Installation; Installation Of The Unit; Connection; Moving And Transport - Enraf Nonius Radarmed 650+ Mode D'emploi

7.1. Installation of the unit

• Do not install the unit in a location near to a heat
source such as a radiator.
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, rain, excessive
dust, dampness, mechanical vibrations and
shocks.
• Electronic equipment such as cordless telephones
should not be used in close proximity of the unit.
• This unit may not be used in so-called "wet-rooms"
(hydrotherapy rooms).
• The unit has to be installed in such way that liq-
uid cannot enter.
• Always use the by Enraf-Nonius for this unit pre-
scribed original accessories.
• Do not cover the ventilation slots.
Should any liquid ingress into the housing of this
equipment, unplug the unit from the wall socket (if
connected) and have it checked by an authorised
expert.

7.2. Connection

• Mains supply connections must comply with the
national requirements regarding medical rooms.
• Prior to connection of this apparatus to the mains
supply, check that the voltage and frequency
stated on the type plate correspond with the avail-
able mains supply.
• For safety reasons the brakes on the wheels of
the unit should be locked before the beginning
of a treatment.

7.3. Moving and transport

When moving or transporting of the Radarmed 650+,
never pull at the radiator or radiator arm, to avoid
the risk of tilting of the unit.
7.4

Electromagnetic interference

• Operation in close proximity (i.e. less than 2
metres) to working shortwave units may produce
instability in the Radarmed output.
• In order to avoid interference, shortwave units
should not be allowed to radiate in the direction
of the microwave units, either in the same or in
adjacent rooms.
• To prevent electromagnetic interference, we
strongly advise using separate mains groups
(phases) for the Radarmed and the shortwave
equipment. Ensure that the mains cable of the
shortwave unit does not come near the Radarmed
or the patient.
• Electroacoustic equipment (e.g. radios, intercom
systems, telephones systems, etc.) should be
screened against microwave irradiation if inter-
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ference is experienced. It may be sufficient to
change the radiators direction of radiation.
If problems with electromagnetic interference per-
sist, please contact your authorised supplier.

7.5. Connection mains cable

• Connect the supplied mains cable to the con-
nection mains cable [13].
• Connect the mains cable to a grounded safety
socket

7.6. Connection radiator arm

• Insert screw [1] and partly screw in.
• Place the arm against the side of the cabinet (con-
nection point [10] left or right) so that the notch
fits over screw [1].
• Tighten screw [2].
• Tighten both screws with the hexagon key sup-
plied.
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7. INSTALLATION