airquee A FRAME DISCO AQ5789 Operating instructions

Version 1.0 19/09/16
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A FRAME DISCO (LIGHT AND SPEAKER)
AQ5789
AQ5788
IMPORTANT
AS OWNER/OPERATOR IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO WRITE AND CARRY
OUT YOUR OWN RISK ASSESSMENTS BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS
PRODUCT.
Site survey:
1. Carry out a survey of the area where the ‘A Frame Disco’ will be
located, and check for any overhead/underground cables. It’s
important that this is carried out to avoid ground anchors penetrating
underground services, and the ‘A Frame Disco’ coming into contact
with overhead cables when inflated.
2. You should provide an adequate power supply to the fan, this should
adhere to your local power regulations.
3. Check wind speed: The industry recommends a maximum wind
speed of Force 5 on the Beaufort scale of 28 - 38 kph (19-24 mph).
Force 5 is a fresh breeze when small trees in leaf begin to sway

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Included with your ‘A Frame Disco’:
The inflatable in its
bag Anchor Pegs
Extra equipment needed in addition what is supplied with your
inflatable:
Suitable 240v Power Supply to operate the fan.
Disco light and speaker
Extra equipment you could consider for your new inflatable:
Ground sheet to protect the underside of your inflatable
Sandbag covers to anchor your inflatable indoors.
Sack truck to move your inflatable safely
RCD to attach to you extension lead
Crash Mats
This inflatable can be set up and packed away by 1 person who has had
proper manual handling training and uses the correct equipment to move
the inflatable.
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Set up:
The first step is to unfold the unit as described in the Land Manual.
IMPORTANT: The electrical Items that you choose to use in your inflatable
must meet the safety standards of the country you are operating in. You
must ensure all items are CE marked.
The disco light that you will buy separately for the unit, will be installed after the
unit is unfolded, but before it is inflated. The light should come with a separate
instruction manual which contains the safety instructions you should take into
consideration before installing it in the unit.
The light shown in this instruction manual is for illustrative purposes only –see
fig.2.
Wiring
Harness –
installed in
the unit
Land Operation
Manual

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The plug of the light has a protection case, which should be removed, before
any further step (fig.1).
fig.2
The light should be inserted in the place that is already marked and cabled.
(fig.3a&3b).It is important that the light needs to be inserted with the clear part
facing down. After it is placed it needs to be plugged in.
fig.3a fig.3b
After the light is inserted in the corresponding place and plugged in, the unit can
be inflated.
The disco speaker will be inserted in the unit, after the unit is totally inflated.
The disco speaker shown in this instruction manual is for illustrative
purposes only.
It should be placed as seen in the fig.4 and secured with the straps.
fig.4
fig. 1

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR SPEAKER –
PLEASE READ!
Extended exposure to very high volume sound can cause serious damage to
hearing. Please exercise caution when setting the volume and remember that inside
the dome the sound is enclosed and much louder!
Deflation:
Before deflating the unit, the disco speaker will be unplugged and taken out
from the unit.
After the unit is deflated the disco light can be taken out.
IMPORTANT:
The speaker, light and electrical wiring used within the unit are not water proof
or water resistant. When inflated, the air pressure will prevent ingress of water
into the unit but it cannot be guaranteed to stop all water reaching the electrical
parts. Therefore we do not recommend operating the unit in the rain.
When the unit is deflated the light and speaker should be removed as soon as
possible and stored safely. The wiring harness should be left in place and the
unit should be rolled to prevent water lying on the unit and seeping into the
sockets. If you suspect water has entered in any of the electrical components
they should not be used until completely dry and tested. We recommend taking
professional advice where necessary.
All cables and electrical equipment must be tested in accordance with the
regulations of your country.
In accordance with HSE guidelines all 240v equipment should be protected with
an RCD having a maximum trip current of 30 mA.