Priva B.V.
8 FS Concentrator – installation manual – 1.2
Safety
Safety - general
• Only Priva approved installers/service engineers who have received product-specific training
from Priva are allowed to install, configure, repair and, if necessary, alter the equipment
• Making alterations to the safeguards and safety icons on the equipment is prohibited.
• Both the installer/service engineer and the user must check and maintain the equipment (the
safeguards in particular) in accordance with the instructions in this manual. Keep the product
clean and the surroundings tidy.
• Report faults or damage to Priva immediately. Inactivate the equipment and do not use it if a
deficiency is observed.
• Only use original spare parts for repairs (refer to the price list).
• After repairing the unit, check the correct status and functioning of the equipment.
• If the user allows personnel to operate the equipment, he must provide sufficient instructions.
In particular, this should be on the safety risks and safety instructions as stated in this manual.
He must also supervise correct compliance with the instructions.
• Ensure that the personal protective equipment prescribed in this manual is available and that
it is used.
• Display the safety icons that are applicable in the room where the equipment is set up.
Electrical safety
The unit is powered from the mains voltage. There is a potential hazard of electrocution or fire
resulting from a short circuit. Therefore, comply with the following safety instructions:
• Keep the housing of electrical components (cabinet, pump etc.) closed.
• Keep the electrical parts dry.
• Ensure that the grounding is correctly connected.
• Ensure that the unit is connected to its own fuse group with the correct fuses/circuit
breakers.
During installation or maintenance, or while resolving malfunctions it may be necessary to open
the housing of the electrical components. In this case, comply with the following safety
instructions:
• Make sure there is no voltage on the unit by removing the plug from the socket outlet, or by
removing fuses / disconnecting circuit breakers.
• If the unit cannot be made free of electricity, then take extreme care. Use well insulated tools
and do not touch wire ends, connections and electrical components with bare hands. Keep
the surroundings dry and ensure that there is someone close by to keep an eye on you.
• Wear a grounded wristband while working in the cabinet. Static electricity can damage the
electronic components.
Residual risks
The following risks could not be excluded in the design:
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