The Five Safety Rules; Behaviour In Case Of An Emergency; Residual Hazards; Noise - SPT P 215 Traducción De Las Instrucciones De Uso Originales

2.6.3

The five safety rules

Observe the five safety rules (according to DIN VDE
0105-100:2015-10) during all work on electrical
components. These are:

Switch off / disconnect

Secure against accidental switch-on

Check / make sure that all poles are voltage-free

Ground and short-circuit

Cover adjacent live parts
2.6.4

Behaviour in case of an emergency

An emergency exists when you notice an unex-
pected risk or hazard. An unexpected risk or hazard
is present, for example, in case of:

severe injuries (e.g. electric shock, falls)

serious hazards (e.g. fire)
If you identify a risk or hazard, you must act quickly.
► Cancel the operation.
► Warn other workers.
► Alert the emergency services.
► If necessary, take the pump out of operation.
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2.7

Residual hazards

Despite safe design and technical protective equip-
ment, unavoidable, non-obvious residual hazards
remain.
► Observe all safety instructions in these operat-
ing instructions to prevent residual hazards.
2.7.1

Noise

The manufacturer guarantees that a new pump sup-
plied directly from the factory will produce a maxi-
mum noise level (air) of 70 dB (A) under normal op-
erating conditions.
2.7.2

Risk of electric shock

Contact with live parts may result in
fatal electric shock.
► Only trained specialist personnel
must perform work on the electrical
supply.
► Switch off the pump before starting
any work and secure it against ac-
cidental switch-on. Only carry out
work on the pump when it is in de-
energised condition.
► Loose connections, melted or burnt
cables must be replaced immedi-
ately.
► Do not crush or pinch cables.
2.7.3

Risk of leaking lubricant

Lubricant might flow out of the pump
and contaminate the water.
Operating Instructions for Submersible Pump Series P
Safety