2.0 Safety precautions
WARNING: Prior to the installation, wiring, operation, or
maintenance of the modules, it is imperative to thoroughly read
and comprehend all safety instructions. Failure to adhere to these
instructions may result in property damage or pose serious risks,
including injury or death. DC power is generated when the
module is exposed to sunlight or other light sources. Direct
contact with live parts of the module, such as terminals, whether
connected or not, may result in personal injury or death.
Safety rules
◼ All installation work must be in full compliance with local regulations and
corresponding national or international electrical standards.
◼ Use insulated tools to reduce the risk of electric shock.
◼ Use appropriate protective measures (slip gloves, overalls, etc.) to avoid direct
contact with workers at 30V DC or higher, while avoiding direct contact with
sharp edges during installation to protect the operator's hands.
◼ Do not wear metal ornaments when installing, to avoid puncturing the modules
and causing electric shock.
◼ If modules are installed or operated on rainy days, strong winds or dew
mornings, appropriate protective measures should be taken to avoid injury to
modules and workers.
◼ When working in rooftop applications, it is imperative not to engage in any
activities on the roof without proper safety precautions. Such precautions
include, but are not limited to, fall protection measures, the use of ladders or
stairs, and the utilization of personal protective equipment.
◼ Children or unauthorized personnel are not allowed to access the installation
area or module storage area.
◼ If the circuit breaker and overcurrent protection circuit breaker cannot be
opened, or if the inverter cannot be turned off during the module installation
or wiring, cover the array modules with opaque material to stop the power
output.
◼ Do not use or install damaged modules.
◼ If the module surface is damaged or worn, direct contact with the surface of
the module may result in electric shock.
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