Safety Instructions; Operating Conditions - Intenso B1 Notice D'utilisation

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Dangers for children and persons with restricted physical, sensory or
mental abilities:
Children often underestimate dangers or do not recognise them at all. This device is not intended
to be used by persons (including children) with restricted sensory, physical or mental abilities
or lack of experience and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for
their safety or received instructions from the person on how to use the device and they have
understood the resultant dangers. Unsupervised children should not have access to the device.
Make sure that children do not play with the device.
General
Do not disassemble the device into its parts and do no try to change or repair it by yourself. It
does not contain serviceable parts and in this case the guarantee expires.
Do not insert objects intended for use into the product opening. There is short circuit danger.
Do not operate the device with wet hands.
Please do not use water or chemical substances to clean the device. Please only use a dry cloth.
It is normal that during the use the device produces heat. Do not cover the product during use.
Do not use the device if it has visible damages or has become wet.
If you have a pacemaker or another technical implant, consult your physician or the constructor
of the implant, before you use the inductive charge station.
The socket must be next to the device and easily accessible. When you position the device, pay
attention that nobody steps on the cable or trips over it. Do not put objects on the cable.
Do not open the adapter box. With the open box there may be a danger of life threatening
electric shock. It does not contain serviceable parts.

OPERATING CONDITIONS

Operate the device at 0 to 35 degrees Celcius at max. 85% relative humidity.
The range of the ambient temperature affects the charging speed, as the charging control of
most mobile devices reduces the current consumption at higher temperatures.
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