiving your Opto Engineering® product, visually examine it for any damage that could be

occurred during shipping. If the product is damaged upon receipt, please notify Opto Engineering®

immediately.

Please read the following notes before using this product.

Contact your distributor or dealer for any doubts or further advice.

• Do not disassemble, modify or repair the product yourself. It may cause permanent malfunc-

tioning, ﬁre hazard or electric shock, possibly resulting in serious injury;

• Do not place the product in dusty, humid or hot places or near ﬂames. These conditions may

cause malfunctioning and damage, ﬁre or electric shock, possibly resulting in serious injury;

• Do not spray or apply pesticides or other volatile chemicals on or in the proximity the product;

• This device must not be used in applications where its failure could pose a safety hazard or

damage to other equipment. Keep in mind that if the device is used in a manner not foreseen by

the manufacturer, the protection provided by its circuits and by its enclosure may be impaired;

• This is a low voltage device. As such, the voltage between any combination of applied signals

must not exceed the supply voltage at any time;

• Higher voltages may cause a fault and could pose a safety hazard;

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