Mains power cable length must not exceed 3
metres, and 1.5 metres for the battery cables.
Ensure that the AC and DC cables are properly
connected, using the connector locks supplied
with each unit.
The protective covers supplied must be tted onto
the AC cables, rstly for protection against electric
shock and secondly the cables are mechanically
supported by the connector locks.
Precautions before operation
In order to prevent any risk of electric shock when
switching on or during operation, the following
directives should be strictly applied.
Obviously, the unit should not be disassembled
and the case (which is re-resistant) must be
properly assembled.
This unit is compliant with applicable regulations
concerning emitted interference and immunity
from external interference (see EMC section in
the Technical Specications).
During operation, be particularly careful to avoid
exposing the unit to conducted or radiated
interference exceeding the legal levels (e.g. unit
too close to a power radio-electrical transmitter).
Such exposure can cause serious malfunctions.
Furthermore, this unit emits conducted and
radiated interference at levels within the
applicable regulatory limits.
Ensure that other equipment used in the vicinity
is electro-magnetically compatible with this unit,
otherwise malfunctions may occur.
Unit serial No.
The unit serial number is on the grey label, bonded
to one of the case side panels.
The number is vertical and starts with a numerical
value indicating the year of manufacture (e.g.
14 for 2014), followed by a letter indicating the
month of manufacture (e.g.
C for the month of March) and a 4 or 5-digit
representing the unit number within the series.
The term Rev XX indicates the unit change or
evolution status.
Important: Note concerning the charging rate.
Using a charging cycle that is unsuitable for the
battery technology may seriously damage the
battery.
This is particularly the case when using a
charging voltage signicantly greater than that
recommended by the battery manufacturer.
A considerable risk of battery overheating, with
a release of noxious gases that can damage
health.
Refer to the manufacturer’s recommendations to
determine the correct charging cycle.
Maintenance precautions.
4In order to prevent any risk of electric shock
during outdoor maintenance work, the following
recommendations should be strictly applied.
4Maintenance operations should only be carried out by
a qualied technician.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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