Carestream DENTAL Nanoray CS 2400P, User Manual

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2.2 Warnings and Safety Instructions
- Exposing the product to water or moisture may cause an electrical shock or damage
the product. Keep it away from water and moisture.
- Do not place any flammable materials near the product.
- Do not open or remove the cover of the product.
- For electronic medical devices, special attentions regarding electromagnetic waves are
required.
- Modifying the product may damage it beyond repair and damage users and patients,
thus modifying and remodeling the product (including cables) is prohibited.
- Patients should be provided lead aprons for radiation protection
- Patients (children and pregnant women particularly) must wear lead aprons during their
X-ray imaging.
- Children and pregnant women must consult with their doctors before X-ray
examinations.
- When users or responsible agencies take particular examinations or treatments, there
might be serious hazard (e.g. noises) from the product itself.
- As the charger must be located and used at place, where users can easily connect and
disconnect it to the power supply. Keep the charger in place to use at the easily
accessible place.
- Users and patients are advised to use the hand-held x-ray equipment in accordance
with the method of use guided by Ionizing Radiations Regulations 1999(IRR99).
This X-ray unit may be dangerous to patient and operator unless safe
exposure factors, operating instructions and maintenance schedules are
observed.
It is important to read this user manual carefully and strictly abide by all
warnings and cautions stated within it.
To avoid risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected
to a supply main with protective earth.
Since rules and regulations concerning radiation safety differ between
countries, it is the responsibility of the owner and/or operator of this
equipment to comply with all applicable rules and regulations
concerning radiation safety and protection in their area.
Avoid touching the patient with equipment during X-ray exposure