Safety Measures
When installing and employing UV lights, always observe the local authoritys recommendations for use, and the health and safety regulations applying locally. Eyes must always be pro- tected, and skin must be reliably protected against excessive radiation from the lights.

Attention: the radiation from UV lights, whether direct or indirect, carries health risks for all forms of life.

Because of the dissociation of molecular oxygen, UV radiation at a wavelength of less than approx. 200 nm causes ozone to be formed. In sufficient concentration, ozone is a poisonous gas. It can also damage mucous membranes. If concentra- tions of 1 to 2 ppm are experienced for several hours, the con- sequence can be chest pain, headache and dryness and/or irritation of the upper respiratory tract.