MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
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2 GENERAL INFORMATION
Please observe the following indications to avoid electrical shock and injury to persons:
Read and understand all the instructions before the start of each operation;
Do not remove any labels from the instrument;
Keep the work area clean and well lit, dirty and dark work areas can be causes of
accidents;
Do not use tool in the presence of flammable or explosive gases;
Do not use the instrument near chemical or corrosive substances as they may damage
the quality of the images;
Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the work area during use;
Always take care during operation, using common sense;
Do not place the instrument on unstable floors or surfaces. The instrument may fall,
causing injury to persons and damage to the device itself; Do not bring any type of liquid
in contact with the display;
Do not use the instrument for medical purposes or for use on people or animals;
The instrument is not shock resistant, do not use it as a hammer or allow it to fall.
2.1 Battery
Remove the battery during the cleaning of the instrument;
Remove the battery if not used for a long time;
Be sure to insert the battery according to the correct polarity as indicated on the
instrument;
Do not keep the instrument next to a heat source as this may cause battery to explode.
Make sure that the battery terminals do not come into contact with metal parts.
FOLLOW EXISTING PROVISIONS FOR THE DISPOSAL OF USED BATTERIES.
ATTENTION
Do not continuously turn the instrument off and on, wait at least two seconds between
switching on and off, and vice versa. If you see a strange image, turn the instrument off
and try again.
Do not immerse it in water.
Do not use the instrument if there is moisture inside the camera.
Do not modify the probe or the camera head, they can not be used for any other purpose.
Do not inspect places or things where there is an electrical charge even if minimal.
Take note of the following inspection methods:
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For walls: for inspections within walls, make sure that the power has been cut in the
whole house;
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For pipes: if you suspect that a metal tube might be traversed by an electric charge,
please contact a qualified electrician before the inspection. Grounding cables, in
certain cases they can be discharged onto aluminium tubes, charging them with
electricity.
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For cars: Make sure that the car is turned off during operation. Metals and fluids
under the hood may be hot. Do not put the probe and the camera head into contact
with oils and gasoline.
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