2. GENERIC SAFETY
2.1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Before beginning any work, carefully read all safety instructions, and always
observe them when working on the system. The installation must follow all
applicable national or local standards and regulations.
Incorrect installation may cause:
• Injury or death to the installer, operator or third party
• Damage to the equipment
2.2 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTIFICATIONS
DANGER: Hazardous Voltage Circuits!
There are various safety concerns that must be carefully observed before, during,
and after the installation, as well as during future operation and maintenance. The
following are important safety notifications for the installer and any end users of this
product under normal operating conditions.
1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Always wear appropriate PPE,
including, but not limited to, gloves, safety goggles, hearing protection, and
dust masks as needed, to protect from injury.
2. Hazard. Risk of back injury or strains from improper lifting techniques. Always lift
with your legs, not your back and do not exceed personal lifting capabilities.
3. Team Lifting: For bags of concrete, system components, and solar panel
placement, always use team lifting approach. Do not attempt to lift heavy
objects alone.
4. Clear Path: Ensure the path is clear of obstacles before moving. Look for
uneven surfaces or debris that could cause trips or falls.
5. Avoid Loose Clothing: Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry and ensure long
hair is properly contained as not to become caught in drill or other moving
parts.
6. Pinch Point Hazard: Always be aware of structural pinch points where fingers,
hands, or other body parts can become pinched or trapped.
7. Electrical Safety: Always assume that all wires are live. Solar panels exposed
to sunlight will produce electrical shock. Follow all manufacturers safety
requirements when wiring panels.
8. Before installing, operating, or maintaining the system, it is important to inspect
all components to ensure they meet the appropriate specifications and
conditions for use.
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