Mounting Instruction
Conductor rail system
MultiLine 0835
MAL0835-0001c-EN
www.conductix.com
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5
Shipment, storage and packing
5.1
Transport
5.1.1
Safety instructions for transport
WARNING!
Risk of death due to suspended loads!
When lifting loads, there is a risk of death from falling parts or parts swinging out of control.
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Never step under suspended loads
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Move loads only under supervision
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Follow the specifications provided for the attachment points
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Do not attach to projecting machine parts or to eyelets on installed components. Make sure the
connection elements are tightly fastened
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Only use authorized lifting accessories and connection elements with sufficient load capacity
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Discard torn or worn ropes or straps and replace with new ones
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Do not attach ropes or straps to sharp corners and edges, and do not knot or twist them
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Lower loads onto the ground before leaving the workplace
DANGER!
Risk of injury from falling power rails when transported incorrectly!
When being transported on the construction site, there is a risk that the power rails may slide out of
the insulation profiles if they are not held roughly vertical during transport. This can cause serious
injury and even death if they fall from a great height and hit somebody with their front end.
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The conductor rails should be transported as close as possible to the site of installation in their
packaging.
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The conductor rails must be carried to the installation site by two people and care must be taken
that the power rails do not slide out of the insulation profiles
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Do not transport the conductor rails in bundles with a crane
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Wear protective headgear
WARNING!
Possible damage from improper transport!
Improper transport can result in substantial property damage.
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Unload packaged parts upon delivery and during internal transport with care, and observe the
symbols and the hazard information on the packaging
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Use only the attachment points provided
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Wait to remove packaging material until just before installation
