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NOTES ON SAFETY
Status
Pro
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µLevel User Guide
2.2 Advice on batteries / rechargeable cells
If the equipment is being stored for a longer period of time or being powered using Mains,
then the batteries / rechargeable cells should be removed to prevent damage of the
instrument through leakage.
When using rechargeable cells always observe the specific charging procedures for the
cells.
Rechargeable cells can be recharged around 1000times when treated correctly, but there
is no guarantee!
2.3 Instrument care
Your measurement instrument is designed for use in an industrial environment and can
withstand water splashes or light spray as well as dust. Clean the equipment using a soft
cotton cloth and a mild soap solution. Laser apertures as well as well as sensor areas
should only be cleaned using a soft, dry and dust-free cloth. Do not use paper towels to
clean glass surfaces as they could scratch. Avoid contact with grease, oil or oil-based
solutions when handling the equipment.
Caution!
Do not try to recharge normal batteries. Do not expose batteries
or rechargeable cells to fire or excess heat (Danger of explosion).
Do not mix batteries and rechargeable cells.
Always use batteries and cells of the same kind.
Do not mix old and new batteries or cells.
Note
Help to protect the environment! Empty batteries do not belong in
the household waste disposal system. Only deposit empty or
damaged cells at a collection point specially designed for this
purpose.
