Safety Instructions - Zeck Audio TWISTER 12.6 P Bedienungsanleitung

For the sake of your own safety, read all
instructions and information in this manual
before using the speakers. Keep this manual
for future reference.
All information and instructions in this
manual must be observed completely and
in detail. Zeck Audio is not responsible for
any direct or consequential damage that
results from disregarding any information in
this manual.
Servicing of TWISTER series products must
be performed by qualified personnel only.
Do not operate or store the cabinets near
water or in a humid environment. Do not
expose the cabinets to rain or snow.
When starting up your PA system, always
switch on the power amplifiers last. This
avoids line voltage surges that may lead to
popping noises or damaging of the speakers.
For the same reason, always switch off the
power amplifiers first when shutting down
the PA system.
For maximum speaker protection, avoid
the following occurences:
• acoustic feedback through microphones
• prolonged distorted signals
• prolonged high-level signals from
electronic instruments
• switching noises from electronic gear
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Safety instructions

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The cabinets must only be placed on level
and stable surfaces.
The cabinets must only be installed in one
of the ways decribed in this maual. The cabi-
nets are not equipped with rigging hardware
and are not suitable for flown installation.
The cabinets and the supporting surface
must be protected against shocks and
vibration. If the cabinets are used for dance
events, make sure that the dancefloor does
not produce vibrations that could cause the
system to stagger.
Speaker cables must always be run so
that any danger of persons tripping over
or getting caught in a cable is absolutely
excluded. This precaution has to be particu-
larly observed in dark areas of the stage, near
stage entrances, near the front edge of the
stage and on dancefloors.
The cabinets are able to produce prolonged
high sound levels that can lead to perma-
nent hearing damage. Never operate the
cabinets at sound levels that listeners per-
ceive as uncomfortable. Always position the
upper cabinets clear above the audience.
Open the locking knurl screws on the
adjustable tubes only with the satellites
removed.
When used at events, the tube stands must
be protected against accidental impacts from
the audience.
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