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supplied) to avoid overheating. The power supply should not be used during
thunderstorms at the risk of electrocution.
Note: Use of unapproved AC adapters is grounds for the termination of your
warranty. VenTrade is not liable for any damages caused by using unap-
proved AC adapters with the SECACAM Raptor Mobile.
Handling batteries: Always remove the batteries when the camera is not
in use and store them separately. Inserting the wrong batteries poses the
risk of explosion. Only use approved batteries type LR6 (AA) 1.5V or NiMH
batteries with the same specification. Keep batteries out of reach of children.
Do not store or transport batteries in proximity to metal objects. Batteries
should not be: set on fire, short circuited, over discharged, deformed or be
taken apart. There is a significant fire and explosion hazard. Don’t touch
batteries that have leaked without appropriate protection. If your skin gets in
contact with battery acid, wash the affected area with soap and water im-
mediately. Avoid eye contact with battery acid. If you get battery acid in your
eyes, rinse the eyes with plenty of water and contact a doctor immediately.
Be sure to dispose of batteries following national regulation guidelines.
LCD display: Make sure that the LCD display is not exposed to electricity or
high pressure. The glass of the display could be damaged causing liquid to
leak. If the liquid of a broken LCD display gets in contact with eyes or skin,
it must be rinsed with clean water immediately. If you experienced the liquid
gets in your eyes, rinse your eyes with plenty of water and contact a doctor
immediately. Damage to the electronics, the monitor, or lens, caused by
external influences, including but not limited to human error, electrocution, or
negligence is grounds for immediate termination of your warranty.
Risks to children and people with limited abilities to use electronic
devices:
• The camera, accessories and packaging are not toys and should be
kept away from children. There are risks of electrocution, poisoning
and suffocation
• The camera may only be operated by people physically and mentally
able to operate it safely.
Danger of fire or electrocution: Switch off the camera and remove the
batteries if a foreign body or liquid has entered the camera. Let all parts of
15. Safety