What will happen if i install lollipop from another region ?

Hello guys,
I have Z2 and it seems that sony has released lollipop for nordic regions (http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z2/general/lollipop-690-z2-z3-z3c-t3056997)
but mine is UK version. (not carrier locked or something)
I wana know if its safe to install this version on my phone. And What will happen if i install it ?

There are different model number and these are what let us know where in the world or area you are and what bands or networks frequency's your phone will work on so Flashing a EU firmware onto a US device may make your phone stop working ie:receiving a network signal you may also notice that a Z3 for example has different model numbers like D6603, D6643, D6653 and D6616 so flashing a D6653 firmware onto a D6603 could make your device what's known as a brick
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