Reporting Missing Delivery Components Or Transport Damage; Location Planning - Siemens SICHARGE UC 150 UL Installation And Operation Manual

4.1.4 Reporting missing delivery components or transport damage

If you discover that the delivery is incomplete or that there is transport damage, first document the damage.
Then submit a damage report.
Documenting damage
Take immediate action to determine the exact extent, cause and origin of the damage. Take immediate
and appropriate measures to limit the damage.
In particular, document the damage as follows:
• Photograph the damage.
• Record all known information on the damaging event, such as location, time and date.
Report incomplete delivery or damaged delivery items
If the delivery is incomplete or damaged, inform the following persons immediately:
• Contact of the supplier (see delivery note)
• Contact of the purchaser (see delivery note)
• Person responsible for the transport company

4.2 Location planning

For the safe operation of the SICHARGE UC dispenser, you need a location that meets the following requirements:
NOTICE
Accident risks
Avoid accidents and injuries as well as damages to vehicles and the SICHARGE UC dispenser such
as inattentiveness, slipping and tripping risks as well as vandalism. Provide additional protective
measures, for example:
• Warning signs
• Safe location of the SICHARGE UC dispenser
• Barriers
• Training of drivers and operators
• Sufficient lighting
NOTICE
The SICHARGE UC dispenser has been tested for operation and protection in a corrosive environment
per UL 50E Type 3R. Environments with prolonged exposure to salt water or salty air may result in a
higher rate of corrosion than in more mild settings. The prospective installation location should be cho-
sen so that the metal enclosures have limited exposure to these types of conditions. For specific con-
cerns related to coastal installations, contact your Siemens sales representative.
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