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NOTES ON INSTRUMENT SAFETY
VivaTome Safety Notes Carl Zeiss
M60-2-0046 e 05/2012 423639-9000-701 5
1.2 Safety Notes
VivaTome including its original accessories must not be used for applications other than those described
in the present operating manual.
Please observe the following warnings:
Follow the instructions given in the manufacturers' operating manuals of the HXP 120 and
VivaTome!
Observe the operating manual of the microscope in use to ensure reliable functioning of the
illumination system in combination with the microscope.
Use the instrument for Carl Zeiss microscopes only.
The manufacturer cannot assume any liability for other applications, including those of
individual modules or single components. This also applies to any service or repair work that is
not carried out by authorized service personnel. In case of non-compliance, all warranty claims
shall be forfeited.
Do not operate the device and the accessories included in the delivery in potentially explosive
areas, in the presence of volatile anesthetics or flammable solvents, such as alcohol, benzine or
similar chemicals.
The VivaTome power supply unit is classified as a protection class II unit (with protective
insulation) and must not get in contact with moisture. If its casing is damaged, put the power
supply unit out of operation.
The instrument is not equipped with special devices for the protection from substances that are
corrosive, potentially infectious, toxic or radioactive, or from other substances that could be
hazardous to health. Make sure to observe all legal requirements, particularly the relevant
national accident prevention regulations when handling such substances.
If equipped with a white light source coupled by a liquid light guide, the instrument emits
ultraviolet radiation that may cause burns to the eyes and skin. Therefore, never look directly
into the light and avoid direct incidence of the light on your skin. When operating the
microscope, always use the protective devices belonging to the instrument.
Never look into the light beam - neither with nor without optical instruments, even not if you
simply want to observe the specimen. Your eyes may be damaged in case of non-observance!