Borri GIOTTO 1000VA, User Manual

This manual contains important safety information. Follow these instructions carefully during handling, 

installation, use and maintenance of the equipment and batteries.

Read the product manual carefully before installation. Keep these instructions.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

•  Inspect the equipment upon receipt and report any damage    

  or malfunction to your dealer. Do not install the equipment if

   there are signs of damage.

• Use suitable handling devices according to the weight and size

   of the equipment. Improper handling of loads can create risks  

  for the operator.

•  Turn off the equipment and disconnect all electrical power    

  and signalling connections during handling;

•  Install the equipment in a closed place protected from dust.    

  The equipment is not intended for outdoor installation. 

  Make sure the place of installation meets the following 

  ambient conditions: temperature: 0-40°C, relative humidity    

  0-90% non-condensing.

• Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight, do not  

  obstruct the ventilation ducts on the casing. High ambient

   temperatures can reduce the life of the batteries and 

  compromise the equipment’s operation.

• Do not install the equipment in places where there are 

  flammable or explosive agents.

• Do not install the equipment in places where there are salty

  or corrosive agents.

• Do not install the equipment in places where there are sparks.

   During operation, the chemical reactions of battery charging   

  can cause the production of gas. install the equipment in a    

  ventilated place.

•  Vibrations and impacts can compromise the equipment’s

   safety and operation. Locate a protected place for installation.

• Do not place anything on top of the equipment.

• Do not pour liquids in the outer surfaces of the equipment

   and in the slots in the casing.

• Always disconnect the equipment and check the absence of

   dangerous potentials before carrying out any maintenance. 

  If the equipment contains energy storage devices, the input    

  and output ports could remain energised even after 

  disconnection.

•  Always use protective devices and remove personal items    

  such as bracelets, watches and jewellery before carrying out

   routine and extraordinary maintenance.

  Do not remove the protection covers if not required for  

  maintenance.

• Maintenance operations indicated in the product’s user 

  manual must be carried out by qualified personnel.

• Repair operations invalidate the warranty. Always contact

   your dealer or an authorised service centre.

• Make sure the power supply is properly earthed and that the

   electrical characteristics comply with the rated values 

  required for the equipment.

• Make sure the connection cables comply with the regulations

   in the country of installation. Do not use worn or damaged

   connection cables.

• Do not use the equipment to power medical devices whose

   operation can be hazardous to the patient’s health or life.

• Do not expose the battery cells to flames, overheating of the

   cells can generate explosions.

• Do not tamper with or modify the battery cells. 

  The electrolyte they contain is toxic to the eyes and skin.  

  Avoid direct contact and inhalation.

• When replacing the battery, use batteries of the same type.

   Using batteries different from those supplied by the 

  manufacturer can create the risk of fire, explosion and 

  damage to the equipment. For disposal refer, to the local  

  regulations.

Rev. A 15.01.15

OML59002

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