Safety Precautions; Mechanical Riscs; Electrical Risks - SilentWind Pro 12V User Manual

4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Our primary concern when we have developed the
provided is to ensure your safety during mounting, operation, and in case of trouble.
If you have any additional questions, please contact us.

4.1 MECHANICAL RISCS

The blades are produced in carbon fiber and their aerodynamic shape have very sharp edges which
can cause severe injury in high wind conditions. For several reasons, the turning rotor system must
be handled with caution. You cannot see the end of the blades in high wind speeds, so you may not
recognize the inherent danger.
Always keep clear of the turning blades in all circumstances.
Never try to touch the turning rotor system.
Never try to stop the turning rotor system manually.
Blades can break due to ropes or other objects touching them in very strong winds
If one of the blades is damaged, immediately activate the BRAKE function using the stop
switch on Hybrid Boost Charge Controller. If one of the blades is damaged, the rotor system
will be out of balance which may be a risk for the whole mounting construction.

4.2 ELECTRICAL RISKS

A running SILENTWIND Pro
voltage and current can cause serious injury and fire if you do not pay attention to safety.
Only person with appropriate technical skills and knowledge should carry
the electrical installation.
Caution is recommended for people with cardiac pacemakers.
Never touch the open end of the wires.
The current when charging the batteries can reach more than 30A.
Careful to never short-circuit the battery.
Always provide enough ventilation for batteries.
To reduce installation problems, keep wire run as short as possible and mount all system
components as close to the batteries as possible.
Silentwind Pro – User Manual
March 2019
SILENTWIND Pro
can generate a considerable AC voltage and current per phase. High
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