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Important notices
ECMA
Read the operating instructions before using the d-ball UP ejector.
Do not insert your fingers or other part of the body into the hole intended for
the ball – THIS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY!
Load the ejector only with balls.
The ball ejector can be operated only by persons over 18 years of age.
Do not place the transmitter near objects sensitive to magnetic fields as this may
cause their permanent damage.
Batteries in the receiver and transmitter must be replaced every two years, even if
the kit has not been used for a long time. Never leave a discharged battery in the
device – it could damage your device.
Used batteries must be disposed in a place designated for this purpose.
Persons with devices supporting cardiac activity (pacemakers, defibrillators) must
take appropriate precautions. D-ball UP radiates a certain static magnetic field.
VNT electronics s.r.o. , professional producer of the dog training
equipment, which is manufactured and sold under the brand name
Dogtrace, is a proud and active member of the
Electronic Collar
Manufacturers Association .
ECMA was founded in Brussels in 2004 as a result of increasing awareness from different
manufacturers concerning the necessity of regulating their industry. The main target
of the association is to develop and produce reliable training systems of high quality,
which are safe for the animals and improve the communication between pets and their
owners. All members of the ECMA provide you with both technical and training guides
that contain instructions and advice for safe use of electronic training equipment
and enable all dog owners to use the training systems in an effective, responsible and
humane way. All ECMA member´s products meet the latest technical requirements
which ensure minimum production standards and safety features and enable training
while protecting animal welfare.
The ECMA is convinced that the electronic training collars are effective and humane
training tools when used responsibly and combined with an appropriate reward.
For more information please visit
www.ecma.eu.com
.