Installation/Setup - Conrad 1302513 Bedienungsanleitung

8. Installation/setup

The setup and the installation of the device must be carried out by a specialist who is familiar
with the hazards and the relevant regulations. Maintenance, operation and commissioning of this
device must only be carried out by qualified persons.
When choosing a location for your device, make sure to avoid impact, vibration, dust, hot and
cold temperatures and dampness. Furthermore, no powerful transformers or motors must be
used close to the device.
The effect light must only be operated at a maximum ambient temperature of 40° C.
Never cover the device. Ensure sufficient ventilation when setting up the device with other equip-
ment. Maintain a sufficient distance to other devices and walls. Never put up the effect light in
direct proximity of heat sources. Do not point any strong spotlights or light sources towards the
device. This may cause overheating (danger of fire!).
Do not drill or screw additional screws into the casing in order to fasten the device. This may
expose dangerous voltage to touch.
The device must be mounted out of normal reach.
When mounting the product, make sure that the power cord is neither jammed nor damaged by
sharp edges.
During installation or service work, the area below the place of installation must be cordoned off.
The setup/installation surface or fixture must be designed to carry ten times the weight of the
system for at least one hour without any permanent damaging deformation.
It is also essential that the device is secured by means of a second safety restraint that is inde-
pendent of the actual mounting supports when installing it in an elevated position. No part of the
installation must fall down if the main suspension system fails.
Observe all relevant regulations of your country when mounting/installing the device.
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Acceptance test (in case of industrial/public use):
Before first use and after any significant modifications, the installation (including the electrical connec-
tions) must be inspected by an official expert.
A yearly inspection by an expert is required.
At least every 4 years, an acceptance test must be carried out by an expert.
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