Proximity
UVC-CM
SAFETY & DISPOSAL
REV H /2021
P2
Battery disposal is controlled by law and requires proper action.
Recycling and Refuse collection can be handled by commercial waste contractors, municipalities,
or other local household waste programs.
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Locate centers near you:
search.earth911.com
EPA
www.epa.gov
Federal Universal Waste Rule
Resources
www.lamprecycle.org
batteryresponsibility.org/battery-recycling
Do not attempt to service this product. Contact customer service at Proximity Systems for guidance.
Do not subject the bulb to
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prints, solvents or abrasion.
Cleaning the bulb with a damp cloth or lens tissue is advised when the unit is not plugged in and the
device is at room temperature only.
Maintenance
SAFETY & DISPOSAL
Appropriate use of this product is expected and is the responsibility of the purchaser of this product.
This product uses UV-C light. Eyes and skin should be kept from exposure.
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ammation and skin irritation can occur from prolonged exposure. For sensitive skin, burns may occur.
Do not touch the glass UV bulb surface.
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prints create a barrier and reduce UV ability.
Do not use this device on people, food, or pets.
Keep out of Reach of Children. This product is not a toy.
Do not attempt to disassemble this product. Nor is it serviceable. Warranty will be void.
This UV bulb contains mercury in very small amounts. Precautions should be used to prevent breakage.
Mercury may cause injury if swallowed and is known to cause reproductive harm.
Dispose of this product responsibly per regulations.
Do not expose this product to water, liquids or moisture. Electricity is present.
UV-C can discolor materials such as plastic and fabric over a period of time.
Designed For
1. Commercial, Indoor use only
2. Altitude up to 3050m
3. Working temperature: 20 - 27 degrees C (68-80 deg F). Humidity 20-90% (non-condensing).
Storage temperature: 15 - 55 degrees C (59-130 deg F). Humidity <85% (non-condensing).
Environmental Conditions for Operation
Breakage: All visible bulb components should be
cautiously
swept into a sealable bag, box or jar and taken
outdoors.
Caution: The UV bulb contains a very small amount of mercury.
As suggested by the EPA, do not vacuum up broken glass unless it is the only remaining debris. The same
steps used to clean-up common CFL’s may be used for this UV bulb.
As listed here: https://www.epa.gov/c
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/cleaning-broken-c
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Recycling may be an option in your area.
www.lamprecycle.org/state-local-laws
When done, this prevents mercury from entering the environment and reuse of glass, and metal is possible.
Refuse collection can be handled by commercial waste contractors, municipalities, or other local household
waste programs.
UV Bulb
