Kabel PROCAB CAB901/10, XLR (M) do XLR (F) (10 m)

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List of safety warnings Cables, cables based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR): 1. Risk of electric shock: Make sure the cables are properly insulated and undamaged. Avoid touching cables with wet hands or in humid environments. Before connecting or disconnecting cables, make sure that the devices are turned off. 2. Risk of fire: Do not overload cables by using them to connect too many devices. Avoid bending or twisting cables, which can lead to overheating. Use only cables of appropriate thickness and parameters for your application. 3. Risk of tripping: Arrange the cables in such a way that they do not pose a tripping hazard. Secure cables with tape or covers so that they are clearly visible and do not cause accidents. 4. Risk of hearing damage: When connecting audio cables, make sure the volume level is set to a minimum. Suddenly connecting the cable at high volume can damage your hearing. 5. Short circuit risk: Before connecting cables, make sure the plugs and sockets are clean and dry. Pollution or moisture can lead to short circuits and damage to devices. 6. Risk of damage to equipment: Use only cables compatible with your equipment. Incorrect cables can damage devices or degrade signal quality. 7. Maintenance and storage: Regularly check the condition of cables and replace damaged ones. Store cables in a dry and clean place, away from heat and moisture sources. 8. Disposal: Return used cables to the appropriate electro-waste collection point. Do not throw them in a regular trash can. 9. Child protection: Keep cables out of reach of children to avoid the risk of swallowing small components or electric shock. 10. Using extension cords: Check regularly that the extension cords are not damaged and that they are not overloaded. Do not use them outside if they are not intended for this purpose. 11. Device Transfer: Disconnect cables before moving devices to avoid accidental pulling and damage to plugs or sockets. 12. Cable Repair: Do not repair damaged cables yourself. Outsource the repair to a qualified specialist or replace the cable with a new one. 13. Pulling out plugs: Pull the plugs out of the outlets by holding the plug housing, not by the cable, to avoid damaging the cable. 14. Stage safety: On stage, use special cable covers to prevent tripping and damage to cables during performances. 15. Transportation: When transporting cables, use appropriate covers or organizers to avoid them getting tangled and damaged.