Safety
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2.
Safety
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The unit ust be installed and used in observance of the instructions in this boo-
klet. Further ore, use of the generator ust be li ited to that described in
Chapter 1 Introduction
. Failure to observe the foregoing will render the guaran-
tee null and void and release CLAIND fro all liability for direct or indirect da-
age or physical injury.
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The user is responsible for asking local authorities if there are local safety regu-
lations that are stricter than what is described in this anual.
2.1.
Warnings
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Place t e generators FAR FROM SOURCES OF HEAT
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Place t e generators in an environment PROTECTED AGAINST RAIN
AND WIND
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NEVER OPEN t e generator w ile it is connected to t e electrical
mains: RISK OF FATAL INJURY BY ELECTROCUTION
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Repairs and inspections ust be carried out exclusively by QUALIFIED PER-
SONNEL: in the event of faults which cannot be resolved according to the pro-
cedures listed in the TROUBLESHOOTING chapter, contact exclusively our
authorized Technical Assistance.
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If the generator is not to be used for a prolonged period of ti e, it ust be de-
pressurised (par. 7.6. and par. 7.7.).
2.2.
Notes on t e use of nitrogen
Nitrogen is not a toxic gas, but when the percentage in the air exceeds specific
values there is a risk of asphyxia.
Therefore NEVER DIRECTLY INHALE the gas produced and avoid working in the
vicinity of a flow of nitrogen.
However, given the low quantities produced, it is sufficient that the flow of ni-
trogen occurs in a nor ally ventilated environ ent to avoid the risk of accu u-
lation
(par 4.2.1.).