What type of requirements shall the instructions for Galvanic Isolators include?

The instructions for galvanic isolators must include installation and operational requirements to ensure proper functionality and adherence to safety standards. This information is crucial for users to understand how to install the device correctly, which can prevent potential issues such as electrical shock, corrosion of metal components, and interference with the operation of the vessel's electrical systems.

These requirements typically cover aspects like the correct location for installation, wiring practices, and necessary precautions to take during both initial setup and regular use. For example, clear guidance on how the isolator works with the vessel's electrical system—ensuring that it effectively prevents stray current corrosion—is essential for maintaining the integrity of the vessel's metal components.

While complete product pricing information, insurance details, and marketing strategies may be ancillary for sales and business considerations, they do not directly contribute to the safe and effective use of galvanic isolators. Therefore, they are not essential components of the instructional material that users need to operate these devices safely and effectively.