Iris Rp Infrared Receiver; Disposal; Important Information For Customers In The Eu And The Usa - Beyerdynamic IRIS Notice D'utilisation

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Iris RP infrared receiver

• The Iris RP receiver can only be operated with the integrated Li-Ion rechargeable battery.
• Protect the receiver against moisture and sudden impacts. You could injure either yourself or others
or damage the receiver.
• It is essential that you switch off the receiver before changing the batteries.
• The Iris RP receiver can be used to generate sound pressures exceeding 85 dB (A). 85 dB (A) is the
maximum legal sound pressure to which your hearing may be exposed during one working day. This
level was determined in accordance with the findings of occupational medicine. A higher volume or
longer exposure could damage your hearing. With higher volumes, the exposure time must be
reduced in order to prevent damage. The following warning signals indicate that you have been
exposed to excessive sound levels for too long:
– You hear ringing or whistling sounds in your ears
– You have the impression that you can no longer hear high tones (even if only for a temporary period).
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Disposal

• Old batteries contain potentially harmful substances that can damage the environment and endanger
health.
• Always dispose of used standard and rechargeable batteries in accordance with the applicable
disposal regulations. Do not throw standard or rechargeable batteries into fire (explosion hazard) or
dispose of with household waste. Please take standard and rechargeable batteries to a commercial
disposal site or a recycling centre run by your local authority. This service is statutory and free of
charge. Please only throw used batteries into the designated containers.
• All standard and rechargeable batteries are recycled. This enables valuable raw materials, such as
iron, zinc and nickel, to be recovered.
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Important information for customers in the EU and the USA

Our equipment is tested and complies with CE guidelines. These guidelines guarantee adequate
protection against harmful radiation when operating the equipment in public environments. The
equipment uses, generates and can also radiate high-frequency energy. Failure to install and use the
equipment in accordance with these operating instructions can result in radio interference. Please note
that making any changes and modifications to the equipment that have not been described explicitly in
this manual can result in the withdrawal of your permission to operate the equipment.
IRIS – Safety and Environment