Observe the following safety instructions when handling the stroboscope:
o
The stroboscope generates very bright flashes of light. Do not look into the light
source.
o
Do not direct the light beam towards people.
o
Do not concentrate or focus the light beam.
o
The effects of light can trigger photosensitive epilepsy. Users with a neurological
proclivity for epileptic seizures must not operate the stroboscope.
o
Interference with active implants (e.g. pacemakers) cannot be ruled out. Wearers
of active implants must not operated the stroboscope.
o
Rotating components on the machine appear static in the flashing light of the
stroboscope. Do not reach into the illuminated components
Dangers in industrial facilities!
Risk of fatal or severe injuries!
During measurements on the running machine, the device technology may be damaged
on contact with moving machine parts (e.g., rotating shaft). Cables can wind up and
drawn in. Danger due to fragments.
o
Install the measuring equipment such that no contact with moving machine com-
ponents may occur during the measurement. Contact the competent safety of-
ficer.
o
Use the safety release cable between measuring device and sensor cable. This en-
sures that the sensor line is disconnected at the intended point in the case it is
drawn on by rotating machine parts.
o
If possible, always use the measuring device together with the carrying pouch and
the carrying strap.
o
The carrying strap is meant to secure the device from falling down inadvertently
and is designed to be correspondingly sturdy. It can get stuck on protruding sys-
tem components and cause severe injuries. Wear the measuring device so that the
carrying strap cannot get caught and always pay attention to possible sources of
danger, such as open waves or drive belts.
Risk of falling!
o
Do not walk through the system while reading the screen or while operating the
device.
Risk of injuries or measuring device damage!
You can injure yourself or damage the sensor system when capturing signals in areas that
are not visible or that are poorly visible.
o
Work so that your hands and the sensors are always in your visible range. If ne-
cessary, use a flashlight to illuminate the measurement locations.
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