Notes On (Rechargeable) Batteries; Notes On Lasers - BASETech IRT-350 Notice D'emploi

6. Notes on (rechargeable) batteries

• Correct polarity must be observed while inserting the (rechargeable) battery.
• The (rechargeable) battery should be removed from the device if it is not used for a long period
of time to avoid damage through leaking. Leaking or damaged (rechargeable) batteries might
cause acid burns when in contact with skin, Therefore use suitable protective gloves to handle
corrupted (rechargeable) batteries.
• (Rechargeable) batteries must be kept out of reach of children. Do not leave (rechargeable)
batteries lying around, as there is risk, that children or pets swallow them.
• (Rechargeable) batteries must not be dismantled, short-circuited or thrown into fire. Never
recharge non-rechargeable batteries. There is a risk of explosion!

7. Notes on lasers

• When operating the laser equipment, always make sure that the laser beam is directed so that
no one is in the projection area and that unintentionally reflected beams (e.g. from reflective
objects) cannot be directed into areas where people are present.
• Laser radiation can be dangerous, if the laser beam or its reflection enters unprotected eyes.
Therefore, before using the laser equipment, familiarise yourself with the statutory regulations
and instructions for operating such a laser device.
• Never look into the laser beam and never point it at people or animals. Laser radiation can
seriously damage your eyes.
• If laser radiation enters your eyes, close your eyes immediately and move your head away
from the beam.
• If your eyes have been irritated by laser radiation, do not continue to carry out tasks with
safety implications, such as working with machines, working from great heights or close to
high voltage. Also, do not operate any vehicles until the irritation has completely subsided.
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