Precautions for use
This mobile phone meets guidelines concerning the exposure to radio waves.
Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It was designed to meet the limits recommended
by international guidelines to limit the exposure to radio waves. These guidelines were developed by and
independant scientific organisation, The ICNIRP ; and include safety margins designed to ensure the
protection of all, regardless of age and health.
The recommendations on exposure guidelines for mobile phones employ a unit of measure known as the
Specific absorbtion rate or SAR. The SAR limit defined in the ICNIRP recommendations is 2.0
watts/kilogramme (W/kg) averaged over 10 grams of tissue. In tests to determine the SAR, the
equipment is used in standard usage positions at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency
bands. The actual SAR level of a device in use may be lower that the maximum value because the
equipment is designed to only use the necessary power required to reach the network. That amount
changes depending on a number of factors such as the distance from a network base station.
Radio frequency interference
Radio frequency output from electronic devices can interfere with other electronic equipment and cause
mulfunctions. Although this phone has been deisigned in accordance with EU regulations on radio
frequency emission, telephone wireless transmitters and electrical circuits can cause interference with
other electronic equipment. We therefore recommend taking the following precautions :
Aircraft : Wireless equipment can cause interference in aircraft.
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Turn off your telephone before boarding the aircraft
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Do not use on the ground until allowed to do so by the flight crew
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Vehicles : Telephone radio frequency emissions can affect the electronic systems of motor vehicles. In
relation to your vehicle, check with the manufacturer or dealer.
Medical implants :
Medical equipment manufacturers recommend a minimum distance of 15 centimetres between a
wireless device and an implanted medical device such as a pacemaker or defibrillator to avoid any
interference with the medical device. It is recommended that people fitted with such devices :
-Always keep wireless equipment more than 15cm away from the medical device.
-Never carry wirless equipment in a breast pocket.
-Place such equipment at the opposite ear to the medical device.
-Turn off the wireless equipment if they think it is interfering with their device
-Follow the instructions provided by the medical implant manufacturer.
If you are fitted with a medical implant and have any questions related to the the use of your
mobile/wireless equipment, you should consult your doctor
Hearing :
Warning: Using a headset risks not be able to correctly hear outside sounds. Do not use a headset when
it could endanger your safety. Some mobile devices can interfere with the proper operation of hearing
aids.
Other medical devices :