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Special hazard information on the risk to persons with pacemakers:
Bringing the chest closer than 3.5 cm to the emission tips of the discharge
electrode or touching several emission tips (one tip alone is not critical) over a
large area by hand can cause the pacemaker to temporarily switch to fault
mode. Bringing the chest closer to the emission tips or touching them
permanently can cause problems.
The electrode tips are sharp. This is absolutely essential for
their function. The tips have a touch protection to prevent
injuries such as puncture wounds. If the tip is pressed hard,
the skin may still be injured. Pay particular attention to this
when cleaning.
Generally, the discharge electrodes are safe to touch. This means that touching
the metal tips of the discharge electrodes will not cause an electric shock.
There must be no ignition sources in the work area while cleaning the
discharge electrodes with solvents. Always switch off the high-voltage power
supply unit and interrupt the supply voltage before cleaning.
Explosions or fires can lead to serious or fatal injuries. If a liquid that can form
flammable or explosive gas mixtures is used for cleaning, the ventilation
system of the safety enclosure must be in ON operating mode when cleaning
the discharge electrode.
Warning of injuries caused by sharp objects
Warning of electromagnetic fields
Special hazard warnings for cleaning the SPE
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