Main risks

• Glare and possible eye injury from direct exposure to the light beam.
• Hot surfaces and hot air exhausts that may cause minor burns if touched after prolonged use.
• Electrical risk due to damaged cables, loose plugs or sockets, or the presence of moisture and liquids.
• Overheating if the air vents are obstructed, potentially causing equipment failure or, in extreme cases, a fire hazard.
• Projector falls due to inadequate mounts, knocks or vibrations, causing property damage or personal injury.
• Trips and accidental tugs caused by poorly managed power or signal cables.
• Impact damage that may break the lens or other components.

Safe use

• Place the projector on a stable, level surface or on a mount suitable for its size and weight.
• Keep the air vents clear and allow space around it to promote airflow.
• Do not look directly into the lens or direct the beam towards people or animals; avoid direct reflections from mirrors or highly reflective surfaces.
• Manage cables by securing them to walls or the floor where possible to prevent trips and tugs.
• Connect to a mains socket in good condition and avoid overloading extension leads; if you detect a strange smell, smoke, or unusual noises, switch off and unplug.
• Keep drinks and other liquids away; do not handle the device with wet hands.
• Allow the projector to complete its cool-down before moving, storing or covering it.
• For ceiling or wall installations, use appropriate fixings and a secondary safety restraint; if you lack experience, consult a qualified installer.
• Adjust brightness and projection distance to avoid eye strain in dark rooms.

Storage and maintenance

• Disconnect the projector from the mains before any cleaning or handling.
• Clean the lens with a dry microfibre cloth; avoid abrasive products or liquids that may leave residue.
• Remove dust from the vents and, if your model includes them, clean or replace the filters following the manufacturer's instructions.
• Store the unit in a dry, cool, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight, moisture and excessive dust.
• Transport the projector in a padded case with the lens protected to prevent knocks.
• Disconnect from the mains and signal cables during storms to reduce the risk of power surges.
• Regularly check the condition of cables, plug and mount; replace damaged components with ones compatible with the model.

Usage restrictions

• Do not use the projector outdoors unless suitably protected or designed for outdoor use.
• Do not cover the unit or place objects that block ventilation during operation.
• Do not use it on soft or unstable surfaces (beds, sofas) or near flammable materials or heat sources.
• Do not insert objects into the slots or open the casing; there is a risk of electric shock.
• Do not use the projector if the cable, plug or casing show visible damage.
• Do not modify the unit or use accessories or mounts that do not ensure a secure hold.
• Keep the projector and the light beam out of reach of small children; use the device under supervision in their presence.
• Avoid pointing the beam towards exterior windows, vehicles or areas of traffic so as not to distract or dazzle others.