Focal FPX 4.800 Manuel D'utilisation page 4

FPX PREMIUM AMPLIFIER
U s e r m a n u a l
CAUTION
• Only use your FPX amplifier on mobile 12 volt applications. Any other use than the designed application entails
a risk of fire, electric shock or injury.
• Use fuses of the correct amperage. Risk of fire or electrical discharge.
• Do not obstruct your FPX amplifier's heat sink. It may overheat internally and cause a fire.
• Make connections properly. Check the gauge and type of cable. Risk of fire, injury and/or damage to the amplifier.
• Do not use nuts or bolts from the steering or braking circuits, from tanks or reservoirs, seat belts or other
safety equipment for making the ground (earth) connection. The use of these items for grounding (earthing)
could deactivate the vehicle control system and cause a fire or other damage.
• Keep small items that may be swallowed, such as bolts, accessories or screws out of the reach of children.
Swallowing such items could lead to serious injury. If swallowed, consult a doctor.
• Before beginning installation, disconnect the negative battery terminal to avoid risk of injury, fire or material
damage. (Fig. 1)
WARNING
Prolonged listening at high volume, above 110dB, can cause permanent hearing damage. Listening at volumes
above 130 dB, even for short periods can lead to untreatable hearing damage.
Stop listening in the event of any problem. Failure to observe this precaution may lead to injury or damage to the
equipment. If a malfunction persists, return the unit to your Focal dealer for repair.
Use the specified accessories and install them correctly. Use only the accessories specified in the user manual
and those provided in the packaging. The use of other components may cause internal damage to the product, or
may lead to its incorrect installation. Parts used may become loose and cause damage or the technical failure of the
product. Risk of accident, fire or electric shock.
Do not install the unit in highly damp or dusty areas. Avoid installing the unit in parts of the vehicle subject to high
damp or excessive dust. Penetration of the unit by moisture or dust could lead to a failure.
fig. 1
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