SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Warning
Due to mishandling a dangerous condition might occur such as electric shock
or fire
- Before you connect the RAY make sure the correct charging current is
selected. You must ensure that the outlet and circuit has enough current
capacity to charge your vehicle safely. The outlet and circuit must be earthed
and protected by a dedicated circuit breaker (max 16A) or fuse (max 16A). If in
any doubt, consult a qualified electrician. Overloading an outlet may result in
fire.
- Do not use an extension cord or adapter.
- Always connect the RAY to a RCD protected outlet. The RAY is equipped with
a RCD to protect the cable, connector and car from ground faults, but always
use a RCD protected outlet for your personal safety.
- Do not disassemble or try to repair. Contact vendor if service is required.
- Stop using the RAY if a failure or abnormality occurs or the cable is damaged.
- Stop using the RAY if the display shows any faults.
- Stop using the RAY if it gets very hot. The RAY will get warm during charging,
this is normal.
- Keep the plug dry and take appropriate care when operating in wet
conditions.
- Do not touch the electric terminals of the RAY.
- Do not use the RAY if any parts are broken, worn, cracked, and open or show
any indication of damage. Contact vendor if you are uncertain if it is safe to use
your RAY.
- Not for use by children.
- Ensure the electrical supply is 220-240V 50/60Hz.
- Handle the RAY with care; do not drop and do not pull the cable strongly.
- Ensure that the RAY is placed to avoid submersion in water.
- Do not hang the RAY in the cable.
Caution
Parts could be damaged due to mishandling
- Prevent foreign matter from getting into the terminal parts of the RAY.
- Avoid stepping on, folding, driving over, or putting tight kinks in the cable.
- Avoid using the RAY during electrical storms or thunderstorms.
- Do not place heavy objects on the RAY.
- When charging, make sure the RAY is not covered by objects preventing
cooling of the RAY.
- Do not drop the RAY.