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myPhone PRIME Plus EN
SAR coefficient
The SAR coefficient is a value that indicates the amount of radiation emitted by a
telephone. The table below shows the maximum SAR coefficient values for the
myPhone PRIM Plus telephone.
GSM 900 GSM 1800 UMTS BAND I UMTS BAND VIII
HEAD
0.398
0.244
0.187
0.417
BODY
0.997
1.154
0.990
0.762
Proper disposal of the device
The device has a crossed-out wheeled bin symbol, according to the European
Directive 2012/19/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
–
WEEE.
The products with this symbol should not be disposed of with other
household waste. The user is responsible for disposal of used electrical and electronic
equipment, delivering it to the reception point where such equipment is recycled.
Storing this kind of waste in designated places and proper recovery processes help
protect the natural resources. Proper recycling of used electrical and electronic
equipment has a good influence on human health and the environment. To learn
about the place and method of proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment,
the user should contact the proper authorities, waste collection point or vendor.
Proper disposal of batteries
According to 2006/66/EC Directive on battery disposal, the product is
marked with symbol: The symbol means that batteries used in the device
should not be disposed of with household waste, but according to the
directive and local regulations. Do not dispose of the batteries with unsorted
municipal waste. Battery users should use available reception points of such
elements that ensures return, recycling and disposal. Within the EU separate
procedures of collection and recycling apply. To learn more about existing procedures
of battery recycling, contact municipal authorities, the waste management institution
or a landfill site.
Declaration of conformity with European Union directives
myPhone Sp. z o.o. hereby ensures and declares that the product
complies with all relevant provisions of the European Directive
2014/53/E.
