Yamaha IF2115, Руководство пользователя

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2. Do not allow inexperienced persons to carry out installation. Installation personnel
should be trained in loudspeaker mounting / flying techniques in accordance with the
level of skill required for the job.
3. Always inspect all components - the cabinets, supplied eyebolts and any third party
accessories - for damage before assembly. If you suspect any component to be
sub-standard DO NOT use the affected part, but contact the manufacturer
immediately and arrange alternative parts.
4. Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as protective headwear,
footwear and eyewear should be worn at all times during the installation process.
5. Ensure that all relevant health & safety regulations are understood and adhered to.
Information on applicable legislation can often be obtained from local government
offices.
6. Mounting loudspeakers often necessitates working at height. Ensure that all
personnel involved are suitably trained and equipped for working at height and also to
use any access equipment (scaffolding tower, moving work platform, fly grid etc).
7. Ensure that all lifting equipment (rigging components, wire rope, slings, brackets,
motor hoists and control systems etc.) are certified as safe and that they pass a visual
inspection prior to use.
8. Carefully read all included instructions shipped with the loudspeakers and any
rigging parts. If you don’t fully understand them, seek advice.
9. Ensure that public and personnel are not allowed to pass beneath the loudspeaker
system during the installation process. The work area should be isolated from public
access until installation is complete and has been inspected.
10. Never leave the system unattended during the installation process.
11. Do not place any object (e.g. a tool or rigging item) on top of a loudspeaker during
installation. The object may fall and cause injury.
12. Secondary steels must be fitted even if not required by the local safety standards
applicable to the territory. They must be installed once the system has been suspended
to operating height, and before access is granted to public and personnel.
13. Ensure that the system is designed to avoid any form of dynamic or shock loading. If
in doubt, always consult a suitably qualified structural engineer.
14. Do not rig any other components from the loudspeaker system.
15. Installation activities must be either completed by or at a minimum supervised by a
certified rigger. .
16. Follow local safety regulations when working with speakers.
Yamaha cannot be held responsible for damage or injury caused by insufficient strength of the
support structure or improper installation. Illustrations herein are for explanatory purposes
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