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Safety information

Pay attention to the condition of the welding

cables, the electrode holders and the earth ter-

minals. Worn insulation and conducting parts

can produce hazards and reduce the welding

quality.

Arc welding produces sparks, melted metal

parts and smoke. Therefore note: Remove any

ﬂammable substances and / or materials from

the work area and its immediate surroundings.

Ensure the work area is ventilated.

Do not weld atop containers, receptacles or

pipes, which do or did contain ﬂammable liq-

uids or gasses.

Avoid any direct contact with

the welding circuit. The no-load voltage be-

tween the electrode holder and earth terminal

can be dangerous, there is a risk of electric

shock.

Do not store or use the equipment in a moist or

wet environment or in the rain. The Protection

Provision IP21S applies in this respect.

Protect the eyes with the appropriate safety

glass (DIN Grad 9- 10) to be installed in the

included welding shield. Use gloves and dry

protective clothing free from oil and grease to

protect the skin from ultraviolet rays and the

arc.

Do not use the welding power

source to thaw pipes.

Remember:

The arc ray can damage the eyes and cause

burns to the skin.

Arc welding produces sparks and drops of

molten metal, the welded work piece begins to

glow and remains very hot for a relatively long

time. Therefore do not touch the work piece

with bare hands.

Arc welding releases noxious fumes. Be careful

not to inhale these as best possible.

Protect yourself from the dangerous eﬀects of

the arc and keep persons not involved in the

work at least 2 m away from the arc.

Attention!

Depending on mains conditions at the connec-

tion point, operating the welding equipment

may interfere with the voltage supply for other

loads. When in doubt, please contact your

power supply company.

Operating the welding equipment may inter-

fere with the functionality of other devices, e.g.

hearing aids, pacemakers, etc.

Safety hazards

during arc welding

Arc welding produces a variety of safety hazards.

It is therefore particularly important for the welder

to observe the following rules to avoid putting him-

self and others in danger and to prevent damage

to persons and the equipment

Only have work to the mains voltage end, e.g.

to cables, plugs, outlets, etc. performed by a

electrically skilled person in accordance with

national and local regulations.

In the event of an accident, immediately dis-

connect the welding equipment from the mains

voltage.

If electrical contact voltage occurs, immedi-

ately switch the equipment oﬀ and have it

inspected by an electrically skilled person.

Always ensure good electrical contacts on the

welding current end.

Always wear insulating gloves on both hands

whilst welding. These will protect from electric

shock (no-load voltage of the welding current),

from hazardous rays (heat and UV rays) and

glowing metal and weld splashes.

Wear solid, insulating shoes. The shoes should

also insulate when exposed to moisture. Low

shoes are not suitable, as glowing metal drops

falling could cause burns.

Wear suitable protective clothing, no synthetic

garments.

Do not look into the arc with unprotected eyes,

only use a welding shield with approved pro-

tective glass per DIN. In addition to light- and

heat rays which could result in blinding or

burns, the arc also emits UV rays. Without ade-

quate protection, this invisible ultraviolet radia-

tion causes very painful conjunctivitis which is

only noticed a few hours later. UV rays further

cause burns similar to a sunburn in unprotected

areas of the body.

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