List of safety warnings for LED DISPLAY CASES based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR):

1. LED display cases should be used as intended, i.e., as a stable surface and space for displaying and storing items.
2. Ensure that the display case (or its individual modules) is properly matched to the size and weight of the displayed items to avoid their shifting or damage to the cabinet.
3. Place the display case on a stable, level surface to ensure structural safety and prevent accidental tipping of the device.
4. Protect the display case and its power supply system from moisture, liquids, and extremely high temperatures to prevent material deformation or electronics failure.
5. Do not overload the display case or its shelves with items heavier than specified by the manufacturer, so as not to break the structure or crack transparent components.
6. Regularly clean the cabinet by removing dust and dirt, which allows for maintaining proper stability of the exhibits and the aesthetics of the backlighting.
7. Avoid leaving the display case and its power cords near direct fire sources or strong heat radiation.
8. Store and use the display case, especially small connecting elements (linkers) and cabling, away from small children, who could injure themselves or damage the structure.
9. If you notice cracks in the housing, damage to the cable insulation, abnormal heating of the power adapter, or loose connectors, immediately discontinue using the product.
10. Position and connect display cases only in positions and configurations recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal LED ventilation and safe operation.
11. In the case of segmented (modular) systems, do not exceed the maximum allowed number of units stacked vertically on top of one another to maintain the rigidity and stability of the entire column.

Following the above rules reduces the risk of injury, equipment breakdown, and property damage. Ignoring them may lead to serious health and technical problems.Detailed information and additional warnings can be found in the user manual included with the product or in PDF format on the manufacturer/supplier website.