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General| Magnification | 10x |
|---|---|
| Illumination | LED |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Diopter Compensation | Adjustable |
| Light Source | LED |
| Polarization | Available in some models |
| Battery Life | Varies depending on the model |
Covers essential warnings, cautions, and notes for safe and intended use of HEINE dermatoscopes.
Diagrams illustrating the parts of DELTA 20 Plus, DELTA 20 T, NC1, and mini3000 LED models.
Instructions for attaching the instrument head to the battery holder or HEINE rechargeable handle.
Details on attaching and locking the insert (9) to the contact plate (1) using a bayonet connection.
Explains the bayonet attachment and counterclockwise removal procedure for contact plates.
Reduces brightness by 50% and turns off two of the four LEDs for adjustment.
Enables rapid switching between polarized and non-polarized examination modes.
Designed for contact mode; requires removal of the magnet-attached contact plate.
Moisten affected skin with HEINE dermatoscopy oil or cotton swab for examination.
Clean and disinfect contact plates and instrument heads with a damp cloth and mild soap.
Use HEINE Clean, HEINE MediClean, or disinfectant agent: quaternary ammonium compounds.
Contact plates can be reprocessed up to 1000 cycles; follow specific cleaning and disinfection procedures.
Autoclave at 134°C, Ethylene Oxide (EtO), or Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) gas plasma sterilization.
Procedure for changing the bulb in HEINE DELTA 20 Plus, DELTA 20 T, NC1, and mini3000 models.
Instructions for removing the instrument head and replacing the bulb.
Instruments do not require maintenance or service; ensure proper handling.
Device complies with EMC standards; avoid use near other devices that emit strong electromagnetic fields.
Details on compliance with specific EMC regulations and potential interference sources.
Product must be recycled as separate electrical and electronic devices.
Observe state-specific disposal regulations for electronic waste.
Declaration regarding electromagnetic emissions and their compliance with standards.
Declaration concerning electromagnetic immunity and recommended usage environment.
Guidance on RF field strength, separation distances, and potential interference.
Specifies operating, storage, and transport conditions including temperature and humidity.
Details on nominal voltage, current, and protection class.
Device classification according to IEC 60601-1 and type of applied part.
Provides meanings for various symbols found on the device, packaging, and manual.
Explains CE marking and references to European directives for medical devices.
Identifies manufacturer, fabrication date, and product identifiers.
Details on temperature, humidity, and pressure limits for storage and transport.
Explains symbols related to handling, fragility, and environmental protection.
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