SafeGuard Compass User manual
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Safety Information
C was designed with safety in mind, but no design
can completely prevent incorrect use. It should be used by
trained and qualied personnel only. Electrical circuits can
be dangerous and lethal so always use caution and strictly
adhere to proper safety practices. Use proper high voltage
procedures for testing and grounding. Wearing personal
protective equipment is a necessary safety precaution when
working around high voltage equipment.
• Read the User Manual carefully and completely before
using C.
• C should never be placed in direct contact with a
live conductor or the wearer’s body.
• Do not rely on C as your sole source of high
voltage detection. C must never be in physical contact with a conductor. is is a proximity detector,
not a device which works by contact.
• Prior to using C in the eld, make sure to test and verify that sensitivity settings match employees
workspace needs.
• Always check that C is working before using it in the eld.
• Risk of electrocution is intrinsic in and around high voltage.
Overview
C is a non-contact high voltage detector that alerts users when they approach an electried source.
Its advanced notication system is designed to warn the user of the presence of voltage and current within a
proximate area. C’ internal sensors were designed to detect both electrical (V/m) and magnetic (T) elds.
Radiated electric and magnetic elds increase with higher distribution voltages and decrease with distance and/or
shielding. C is to be worn only on the underside brim of a standard hard hat and positioned to be within
the peripheral view of the wearer. Once an energized source is detected, the user is notied rst by LED lighting of
the approximate distance and then is followed by indicating the direction of the source. ese warnings are shown
to the wearer by the line of LED lights located within the peripheral view of the wearer.
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Typical Uses
• Identify live conductors.
• Detect residual or induced voltages.
• Identify energized lines aer power outages.
• Find energized lines underground or behind non-ferrous materials.
• Detect energized threats aer natural disasters.
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WARNINGS
• Do not use C for voltages below 2400 VAC.
• C only detects 60Hz AC Voltage and Currents
• Every energized AC conductor is surrounded by an electric eld.
• Every electric current is surrounded by a magnetic eld.
• As you move closer to any conductor, the electric eld will become stronger.
• Greater voltages produce stronger electric elds.
• Lesser voltages produce weaker electric elds.
• Non-ferrous materials typically DO NOT block magnetic elds (i.e. plastics, dry wood, clothing, etc.).
• Ferrous materials DO block electric elds (i.e. iron, steel, etc.)
• Magnetic elds can be detected through non-shielded materials and some ferrous materials.
• C can’t tell if there is more than one energized threat in your area.
• Magnetic elds have a weaker eld strength and will thus have a shorter warning distance.
• Electric elds have a stronger eld strength and will thus have a greater warning distance.
• Underground PRIMARY cables are both insulated AND shielded. e shield is a conductor, it is
grounded, and will block the electric eld.
• Molded cable terminators such as elbows - like the cables they are installed on - are both insulated and
shielded and will block the electric eld.
• e human body WILL block electric elds, but will NOT fully block magnetic elds.
• Conductors lying on the ground or very close to it will result in unsafe warning distances.
• Electric elds will couple to the ground thus drastically reducing C warning distances.
• Use extreme caution around conductors near the ground as C will have substantially reduced
warning distances.
• Treat all conductors as “live” unless or until there is a visible break from a live source and a ground is
in place.
• Always use proper high voltage procedures for testing and grounding.
• Always use proper high voltage procedures, including personal protective equipment, when working
near or around high voltage equipment or conductors.
• Never rely on C as your sole source of high voltage detection.
• Risk of electrocution is inherent in and around high voltage.
• Do not walk backwards when working around energized equipment.
• Do not use C while holding it in your hand or in any other contact with your body. Doing so
will prevent electric current from being detected. Magnetic elds will still be detected, but the full
capacity of the C will not be utilized.
• C is to be used worn on the hard-hat only.
• Warning distances will be greatly reduced in high humidity and rainy environments.
• Never submerge C in water. If fully submerged, moisture could enter the enclosure and damage
C’ detection sensors leading to reduced warning distances or failure to detect a “live” voltage.
• ere will be a reduced alert distance for multi-phase systems.
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Operating Instructions
Proper Use
DO NOT RELY ON USING
COMPASS IN YOUR
HAND TO DETECT
THREATS AS THE
ACCURACY OF ALERTS
WILL BE DRAMATICALLY
REDUCED.
C has antennas under the curved LED bar. For proper VOLTAGE detection, these antennas should never
be blocked. Any obstruction placed in front of the curved section of C will block electric elds and prevent
VOLTAGE detection. Once unplugged from the charger, C briey displays the pre-set sensitivity level
before activating full function of the device.
C should be worn on the underside brim of the
user’s hard hat and within the user’s peripheral view
at all times. is proper positioning is important due
to the decreased sensitivity of electric eld from the
conductivity of the human body. C should always
be kept within the eyesight of the user to maximize
notication capability. Make sure C is rmly
attached to the visor directly in front of user’s face to
prevent errors in directional sensing or proximity alerts.
LED Bar / Antenna LED Bar / Antenna
Control Button
Micro USB Port
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Basic Menu Functions
Function How Long To Hold
To Enable/Disable Alert Quickly press C’ center button.
Green enables alerts, Red disables alerts.
Power Down Hold C’ center button for 5 seconds.
Corner lights turn purple.
Battery Life C will indicate “low battery” by
ashing red lights (every 5 seconds) which
act as an indication that the battery level
is less than 15%. e ashing lights, or
“heartbeats,” will only be seen when battery
life reaches this level and will continue until
battery is dead.
Master Sensitivity Settings
(FOR MANAGEMENT ONLY)
Plug device into the micro USB to begin
charging, then hold the center button for
5 seconds. Red lights represent voltage
detection, blue lights represent current
detection. To INCREASE or DECREASE
sensitivity, quickly press button ONCE
until desired sensitivity is displayed. en
HOLD to conrm sensitivity. You are then
transitioned into the current detection
mode. When desired sensitivity is selected,
unplug C.
When approaching a VOLTAGE or CURRENT source the LED bar will
ash visual warnings. e device will also issue an audible warning.
A R W indicates
detected AC VOLTAGE.
A B W indicates
detected AC CURRENT.
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Master Sensitivity Settings
Access to the Master Sensitivity Setting is for “Management-Use” Only.
Management should set C’ sensitivity setting based on the worker’s level of training around
high voltage equipment. Allowing your employees to have access to this setting will make you liable
for any changes that may be made on the device. Each C across the workspace should be set on
the same sensitivity to reduce risk of injury. If your device settings aren’t consistent, those units with
dierent settings could expose your employees to unintended threats. When “Power Down” is activated
on C, the prior sensitivity settings will remain on the device. When C is turned on, the
display will briey indicate the device’s “pre-set” sensitivity setting. It is the Employer’s responsibility to
manage the sensitivity settings for their employees.
To access C’ sensitivity settings, you must connect the device to the micro USB charger. Once
C is charging, hold the center button down for 5 seconds until the original blue charging light
transitions into an array of red lights indicating the adjustable AC VOLTAGE menu. Once you are in
this menu display, quickly press the center button to change the device’s sensitivity to Low (3 lights),
Medium (5 lights), High (7 lights), or Adaptive (all lights grow inward and outward). Once the desired
sensitivity is selected, hold the center button until the corner lights turn green. Once released, the array
of blue lights indicates that you’re now in the adjustable current menu. Once here, you can now adjust
the sensitivity of C’ CURRENT detection. With the same controls used to previously to operate
the AC VOLTAGE menu, set your desired CURRENT sensitivity to Low (3 lights), Medium (5 lights), or
High (7 lights). Once desired sensitivity is displayed, hold the center button until the exterior lights turn
green. Once the center button is released, the device then returns to its charging state indicated by the
blue charging light. At this point C is free to be unplugged from its micro USB and can be used
in the eld.
Each time the C is turned o - by holding the center button for 5 seconds - and then turned back
on, a quick press to the center button will reveal management’s preset sensitivity settings for both AC
VOLTAGE (Red) and AC CURRENT (Blue). is will inform the user of the current sensitivity setting of
the C. Once both settings have been displayed, C is available to use in the eld.
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Proximity Alerts (High Sensitivity)
e C issues proximity alerts until information is gathered to then approximate the direction to the source.
In proximity mode, the curved LED bar is illuminated. e closer the user gets to a source; the more LEDs will
light up and the frequency of those alerts will increase. Proximity mode works in every sensitivity level. Refer to
the illustrations below for a proximity distances when setting is at the default (HIGH) level. e models below
represent the process practiced by Safeguard Equipment to verify C’ detection distances. e “busbar”
shown was elevated three (3) feet above ground. Detection distances will vary as the height of the conductor
changes.
WHEN USING COMPASS, USERS SHOULD KNOW THE FOLLOWING:
• e tone of the audible alerts are constant.
• T VOLTAGE warnings are given priority over CURRENT warnings if both are present.
• If a conductor is on or near the ground, the warning distances will be dramatically reduced and can sometimes
result in unsafe warning distances.
20 ft
0 ft
Busbar
First Alert: 12 ft
Max Alert: 6 ft
2.4 kV
Proximity Alert Distance: Sensitivity set to HIGH
20 ft
0 ft
Busbar
First Alert: 14 ft
Max Alert: 7 ft
4.2 kV
Proximity Alert Distance: Sensitivity set to HIGH
20 ft
0 ft
Busbar
First Alert: 16 ft
Max Alert: 8 ft
7.2 kV
Proximity Alert Distance: Sensitivity set to HIGH
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e rst alert will be provided at
12 feet. As the user moves forward,
they will receive the maximum alert
at 6 feet. e sensitivity of C
is set to high.
D R: . V
e rst alert will be provided at
14 feet. As the user moves forward,
they will receive the maximum alert
at 7 feet. e sensitivity of C
is set to high. In this illustration it is
important to note that the detection
distance has been extended.
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e rst alert will be provided at
16 feet. As the user moves forward,
they will receive the maximum
alert at 8 feet. e sensitivity of
C is set to high. In this
illustration it is important to note
that the detection distance has
been extended.
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Sensitivity Key
Proximity: Important Notes
Typical Warning Distances for Voltage Detection
EXTENSIVE
EXTENSIVE
LIMITED
NONE
2.4 kV 4.2 kV 7.2 kV 20 kV 34.5 kV
12 Ft >12 Ft
>10 Ft
>6 Ft >10 Ft
>10 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft >12 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft>12 Ft
>12 Ft
>12 Ft8 Ft
4 Ft
8 Ft*
ADAPTIVE*
(Oscillating)
LOW (3)
MEDIUM (5)
HIGH (7)
High Voltage
Experience
Sensitivity
(Lights)
Single-Phase Conductor
*First alert distances start in Medium Sensitivity. Adaptive sensitivity allows users to silence redundant alerts by
adjusting COMPASS to its surrounding environment by pressing the control button. Alerts will be re-enabled if the
user gets closer to the source.
Sensitivity
(Lights)
HIGH
(7)
MEDIUM
(5)
LOW
(3)
Amperes
RMS First Alert
Single-Phase Conductor
Max Alert
100 A >50 Ft
>15 Ft
>10 Ft
>20 Ft
>10 Ft
>6 Ft
100 A
100 A
Typical Warning Distances for Current Detection
Important Notes:
Directional alerts are not
provided with Current
Detection.
The Current Detection
distances will be reduced
when around three-phase
conductors.
Below you will nd Safeguard Equipment’s rated distance for each sensitivity level provided by C. It is
important to note that these established ranges uctuate slightly due to a variety of work environment variables.
Potential variables include, but are not limited to, the work-site’s humidity level, the user’s body mass, interference
from additional energized systems, and metal infrastructures.
• e following detection ranges were evaluated by a third-party testing facility. e test set-up is illustrated on
the previous page under “Proximity Alerts (HIGH).”
When using C’ Proximity notications, it’s important to understand potential variables that could aect
the accuracy of alerts.
• Warning distances can vary greatly with (1) exposed conductor surface area, (2) conductor’s elevation above
ground, and (3) any other conductive grounded objects near the energized conductor.
• If the user’s walking pace increases to a brisk walk, warning distances can experience a reduction of two (2)
feet.
• C warning distance will not be signicantly aected due to dierent ground types such as soil, gravel,
concrete, or wet surfaces unless ferrous material is encased in the soil.
• Warning distances are reduced by conductive objects, such as a fence or vehicle. ese objects attract the
electric eld of the nearby energized conductor.
• A 3-phase system can create an electric eld which, in eect, can cancel the overall eld strength.
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Directional Notications
Directional: Important Notes
Once C gathers enough information to approximate the direction to the energized source, the LED alert
animation will change from PROXIMITY to DIRECTIONAL mode. In directional mode, the LEDs make a
sweeping animation which guides the user’s attention to the approximate location of the source.
WHEN USING COMPASS, USERS SHOULD KNOW THE FOLLOWING:
• For all modes, the rate of alerts will increase as the user gets closer to the source.
• Directional notications are provided only when VOLTAGE is detected. Direction notications are NOT
provided when CURRENT is detected as these elds are signicantly weaker.
When using C’ directional notications, it’s important to understand potential variables that could aect
the accuracy of alerts.
• Accuracy of directional alerts will be reduced when an overhead power system is above the energized ground-
level conductor. If a 7.2 kV power system is present overhead, the accuracy of directional notications will by
widened to ± 25°.
• Accuracy of C’ directional alerts will be reduced when there are multiple ground-level conductors.
With two energized conductors at ground level, accuracy of directional alerts could widen to ± 30°.
• Range of C’ directional alerts will be reduced when an energized conductor is close to conductive
objects such as a vehicle or a fence. In situations like this, the detection radius of directional alerts will be
reduced. Once detected, C will direct the user towards the conductive object’s direction.
Directional Alerts
Source to Left Source to Right
240° active bearing range
±10° accuracy ≤10 Ft.
±15° accuracy ≥11 Ft.
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Adaptive Mode
Adaptive: Important Notes
If the user is alerted and recognizes they are near an energized source - and does not require further alerts - the
user can quickly press the center button to mute the notications. is will be signaled by three decreasing tones
and two RED lights. C then adjusts to the environment and will eliminate redundant alerts. If the user gets
closer to the source, alerts will re-enable. If the user moves away from the source, C will regain its prior
voltage sensitivity.
Quickly pressing the center button will revert C back to its full sensitivity and re-enable full intensity
notications. is will be signaled by two increasing tones followed by corner GREEN lit LEDs.
How the Adaptive Setting Works:
NOTE: The alerts provided with the adaptive
setting will be those under the MEDIUM
sensitivity.
The adaptive setting allows the user to
manually notify the COMPASS unit that the
user is aware of the threat in the area, but
they desire to work in that environment
without the unit continuing to emit alerts.
If the user stays in place, no further alerts will
be emitted.
Should the user move closer to the threat, the
COMPASS will again initiate alerts.
As the user moves away from the working
zone - and the threat - COMPASS will
automatically adjust and will again issue
alerts if the user once again gets closer to the
threat.
Once the user gets out of range of any
detected threats, the unit will automatically
revert to the the original notication ranges
found in the MEDIUM Sensitivity.
When using C in the Adaptive setting, it’s important to understand potential variables that could aect the
accuracy of alerts.
• C will operate at MEDIUM sensitivity when using adaptive sensitivity.
• If the user’s walking pace increases to a brisk walk, warning distances can experience a reduction of two (2)
feet.
• C warning distance will not be signicantly aected due to dierent ground types such as soil, gravel,
concrete, or wet surfaces unless ferrous material is encased in the soil.
• Warning distances are reduced by conductive objects, such as a fence or vehicle. ese objects attract the
electric eld of the nearby energized conductor.
• Use of the Adaptive Sensitivity mode should be reserved for experienced professionals.
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General Warning Distances
5
10152025
5
10
15
20
25
5 15 20 2510
Side View
First Alert Full Alert
Sensitivity Setting: HIGH Voltage: 2.4 kV
Sensitivity Setting: HIGH Voltage: 2.4 kV
0
0
5
5
10
10
15
15
20 5
5
15
15
20
20
10
10
First Alert
Top View
Full Alert
Front
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Self-Test Feature
How to Fix Your Unit:
If the “Self-Test” animation continues to occur on your device, STOP
using your Compass. To resolve issue, please call Safeguard Equipment at
1-(208)-773-9263 or email our team at sales@safeguardequipment.com
COMPASS was designed with a built-in Self-Test function that ensures that every sensor is always operating
properly. Every time the device is turned on and periodically while it’s in use, the COMPASS does a background
test on its sensors to evaluate whether they are operating properly.
If an abnormality with one of the sensors is detected, COMPASS will respond by locking the unit out to all user
operations. When this happens, the user is notied by the two corner lights changing to RED and YELLOW, as
shown in the image below.
On occasion, the unit’s Self-Test will lock out the device when it is rst turned on. is most oen happens when
the unit is in the vicinity of a detectable electrical eld. Even proximity to a computer or other such device can
sometimes cause the COMPASS to lock the user out. If this happens, please see the instructions below on how to
reset the device if this should happen.
1. If a fault from the Self-Test is detected, C will lock out all user functions and provide a RED and
YELLOW lights in the corners.
2. Once locked out, the user should return to an area where there are no electrical sources present. It is
important that the sensors are not detecting an electrical eld when powering on.
3. If C still fails to regain operations, then press and HOLD the center button for 10 seconds. At this
point you should see the battery level animation. Once this animation is complete, your device will be reset.
4. Upon resetting the C, the sensitivity of the device will be set to HIGH. is is the factory pre-set
level. At this point the user can then manually adjust Compass to their desired sensitivity setting. is is
discussed under “Master Sensitivity Settings.” Once the device has been reset, the C is free be utilized
in normal operations.
5. If C continues to provide the “Self-Test” lockout display, please stop using that device until a
Safeguard representative has been contacted.
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C Specications
Size 3.5” x 1.2” x .04” (88.9 mm x 30.48 mm x 10.16 mm)
Weight 0.5 oz (14.2 g)
Operating Temperature -29° C to 60° C (-20° F to 140° F)
Water Resistance IEC IP6X (Safe when exposed to heavy rain)
Power System Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery: 5 day life in rigorous activity (frequent
alerts), 10 days for non-rigorous activity.
Charge Time 1.5 hours
Directional Accuracy Detects the direction to a source with a minimum accuracy of ± 10° heading
from 8 feet. Accurate 360° around the user.
Adjustable Sensitivity Levels Low, Medium, High, Adaptive
Default Sensitivity Level High
Operating Frequency 60 Hz
Operating Voltages 2400 VAC (Minimum) to 35.4 kVAC RMS Line-to-Neutral
Case Material
Flame Retardant Carbotex K-30FR Polycarbonate
Electric Volume Resistivity: 1.0E+16 ohms-cm, Dielectric Strength: 510 V/mil
Dielectric Constant: (1 MHz): 2.9, Arc Resistance:110 sec.
Flame Rating (0.12 in): V-0 tested to UL 94
Deection Temperature: 270 °F
Ports Common 5V USB 2.0 Micro B charge point access
Warranty and Service 1-Year Limited Warranty and Service included.
Regional Support Certain services may not be available outside the U.S.
Included in the Shipment C: P V C D, Quick Start Guide,
USB Charging Cable, Safeguard Equipment Storage Case.
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Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability
Eective November 1, 2017, this warranty applies to all products manufactured and sold by Safeguard Equipment, Inc. (the “Products”).
NOTICE: READ THIS LIMITATION OF WARRANTY AND LIABILITY BEFORE BUYING OR USING THE PRODUCTS CONTAINED
HEREIN.
It is impossible to eliminate all risks associated with the use of the Products. Risks of serious injury or death, including risks associated with
electrocution, arcing and thermal burns, are inherent in work in and around energized electrical systems. Such risks arise from the wide variety
of electrical systems and equipment to which Products may be applied, the manner of use or application, weather and environmental conditions
and/or other unknown factors, all of which are beyond the control of Safeguard Equipment, Inc. Safeguard Equipment, Inc. does not agree to be
an insurer of these or other risks, and shall have no liability for any claims arising from these or other risks inherent in electrical systems.
WHEN YOU BUY OR USE THESE PRODUCTS, YOU AGREE TO ACCEPT THESE RISKS.
Safeguard Equipment, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that the Products will be free from defects in material and workmanship under
normal, with regular service and preventative maintenance, for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment (the “Warranty Period”).
Should any failure to conform with this warranty be found during the Warranty Period, you must notify Safeguard Equipment, Inc. of your
claim within thirty (30) days of discovery, and within the Warranty Period. Your failure to give notice of claims of breach of warranty within
the Warranty Period shall be deemed an absolute and unconditional waiver of claims for such defects. Safeguard Equipment, Inc. will have no
responsibility to honor claims received aer the date the applicable Warranty Period expires.
Upon notice of your claim, Safeguard Equipment, Inc. will provide a return authorization number and further instructions on how to return the
product for service. You must follow Safeguard Equipment, Inc.’s instruction. You are responsible for all Product removal, handling, re-installation,
and shipping (both to and from Safeguard Equipment, Inc.). Products returned for repair, as well as repaired or replacement Products, shall be
sent postage / freight prepaid. Aer receipt of a product that Safeguard Equipment, Inc. determines is defective, Safeguard Equipment, Inc.
will, at its option, either (1) repair (or authorize the repair of) the Product or (2) replace the Product, subject to the following: e Products are
made using parts sourced from a variety of manufacturers. Due to the rapidly changing technology environment, parts may become obsolete /
unavailable over time (end of life). In the event that a Product cannot be repaired or replaced due to unavailability of parts, Safeguard Equipment,
Inc. will use commercially reasonable eorts to obtain substitute parts or conduct work around design, but cannot guarantee its ability to do so.
Items not found defective will be returned at your expense, or failing receipt of instruction from you on return of such items within ve (5)
business days of our notice to you that the product is not defective, Safeguard Equipment, Inc. may dispose of the product at its discretion and
with no liability to you. Safeguard Equipment, Inc.’s determination of defects is nal. Products repaired or replaced during the Warranty Period
shall be covered by the foregoing warranties for the remainder of the original Warranty Period or ninety (90) days from the date of delivery of the
repaired or replaced Products, whichever is longer.
LIMITATIONS
• is warranty is void in the event of misuse, alteration, faulty installation, or misapplication of the product.
• is warranty does not cover failure of product or components due to any ACT OF NATURE, including, but not limited to, lightning, oods,
hurricanes, tornadoes or any other such catastrophic events.
• Safeguard Equipment, Inc. does not warrant any third party products or associated hardware or their performance or suitability for use and
application.
• All repairs must be authorized by Safeguard Equipment, Inc. Unauthorized repairs will not be reimbursed under any circumstances.
• Safeguard Equipment, Inc. is not required to make replacement or loaner equipment available while Products are being repaired or replaced,
or to compensate you for any in/out labor charges or expenses associated with removal, handling or re-installation of the products.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, this warranty and the remedies set forth above are exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties,
remedies and conditions, whether oral or written, express or implied.
SAFEGUARD EQUIPMENT, INC. EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY
AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SAFEGUARD EQUIPMENT, INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR
SPECIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OF THESE PRODUCTS. THIS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT
LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS OR REVENUE, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCTS, COST OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS, FACILITIES OR
SERVICES, OR DOWNTIME.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SAFEGUARD EQUIPMENT, INC. HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY THIRD PARTY PRODUCTS OR ASSOCIATED
HARDWARE, OR CUSTOMER-OWNED SYSTEMS, EQUIPMENT OR SOFTWARE.
-Safeguard Equipment, Inc. must have prompt notice of any claim so that an immediate product inspection and investigation can be made. Buyer
and all users shall promptly notify Safeguard Equipment, Inc. of any claims, whether based on contract, negligence, strict liability, or other tort
or otherwise be barred from any remedy.
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