The installation and operation of the force sensor must strictly follow the safety instructions

　　force sensor It is advanced and reliable. If untrained personnel operate improperly or install, install, and operate improperly, the sensor may create residual hazards. All personnel involved in the selection, start-up, operation, or maintenance of force sensors must read and understand the installation instructions, especially the technical safety instructions. When using a force sensor, non designated use of the force sensor or non-compliance with installation and operating instructions, these safety instructions, or any other applicable safety regulations (BG safety and accident prevention regulations) may damage or destroy the force sensor. The force sensor may break, especially in case of overload. Damage to the force sensor may also result in property damage or injury to personnel near the force sensor.

If the force sensor is not used according to its designated purpose, or if the safety instructions or specifications in the installation and operation instructions are ignored, the force sensor may also malfunction or malfunction, which may affect personnel or property (due to loads acting on or monitored by the force sensor).
　

The supply scope and performance of sensors only cover a small part of force measurement technology, as using (resistance) strain gauge sensors for measurement requires the use of electronic signal processing. In addition, equipment planners, installers, and operators should plan, implement, and respond to safety engineering considerations of force measurement technology to minimize residual hazards. Always comply with on-site regulations.

Warning of potential hazardous situations, failure to comply with safety requirements may result in death or serious personal injury.