Safety precautions for installation and use of weighing sensors

1. Take good safety precautions

IfLoad CellIn the event of a malfunction that may damage objects or endanger personal safety, users must take appropriate safety measures (such as collision prevention, overload protection, etc.) to avoid being affected and comply with relevant accident prevention rules. In addition, during the use of the weighing sensor, various parameter indicators mentioned in the technical data should be integrated to correctly use the weighing sensor.

2. Following the intended use

Different types and brands of weighing sensors are designed for different purposes. Before use, it is necessary to read the product manual, strictly follow the installation manual and the manufacturer's specified range, and any use beyond this range should be considered as unexpected.
　

3. Ensure safe operation

To ensure safe operation, the load cell can only be used according to the information in the assembly instructions. In addition, the use should comply with the legal and safety requirements required for each application. This applies to the use of attachments after necessary modifications. The weighing sensor is not a safety component in its intended use. The correct and safe operation of weighing sensors requires appropriate transportation, professional storage, installation, and careful operation and maintenance.

4. Comply with safety instructions

The weighing sensor complies with the latest technology and is safe to operate. If unskilled personnel use and operate it improperly, it may create certain dangers. Any personnel responsible for the installation, debugging, maintenance, or repair of weighing sensors should have read and understood the installation instructions, especially the safety instructions.

The power and conveying range of the weighing sensor only cover a part of the weighing technology. In addition, the safety engineering issues of weighing technology must be planned, implemented, and explained by factory planners/equipment/operators in a way that minimizes residual risks. Existing rules must be followed, and residual hazards related to weighing technology should be pointed out.