Zeiss HBO 100, Operating Manual

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Safety Microscope Illuminating System
Carl Zeiss General, EMC HBO 100
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B 46-0063 e 03/06
1 Notes on Safety
1.1 General
Please make yourself familiar with the contents
of these operating instructions before attaching
and starting up the HBO 100 Microscope
Illuminating System. Additional information is
available from our maintenance service or from
authorized agencies.
The HBO 100 Microscope Illuminating System
should be used with Zeiss microscopes
exclusively.
The HBO 100 Microscope Illuminating System
may only be handled by trained personnel.
To ensure that the illuminating system functions
properly with the microscope, the appropriate
microscope manual must be observed.
In addition, observe the manual
"
HBO 100 – Electronic ballast“ .
Special regard must be paid to the notes on
instrument safety included in this manual.
The data sheets from the lamp manufacturers
must be observed when the HBO 103 lamps are
operated.
To guarantee the safe operation and function
of the HBO 100 Microscope Illuminating
System, it is necessary under any circumstances
to take the precautions and observe the
warnings contained in the operating
instructions.
The following warning and information symbols
are used in this manual:
CAUTION!
Non-observance of the safety notes constitutes
a hazard for the user.
CAUTION!
Dangerous electrical voltage.
CAUTION!
Disconnect the instrument from the line before
opening it!
CAUTION!
Hot surface.
CAUTION!
Non-observance of the safety notes constitutes
the risk of damage to the instrument.
NOTE!
Notes which must be observed when using the
HBO 100 Microscope Illuminating System.
1.2 Regulations concerning
Instrument Safety and
Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC)
The HBO 100 Microscope Illuminating System
has been designed, produced and tested in
compliance with EN 61010, Part 1 (VDE 0411).
It was delivered in a technically safe and perfect
state.
The illuminating system meets the requirements
of EC directives 73/23 and 89/336 and the EMC
legislation, as amended on September 18,
1998.
Radio-noise suppression complies with
EN 55011, Class B, noise immunity with
EN 61326.
Compliance with the EC directives mentioned is
documented by the CE certificate.