Hydra GENESIS - ELECTRICAL SAFETY

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SAFETY
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
HIGH VOLTAGE
Some components of the power system operate with high voltage. Direct or indirect
contact with these components through non-insulated protective material poses a fatal
hazard.
The installation of AC power supply equipment must comply with safety regulations, and personnel carrying out
the installation of AC equipment must be qualied in high voltage AC-power operation.
It is strictly prohibited to wear watches, bracelets, rings or other conductive objects on your wrist or hand.
Turn off the power immediately if you nd water or moisture in the electric cabinet. When operating in humid
conditions, water should be strictly prevented from entering the equipment.
A “Do not operate” sign must be hung on switches and buttons that are not to be used during installation.
Construction of high-voltage lines can cause re or electric shock accidents.
The racking and wiring of AC cables through the area must comply with the local
regulations and specications. Only personnel qualied for high-voltage and AC
operations can carry out various high-voltage operations.
TOOLS
Special tools must be used for all high AC voltage operations.
THUNDERSTORMS
High AC voltage operations during thunderstorms are strictly prohibited.
Strong electromagnetic elds are produced in the atmosphere during thunderstorms. To avoid lightning
damage to equipment and personnel, do not carry out any operations during thunderstorms.
ELECTROSTATICS
Static electricity generated by the human body can damage electrostatic-sensitive
components on boards such as large-scale integrated circuits (ICs). To prevent static
damage to sensitive components, personnel must wear an anti-static bracelet when in
contact with equipment (hand-held boards, circuit boards, IC chips, etc.). The anti-
static bracelet must be well-grounded on the other end.