Fohhn INTEGRATO IG-100, User Manual

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the load limit of any component that will be used for system suspension (including shackles, 
chains and hoists) must not be exceeded. In order to comply with local safety regulations, these 
load limits may, in certain circumstances due to underlying safety factors (operating ratios), need 
to be recalculated and, if necessary, reduced.  

All components required for the mounting of a 

FOHHN 

system have been designed and 

constructed in accordance and compliance with the following regulations that are applicable in 
Germany: BGV-C1, BGI 810-3, DIN EN 1993-1-1, DIN EN 1999-1-1 und DIN 18032-2  

The safety factor (operating ratio) is therefore equal to or better than 10:1. If the system is to be 
used in countries that have stricter requirements, the permissible load capacity must be reduced 
accordingly.

 
 
To avoid injuries, the device must be stored, installed and operated well away from children.  

To avoid injuries, this device must be taken out of operation, marked appropriately and protected against 
accidental use if it  
 

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shows visible signs of damage 

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appears to contain loose parts 

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no longer works correctly 

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has been subjected to unfavourable conditions (e.g. moisture) for a prolonged period 

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has  been  subjected  to  poor  transportation  conditions  (e.g.  with  unsuitable  packaging  or  damp  / 
humidity). 

If necessary, please contact your FOHHN dealer and the transportation company immediately.  

1.1.3 Acoustic Safety Information 

FOHHN

 systems are capable of generating very high sound pressure levels, which can cause irreparable damage 

to hearing.  

Warning:  

To avoid potential hearing impairment, never stand in close proximity (1 metre or less) to a device while it is in 
operation.  

To prevent both hearing impairment and damage to the device, avoid the following while the device is in 
operation:  

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acoustic feedback 

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high powered, permanently distorted signals 

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impulse noises, which can occur when a device is switched on or off, connected or disconnected 
from the system.  

1.1.4 Connections and Cabling 

Please note the following when wiring up your system:  
 

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Check that your cable is working faultlessly and only use cables with a sufficient cross section. 

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Only use cabling- and connector materials that meet professional standards. 

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 Lay and secure the cabling so that it cannot be damaged by tools, or through being trapped by 
the device or by a fixing bracket.  

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Protect any laid cables from mechanical damage, or unnecessary traction. 

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Avoid excessive tightening of the screws on connection terminals!  

The wiring up of loudspeakers should only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel!