2. Safety instructions and warnings
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Safety instructions and warnings
Read the general safety instructions in this chapter carefully before using the device. A certified installer
must install the device and resolve any faults, in accordance with the applicable guidelines. If this product
is installed and used in any other way, the warranty will not apply.
2.1 Sound, independent alarm system
Although we have designed and built our control equipment with the greatest care possible, technical faults
can never be ruled out. Insurance requirements in many countries are becoming increasingly stringent. This
requires the alarm contacts of the various control computers to be connected a central alarm unit.
We recommend also installing a sound independent alarm system, for example a min/max
thermostat.
We advise you to manually test the alarm at least once a week.
2.2 During use
The people who operate the device have read the manual carefully. They are aware of potential hazards
that may arise from improper use and maintenance of the product.
The device must only be opened by authorised personnel.
Do not switch off the control computer while the house is empty, but switch it to
Off mode. This
will prevent condensation caused by the equipment cooling down.
Check the device for any damage at regular intervals. A damaged device is unsafe. Always rep
ort
any damage to your installer.
Electronic equipment is splash
-proof and must not be cleaned using a pressure cleaner.
If any emergency has occurred, write down: the circumstances under which the emergency
occurred, installation settings, software
date, software version number and possible causes.
2.3 Disposal
The EU has set up systems for the separate collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment and
batteries (Directive 20212/19/EU). If you do not dispose of the device properly, you risk a fine.
Electrical and electronic equipment must be
collected separately at the end of its life.
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