DME manual ENU rev. March 2011
©Haglöf Sweden AB
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DME
Size: 3 x 4 x 12.5 cm/ 1,2x1,6x4,9 Inch
Weight: 90 g / 0,20 lbm. (incl. battery)
Battery: 9V alcaline
Current: 7mA
Temperature: -15° - 45° C / 59 - 113 F
Ultrasonic Frequency: 25 kHz
Resolution: 0.01 m
Distance transponder pointed: 30 m/ 38,3 Yd. Or better at good conditions
Distance with 360° degree cone on trp.: 20 m/ 21,9 Yd. Or better at good conditions
Accuracy: 1% or better when carefully calibrated
Transponder T3
Size: Diameter 7.0cm, 2.8 Inch
Weight: 85 g (Incl. Battery)
Battery: 1 1,5V AA alcaline
Current: 1.0 mA
Warranty and Service Information
Haglöf Sweden AB warrants that this product shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal intended use, for a
period of 12 months after date of shipment. The warranty excludes batteries, accessories and any written materials. The warranty does not
apply if the product has been improperly installed, improperly calibrated or operated in a manner not in accordance with the user’s guide.
Warranty is also automatically expired if the product has been opposed to external force and warranty is not applicable for cosmetic
defects. The one-year limited warranty time covers obvious fabrication defects. Defects in the electronic components that are impossible
for the manufacturer to detect prior to assembling and shipping of the product may occur. Haglöf Sweden AB can in no case be responsible
for problems of this nature and has no liability for any loss of business, profits, savings, consequential damages or other damages resulting
from use of the products described. Signs of misuse, cosmetic damage, accidents or equal automatically withdraw the warranty. The
warranty is valid in the country where your Haglöf product has been purchased. A product covered by warranty will be object to exchange,
service, and repair or according to special agreement between seller and buyer, within the frames of the limited warranty. Haglöf Sweden
reserves the right to determine which option will be most suitable for each separate case after having examined and evaluated the product.
Important issues:
• For a valid warranty, a copy of invoice or dated receipt of your purchase must be presented. The serial number of the returned
product has to be clearly stated upon return. Go to
http://www.haglofsweden.com/PDF/HaglofRMA.pdf for return form/turn to your
supplier for assistance.
• The return freight to us is on buyer’s expense. After warranty repair or exchange, the return freight to you is on our expense. If
warranty has expired or is null and void, all freights are on buyer’s expense.
• If no original invoice can be presented upon shipment, or if two years or more have passed from date of purchase, a customs fee will
be added by the applicable customs authorities and possibly in receiving country as well. These fees are on buyers account.
• We perform repair and service of products where warranty has expired when possible. Cost estimation will be sent to you after
evaluating the returned product for cost approval. Please also see above paragraph on customs fees.
• Please do not hesitate to contact us or any Haglöf Sweden representative for questions or comments!
www.haglofsweden.com
Haglöf Sweden®is a family owned company with a long tradition of developing and producing instruments for
professional forest measuring work. Today, Haglöf Sweden manufacture and sell the most complete product range for
cruising and inventory work. A profound know-how in workshop production technique has grown to encompass our
state-of-the-art manufacturing of electronic instruments and field software.
There are over 200 companies representing the Haglöf Sweden brand name around the world. With self-owned and -run
production facilities, the entire production process is under our control. This ensures availability and reliable deliveries for
you, as well as prompt service and support when you need it, no matter where in the world you are located. Many Haglöf
Sweden instruments are used outside the forestry industry, such as in building dimensions and utility industry, for road
construction, in police work, gardening, power line survey, archaeology, geology and for wildlife management.
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