Dörr HS-500 Notice D'utilisation page 9

01 | SAFETY HINTS
Do not look directly into the LED and do not direct the light beam into the eyes of humans or animals.
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CAUTION: Do not look longer than 45 seconds and with a distance of less than 1m into the light.
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This may cause an irreversible damage to the retina.
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This torch is subject to the risk group 2 according to EN 62471 "Blue Light" hazard: Does not pose a hazard due to the aversion
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response of the human eye to bright light or thermal discomfort.
The torch is not suitable for examinations of the eyes (pupils test).
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Do not light up any magnifying bundled objects (e.g. mirrors) – risk of fire!
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Make sure to use the device only with an appropriate, high-quality batteries type D XL. Please remove batteries when device
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is not in use for a long period of time.
LED bulb cannot be replaced.
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Do not attempt to repair the devise by yourself. When service or repair is required, contact qualified service personnel.
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Do not use the device nearby mobile phones and devices that generate strong electromagnetic fields (e.g. electric engines).
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People with physical or cognitive disabilities should use the device with supervision.
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Protect the device against dirt. Never use aggressive cleansing agents or benzine to clean the device. We recommend a soft
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microfiber cloth to clean the outer parts of the device.
Store the device in a dust-free, dry and cool place.
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The device is not a toy – keep it out of reach of children.
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Keep away from pets.
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If the device is defective or without any further use, dispose of the device according to the Waste Electrical and Electronic
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Equipment Directive WEEE. For further information, please contact your local authorities.
02 | SAFETY HINTS FOR BATTERIES/ACCUMULATORS
Only use high-quality batteries/accumulators of popular brands. When inserting the batteries/accumulators, please respect
the correct polarity (+/-). Please remove batteries/accumulators when device is not in use for a longer period. Do not throw
the batteries/accumulators into fi re, do not short-circuit and do not disassemble them! Never charge non-rechargeable batte-
ries – risk of explosion! Remove empty or defective batteries immediately from the device to avoid the leaking of battery acid.
Remove leaking batteries from the device immediately. Clean the contacts before inserting fresh batteries. Risk of battery acid
burn! In case of contact with battery acid, rinse the a ected area immediately with water and contact a doctor. Batteries can
be dangerous to life if swallowed. Keep batteries/accumulators away from small children and pets. Do not dispose of batteries
in household waste (see also capture "Disposal of Batteries/Accumulators").
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