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1.0 PRECAUTIONS
1.1 General precautions
Hazard Warning
Please Note
Important information
The following symbols are used throughout
this manual to draw your attention to important
warnings, guidelines and product information.
Please take note of their respective meanings
Use Qualified Personnel
High Voltage Hazard
High Voltage & Water Hazard
Water Damage Hazard
Electrostatic Hazard
Qualified trades-people such as electricians,
plumbers, refrigeration mechanics, etc.
should perform all work as required by local
codes and regulations.
Working with high voltage will be required
when installing this equipment. Do NOT
attempt this work unless you have the
appropriate knowledge and experience.
Take appropriate safety precautions and
ensure that the building power supply to the
chamber is off prior to installation.
Water that could come in contact with
the electrical components presents a high
voltage hazard. Avoid these conditions.
If you have any doubt of safe watering
practices, contact Conviron.
Avoid water coming in contact with the
electrical components, as it presents the risk
of water damage to both high and low voltage
electrical components. If you have any doubt
of safe watering practices, contact Conviron.
Electronic components in the control
system can be damaged by electrostatic
discharge (ESD). A substantial voltage can
be discharged by the human body without
necessarily feeling it, which is enough to
destroy many electronic components.
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