Safety
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Risk of injury through electric current
Risk of injury due to electric shock, e. g. when drilling a live wire or connecting
the power supply.
Use a wire detection device to locate any wires and cables in the wall prior
to drilling.
Make sure that there is no contact with live wires when drilling holes.
Make sure that there is no voltage present when making electrical
connections.
Use an insulated tool.
Risk of injury when drilling holes
Risk of damage to eyes as a result of drilling dust or chips flying around.
Wear safety glasses.
Use a device to extract the drilling dust or chips.
Danger of injury to fingers or hands due to slipping during drilling.
Wear suitable safety gloves.
Observe and follow the instructions in the documents for the drill.
Danger of injury to fingers or hands due to slipping during screwing.
Wear suitable safety gloves.
Avoid property damage and functional problems
Material damage may occur as a result of incorrect storage for an extended
period of time.
Store the device and its components in their original packaging in a dry and
dust-free place.
Material damage may occur as a result of improper assembly and operation of
the device.
Read these instructions carefully before assembling and commissioning the
device.
Follow the instructions one step at a time.
Secure the screws using the specified torque.
Malfunction may occur after a power outage.
The date and time being lost can interfere with/block correct use of
permissions with schedules.
After a power outage, use the app or software to check that the date and
time are still up-to-date.
Correct the date and time if necessary.
