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Notes on safety
7 Notes on safety
• UNGUATOR
®
devices must only be connected to grounding-type receptacles with
230 V or rated country-specific voltage installed according to the regulations of
DIN VDE 0100.
• UNGUATOR
®
devices have been designed for operation under normal room
atmospheric conditions. Recommended values: Ambient temperature 15...30 °C/
59...86 °F and relative air humidity less than 80 %.
• The device should be allowed to acclimatize for approx. 30 minutes at commissioning
and/or after extended storage time in cold rooms.
• UNGUATOR
®
devices should only be operated by authorized persons.
• UNGUATOR
®
power switch and power cord must be easily accessable.
• Do not immerse UNGUATOR
®
devices in water.
• Always pull the power plug before opening UNGUATOR
®
devices.
• Have electric parts removed or installed by professionals only.
• Only operate the UNGUATOR
®
MB with screwed-on UNGUATOR
®
Jar or in reaction
mixture glassware.
• Do not touch rotating parts.
• Keep long hair away from rotating parts.
• During the automatic lifting function of the UNGUATOR
®
2100: always keep long
hair, parts of the body or objects away from the lifting mechanism – immediately
turn off the power switch in an emergency or pull the power plug.
• Always keep the air vents on the driving head/back or underside of the
devices free when using the device.
• Using the UNGUATOR
®
devices not according to these operating
instructions or with line products that the manufacturer did not deliver or
recommend may impair safety.
• UNGUATOR
®
devices have not been designed for operation under
hazardous conditions. Heed the relevant safety regulations when handling hazardous
substances (e.g. combustible liquids such as alcohol or similar substances).
• UNGUATOR
®
devices correspond to the safety standards for laboratory
equipment. They have to be positioned to prevent any interference or use by
unauthorized persons.
• The device must not be disposed of in ordinary domestic waste.
Please deliver the device to the available collecting and recycling
systems at the end of its useful life.
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