AP301-FULL-HD_rev.09_UK
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1.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL WARNINGS
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This instrument is in conformity with the following standards and regulations:
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ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC):
EN55011 EN61000-3-2 EN61000-3-3 EN61000-4-2 EN61000-4-3
EN61000-4-4 EN61000-4-5 EN61000-4-8 EN61000-4-11 ENV50204
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SAFETY:
EN61010-1
The below-indicated safety precautions and general warnings must be carefully observed during
all phases of use and maintenance of the instrument in order to prevent from damaging people,
animals and property.
UNAOHM S.r.l. assumes no responsibility for incorrect use of the instrument or
in case the specified rules are not complied with.
1.1.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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Supply the instrument with a voltage which complies with the limits set out in the Specifications.
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Insert into a standard socket the three-pole power cable, provided as standard and
equipped
with valid electric protection ground
(the instrument belongs to Class 1).
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Do not use the instrument unless completely housed with all covers.
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The instrument has been designed to be used in covered environments. Do not expose it to rain
or dripping.
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Do not use the instrument in explosive atmosphere made up of gas, vapours, fumes and
flammable dusts.
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The instrument may be used in over-voltage Category II and Pollution Degree 2.
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Do not switch on the instrument immediately after taking it from a hot to a cold environment, in
order to avoid condensation.
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Do not either obstruct possible cooling slits or place the instrument next to heat sources.
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For prolonged use in labs or fixed positions, the instrument may be removed from its carrying
case to enable a better heat dissipation.
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Do not apply to the input connectors a DC or RF voltage higher than indicated.
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It is recommended to periodically check the carrying strap, the related fasteners and spring hooks
which may be damaged by use. As soon as signs of wear appear, replace these parts.
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For instruments with battery installed on them:
1°
) Do not short-circuit the battery, since it may explode.
2°
) Do not dip the battery into water or throw it into the fire.
3°
) Do not perforate or try to open the battery.
4°
) If replacing is necessary, use an original spare and throw the old battery away into the
dedicated containers.
5°
) Do not connect the battery with reversed polarity.
