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1. General safety regulations when using the G-Flame
Revision date: November 23
rd
2016
This section is about general safety regulations. You need to mind
also the other safety instructions given elsewhere in this manual.
Furthermore you need to observe the safety distances mentioned in
the relevant chapters.
The safety rules enlisted in this manual are referring to the G-
Flame only. For the other devices in our product range there is
another version of safety regulations which can be found in the user
manual of the particular devices.
The following instructions are for your understanding about
important and basic safety principles.
Our general safety requirements are based on our own experience plus
the contact and feedback from our customers. These rules allow the
safe and successful usage of all components of our wireless firing
systems. With proceeding development of our products, we will
continuously revise and adapt the safety standards in conclusion
with your notifications and support.
The following safety regulations are part of all our operation
manuals within our product range. These regulations are also
available in printed form and can be downloaded via our internet
homepage at any time. Please forward these instructions to any
relevant persons in your company dealing with this topic.
Any technical device can potentially cause a fault. This could be
encouraged through: wrong usage, unit damage, unit aging as well as
the wear and tear of the unit. This fundamental thesis was the basic
principle when writing these instructions.
The usage of effect devices to generate flame balls and flame
columns, especially in indoor and outdoor venues or places of public
assembly, can be hazardous and bears many potential risks, such as
severe damage to property or personal injury and due to that it of
utmost importance to follow all safety instructions whenever the
product is being used.
1. Never use the devices if you have not completely read and
understood the user manual.
2. Never order somebody to use devices in a potentially risky
application if this person is not absolutely reliable or does not
have sufficient technical knowledge.
3. The operator who is in charge for the safety has to have complete
overview over all devices during the whole application. In addition
he has to be able to take action in the technical control of the
system at any time if a potentially dangerous situation is arising.
Please refer to the sections in this manual where the 'emergency
off' functions are being explained.
