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9 Decommissioning/Disposal
9.1 Storage
ATTENTION!
Material damage from formation of condensation!
Storing the device can lead to the formation of condensation
resulting from variations in temperature. This may result in
the device malfunctioning at a later time.
• If stored or transported in cold weather or if subject to
extreme variations in temperature, the device must be slowly
brought to room temperature before it is commissioned.
• The device must undergo a waiting period of at least 12 hours
before it is put into operation if condensation is formed during
storage.
The device is not connected to power supply during storage. At
this time, the battery caters for internal data retention.
The internal device's time may no longer be correct if it is stored
for longer periods; The device’s time must thus be controlled sub-
sequently and set if required.
Data may be lost if the internal power supply is not guaranteed for
the battery during storage (e.g. archived data, device time
setting). For instance, this can be the case if the battery has been
taken out or is empty. The maximum service life of the battery is
3 years ( chapter 8.1 Battery Replacement, p. 101).
The following regulations apply for storage:
• R
elative humidity may not exceed 93
%.
• Packaging must only be stored in closed areas.
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