Model WQC-30 Safety Information
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(2) Matters relating to safety compliance
Explosion
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outbreak of fire
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leakage of
liquids
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Do not use in places where explosive gases, flammable gases etc.
are present.
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Do not place the product in a fire or attempt to burn it. There is a ris
that the product will explode.
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Prior to removing the plug, AC adapter cover and the input-outpu
cover, be certain to check that the power switch is off. If water o
chemicals enter the internal parts of the product there is a risk of fire.
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When out of use for long periods of time, be sure to remove the A
alkaline dry cell batteries or AA type rechargeable nickel metal
hydride batteries from the product.
There is the possibility of leakage of battery liquid.
Falling
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When working at measurement sites, avoid risk of falling by using a
safety belt. Also, to avoid injury, wear a helmet, life-jacket, safet
shoes etc.
Hazardous
substances
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The hydrochloric acid used for electrode cleaning is a hazardous
substance. Wear protective equipment when handling it. Be sure to
check the safety data sheet (SDS).
Contamination
by foreign
objects
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Do not drop the instrument in the measurement tank etc. This can
result in damage.
Waterproofing
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Waterproof structure (IP67) for the instrument unit will only be fulfilled
with the plug, battery cover, AC adapter cover, and input-output cove
correctly installed.
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Do not touch the instrument unit with wet hands or clean it with wate
when the sensor module is removed, or when the battery cover, AC
adapter cover or input-output cover is open. Also, do not leave it in
places where there is a risk of ingress by chemicals or water.
Protection
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If used in a way not specified in this manual, the performance of the
equipment protection will be impaired.
Altitude
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Use only at altitudes (above sea-level) of 2000m or below.
Electrostatic
discharge
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The dissolved oxygen measurement circuit of the sensor module
uses parts that may be damaged by static electricity resulting in
failure. Static electricity may be discharged from your body b
touching the earth (ground) points on walls when indoors, or b
touching the ground when outdoors using bare hands. Prior to