2.2
Safety instructions for compressed air systems
The energy stored in the compressed gas can lead to unforeseen events causing
damage to objects or injury to persons. The risk increases with the operating
pressure in the plant. Therefore, all activities are to be executed by only suitably
trained personnel. For all activities in the compressed air system, a commensurate
alertness is necessary in order to avoid damages!
The loud air release noise, in case of uncontrolled opening of lines under pressure,
can damage the hearing or create panic to other persons in the vicinity.
At higher flow velocities, the swept along foreign bodies can act like projectiles and
cause injury to skin or eyes.
The attached measuring chamber with probe is suitable up to 17 bar. This maximum
allowable operating pressure should not be exceeded. Components connected in
series should also be rated as per the operating pressure and application temperature
of the plant.
By opening the probe housing, removing the sinter cap and improper handling or
forceful application shall make the product devoid of guarantee claims.
