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24 Safety
3.3.3 Electrostatic interference
Electrostatic build-up that, for example, a person can pick up on
certain carpets must not discharge through the VitaGuard® connec-
tor sockets or the electrodes’ electrically conducting parts.
For this reason, avoid touching the electrically conducting parts, or
discharge any electrostatic build-up beforehand by, for example,
touching an earthed water pipe or heater.
3.3.4 Electromagnetic interference
VitaGuard® is not designed for applications near strong electromag-
netic fields. These interference fields are frequently emitted by
devices with large electric power consumptions. Keep a good dis-
tance from e.g. washing machines, computers, microwaves, vacuum
cleaners, power tools, etc.
The device and the system can be used in the home and in all other
environments that public utilities supply directly.
Bear in mind that portable and mobile HF communication devices,
e.g. cellular phones, radio equipment, walkie-talkies, etc., can inter-
fere with the monitor and influence its operability.
Bear in mind that non-approved accessories can amplify emitted
interference and reduce the device’s immunity.
Do not place the monitor directly next to other electrical equipment,
and do not stack monitors on top of each other.
When the monitor has to be placed next to or on other equipment,
check that the monitor operates as designed in this environment.
We recommend you to check at regular intervals:
– that the displayed signals are not disrupted when the patient is
not moving,
– whether the same technical alarm messages are repeatedly dis-
played.