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2.0 Safety Guidelines
Refer to Manual
• Read and understand manual
before operation.
• Failure to understand manual may
result in personal injury and/or
death.
Wear Eye and Hearing Protection
• Rotating components could cause
ying debris.
• Noise levels can reach up to 85
decibels (dB) during machine
operation.
Warning
• General warning label.
• Indicates an imminent hazard.
Entanglement Hazard
• Keep hands and arms free of
rotating shaft.
• Ensure system has stopped and
starting has been disabled prior to
servicing.
• Do not operate without all guards
and covers in place.
Automatic Starting Hazard
• Equipment can be started
remotely.
• Ensure dynamometer system
starting has been disabled prior to
servicing.
Burn Hazard
• Hot components, water and/or oil.
• Do not touch during operation or
while cooling.
• Allow to cool before disconnecting.
Electric Shock
• Exercise caution when working on
or nearby. Make certain that power
has been disconnected and all
residual voltage has been taken
under consideration. Unqualied
personnel should never attempt
electrical work.
Electrostatic Discharge
• Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and
other electronic devices contain
static-sensitive parts. Observe the
following precautions to prevent
damage to these parts.
• Discharge body static before
handling electronic devices.
• Use wrist or ankle straps to contact
a grounded surface and maintain
contact while handling electronic
devices.
• Turn power to the device OFF
before disconnecting or connecting
cables or wires.
• Do not touch the components or
conductors on a PCB with your
hands or with conductive devices
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Hazard
• Engine exhaust contains carbon
monoxide fumes, be sure test cell
is properly ventilated
• If anyone shows signs of carbon
monoxide poisoning, get them
to fresh air. Fumes can cause
headache, dizziness, lack of
consciousness and/or death.
Contact Power Test if you have any questions
about the safe operation of our equipment and for
service and advice.
The following universal warning decals can be found in the appropriate locations on your equipment. A
description of each warning decal is provided below. In addition, these symbols will appear throughout the
manual in sections where these hazards may be encountered.
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