URBAN DC
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Installation Guide
• Avoid contact with energized
electrical circuits.
• Disconnect the power source
before servicing or repairing
electrical equipment.
• Use only tools and equipment with
non-conducting handles when
working on electrical devices.
• Never use metallic pencils or
rulers, or wear rings or metal
watchbands when working with
electrical equipment.
• Enclose all electric contacts and
conductors so that no one can
accidentally come into contact.
• When it is necessary to handle
equipment that is plugged in, be
sure hands are dry and, when
possible, wear nonconductive
gloves, protective clothes and
shoes with insulated soles.
• Never handle electrical equipment
when hands, feet, or body are wet
or perspiring, or when standing on
a wet floor.
Important Electrical Safety Instructions
Read carefully all the instructions before starting in
order to ensure properly handling of electrical parts.
A safe work environment is not enough to control all potential electrical hazards. It is
recommended to be very cautious and work safely. So, the safety rules shown below
could help to control risks of injury or death from workplace hazards.
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