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OCS409 User manual
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Safety advice
For your own protection, you should read this safety advice carefully before installing the de-
vice. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage caused by non-observance of the
safety hints, or by inappropriate handling.
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Installation and repairs to the equipment may only be carried out by technicians observing
the current VDE guidelines. No liability will be assumed in the case of faulty installation
and commissioning.
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Before opening the equipment pull out the power plug or remove the power supply, other-
wise there is danger of electrocution. This is also valid for cleaning the equipment or
working on the connections.
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Providing that a serviceable fuse exists, the power cord must be pulled out before changing
the fuse. Defective fuses may only be replaced with standard compliant fuses that have
the same nominal value.
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The equipment may only be operated in dry rooms. In humid rooms or outdoors there is
danger of short-circuit (caution: risk of fire) or electrocution.
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Choose the location of installation or mounting so that the power plug can be reached
and pulled out of the socket easily in case of danger. Choose the location of installation
or mounting such that children may not play unsupervised near the equipment and its
connections.
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The location of installation or mounting must allow a safe installation of all cables connec-
ted. Power feeding cables as well as feeder lines may not be damaged or clamped by objects
of any kind.
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To prevent damage to your equipment and to avoid possible peripheral damages, the
device is foreseen for wall mounting may only be installed on a flat surface.
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Choose the location of installation or mounting so that under no circumstances liquids or
objects can get into the equipment (e.g. condensation, water coming from leaking roofs
or flowing water, etc.).
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Avoid exposure of the equipment to direct sunlight and to other heat sources (e. g. radia-
tors. other electrical devices, chimney, etc.). Devices that are equipped with heat sinks or
ventilation slots must under no circum-stances be covered or blocked. Also ensure for a
generous air circulation around the equipment. In this way you avoid possible damage to
the equipment as well as a risk of fire caused by overheating.
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Absolutely avoid that cables come near any source of heat (e.g. radiators, other electrical
devices, chimney, etc.).
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