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1.2 Your Safety Is Important
This list of safety warning and caution notes isn't very long. Reading it could save you from getting an
electric shock, a UV radiation burn, or a heat burn.
These display units were designed with safety in
mind. However, if you don't heed the safety warning
and cautions, you could get hurt. The safety warning
are on stickers in various places in and on the display.
they are reproduced on these pages so you can see
them all at once.
There are some other times you should be aware of
that relate to safety, things to keep in mind while
installing and using the displays:
• There is no electrical interlock for the screen.
Removing the screen does not turn off the AC
power or the lamp.
• There is a switch under the light shield.
Removing the light shield turns off high voltage
to the lamp. Do not bypass this switch.
• There is another switch behind the lamp access
door in the rear. Opening this door turns off
high voltage to the lamp. Do not bypass this
switch.
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• If the displays are hung on a wall, the wall must
be strong enough to hold them. Each unit
weighs about 68 lbs (31 kg). Simply mounting
them into wallboard or wall paneling won't be
adequate or safe.
• If the displays are standing on the floor, use the
optional base. Secure the bases to the floor and
to each other before stacking displays on them.
Then secure the displays to the base. the base is
not very deep, front to back, and a high stack
could tip over, injuring or even killing someone.
You may not need a base for one row of displays
on the floor, but if the displays will be stacked
two high, use the base. Very high stacks – over
four high – should be tied back to a supporting
wall.
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