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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SeaBat T-Series Subsea Operator's Manual Page 7 January 31, 2019
Version 7
2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING!
If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided
by the equipment may be impaired.
Teledyne RESON assumes no liability if this product is operated in an unsafe manner.
CAUTION
Use of the equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may affect warranty
situation (see
Appendix G Warranty Information ).
2.1 Operator Safety
The SeaBat T-Series Subsea system should be handled with attention to operator safety as well
as protection of the hardware components. General precautions include:
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DO NOT connect or disconnect cables with the power on.
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DO NOT attempt to open and service the projector or receiver units.
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DO NOT attempt to open and service the SSP without specific instructions from
Teledyne RESON.
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DO NOT operate the system while divers are in the water and closer than two meters
from the projector and receiver units. High-powered ultrasonic energy can be
hazardous to human physiology.
2.2 Equipment Safety
Each SeaBat T-Series Subsea component is sufficiently robust for shipboard storage while in its
own transit case or shipping box, which may include handles and tie-down rings. Use appropriate
discretion in lifting, as the cases may be awkward and heavy.
2.2.1 Safe Handling
To ensure safe handling of the equipment:
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Inspect each transit case or shipping box for physical damage prior to opening, and
each component for physical damage before installation.
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Use original shipping boxes to provide adequate packaging and shock absorption
when shipping or storing the equipment.
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Do not drop the equipment.
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Do not connect or disconnect cables from the SSP or from the sonar head assembly
while the SSP is running. This can damage the internal workings.
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Do not bend cables beyond the recommended limits.
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Do not place the sonar head in an area where the face may be scratched or
damaged. If an array must be placed on the ground, it should be placed on a flat
surface and covered with a protective plastic sheet.
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Ensure that the equipment is properly secured before putting out to sea.