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Bodystat 1500MDD - Important Guidelines for Equipment Care

Bodystat 1500MDD
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IMPORTANT GUIDELINES FOR EQUIPMENT CARE
It is important to consider that the measurement of bio-impedance involves
measuring highly sensitive values. Therefore, care should be exercised when
handling the equipment, in particular the Cable Leads.
Detailed below are guidelines that we recommend should be followed:
The BODYSTAT
1500MDD is calibrated with the exact length of leads
which are screened/shielded from outside electrical interference and noise
to ensure greatest level of measurement accuracy. Therefore, it is
recommended that only leads supplied by Bodystat Limited are to be used.
You should be aware that computers and other electrical equipment can
cause interference which may adversely affect the impedance measurement.
Regular calibration checks of the equipment are recommended, and we also
suggest that a log of calibration tests is maintained as a record in the
BODYSTAT
1500MDD Body Manager Pro software. For guidance on
creating a Calibration Log, please see the section of the User’s Guide called
CALIBRATION.
Care should be taken at all times to avoid damaging the cables, ie they
should not be tangled together and avoid tightly rolling them when not in use.
Cleaning Instructions: The hardware unit should periodically be wiped with a
clean damp cloth.
Disposal of consumables after use or become exhausted:
Batteries - these must be disposed of as per local regulations.
Electrodes - these may be disposed of as normal waste.
Duracell® batteries only should be used - NOT re-chargeables. Batteries
should be clicked into place firmly to avoid excessive battery drainage.

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