Dyness EnerCore DH200F - Security Instructions; General Principles of Security; Operator Qualifications

DH200F User Manual
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2 Security instructions
General principles of security
This chapter introduces the safety matters that need to be taken care of in the energy
storage outdoor cabinet, and the related safety precautions need to be strictly followed
during installation, operation and maintenance. This product is a combined high-voltage
DC and three-phase AC system and should only be operated by authorized personnel.
DANGER

Deadly high voltages are present inside the product, please observe and comply with
the warning labels on the product and do not touch the power grid or the contacts
connected to it inside the device to prevent the risk of fatal electric shock!
 Always ensure that the product is free of any electrical connections before installing it.

Insulated protective equipment in accordance with safety regulations must be worn
during installation.
 Damage to the battery may result in electrolyte leakage. If the electrolyte leaks, do not
touch the leaking electrolyte or volatile gases and contact the after-sales service team
immediately for assistance.
WARNING

Only specialized electricians or qualified personnel may operate and wire the product.
 Installation work must be assigned to a specialized full-time operator;
FORBID
 Risk of damage to the battery system or personal injury or behavior is prohibited.
 Replacement of the modules by the user is prohibited and the company will not be
responsible for any damages caused.
Operator qualifications
A qualified operator refers to someone who has the necessary knowledge, specialized
training and experience, for example:
 Only qualified personnel who are familiar with local standards and relevant safety codes
for electrical systems should wire this product;
 The operator should have received professional training related to the installation and
commissioning of electrical equipment, and should have the ability to respond to
emergencies or unexpected situations that may occur during installation or trial
operation;
 The operator shall have certain specialized knowledge of electronics, electrical wiring
and machinery, and be familiar with electrical and mechanical schematic diagrams;
 The Operator should be fully familiar with equipment protection and standard