Fairphone FP1V1, Руководство пользователя

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Only charge your device using the type of data cable or charger
explained in this guide in (output 5V, 1A, USB 2.0). If you ordered
a charger directly from our website, it is produced by our supplier
Salcomp and meets the recommended specifications and
security requirements. You can also buy a charger in most of
electronics shops.
Use your charger in close distance to your phone - with an easily
accessible socket-outlet - between 20 and 50 degrees Celsius.
Hearing precautions
Your Fairphone is capable of operating at high volumes.
To prevent hearing damage, listen or talk at lower volumes
whenever possible, and limit your exposure to the highest
volume range.
SAR (specific absorption rate)
The current information about exposure radio-frequency
electromagnetic fields and their absorption can be contradictory
and confusing. Consumers are exposed to these fields from a
range of household devices, including mobile phones.
At the moment, no direct correlation has been found between
exposure to radio-frequency electromagnetic fields and
consumer health. However, the lack of long-term studies
warrants further research into potential links between mobile
phone use and cancer risks. The World Health Organization
(WHO) has several studies in progress. You can learn more at
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs193/en/.
The best way to avoid exposure to radio-frequency
electromagnetic fields is to use hands-free headsets. At
Fairphone we’re very open to discussion on this topic, and
will eventually address it on our website and with our online
community.
SAR is measured in lab facilities. The SAR measured with our
beloved Fairphone is:
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