SU-MA Pabla 4725 B Overhead light

Safety information

List of lamp safety warnings based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR):

1. risk of electric shock:

* Make sure the power is off before mounting or dismounting.

* Do not touch the wires with wet hands.

* Check that the electrical system in the room is properly grounded.

* Make sure the mains voltage matches the voltage indicated on the lamp.

2 Risk of fire:

* Use incandescent bulbs of the correct wattage as recommended by the lamp manufacturer.

* Do not cover the lamp with flammable materials.

* Regularly check the condition of the wires - damaged wires may cause a fire.

3. risk of falling:

* Make sure the lamp is properly and stably attached to the ceiling.

* Choose the right hooks or screws for the weight of the lamp and the type of ceiling.

4. risk of injury:

* Use protective gloves when mounting or dismounting.

* Beware of sharp edges of lamp components.

* After breaking the bulb, unplug the lamp from the power supply and carefully remove the glass residue, using protective gloves.

5 Risks to children:

* Ensure that the wires do not hang too low and are not accessible to children - there is a risk of strangulation or tripping.

* Do not allow children to play near the lamp.

* The lamp must not be treated as a toy.

6 Risk of overheating:

* Ensure adequate ventilation around the lamp.

* Do not place the lamp near heat sources or in areas with limited air circulation.

7 Maintenance and cleaning:

* Disconnect the lamp from the power supply before cleaning.

* Use mild cleaning products and a soft cloth.

* Avoid water contact with electrical components.

8 Disposal:

* Dispose of used bulbs and other lamp components according to local environmental regulations.

* Donate electro-waste to special collection centers.

9 Environmental conditions:

* Do not use the lamp outdoors if it is not designed for that purpose.

* Protect from moisture.

Safety information

List of light source safety warnings based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR):

* Risk of electric shock: Make sure the light source is turned off before replacing the bulb or cleaning. Do not touch the plug or power cord with wet hands.

* Risk of fire: Do not exceed the maximum wattage of the bulb indicated on the fixture. Use bulbs appropriate to the type of luminaire (e.g., LED, halogen).

* Risk of burns: Let the bulb cool down before replacing it. Do not touch a hot bulb.

* Risk of eye damage: Do not look directly into the intense light.

* Suffocation risk (for small parts): Keep bulbs and small parts of light fixtures out of the reach of children.

* Risk of injury: Be careful when replacing light bulbs not to break the glass. In case of breakage, pick up the shards carefully.

* Disposal: Return used light bulbs to special collection points. Do not dispose of in regular garbage.

* Installation: Make sure the light fixture is securely fastened.

* Outdoor use: If you use the light source outdoors, make sure it is designed for outdoor use and weatherproof.

* Children: Do not allow children to play with the light source.

* Overheating: Provide adequate ventilation around the light source to prevent overheating. Do not cover the light fixture.