MP3-PL Therapy Beam Analyzer T41050
Electricity is a source of risk, particularly when
the product is not in perfect operating condition
or when it is operated inappropriately.
Shock Hazard!
Strictly observe the following warnings. Failure to
do so may endanger the lives of the patient, the
user and other persons involved.
Use of peripheral devices: Peripheral devices
(PC, printer) may only be connected if they meet
the requirements of standard UL 60950-1 or
IEC 60950-1 or of standard IEC 61010-1.
Devices may be connected to other devices or to
parts of systems only if it has been ascertained
that this connection does not impair the safety of
the patient, the operator or the environment.
If the device specifications do not contain infor-
mation as to connecting the device to other
equipment, you must consult the manufacturer of
the other equipment or an expert about the ef-
fects of the connection on the patient, the opera-
tor or the environment. Always observe standard
IEC 61010-1.
Operation in conjunction with particle beams that
activate the material of the product.
Risk to Persons!
Certain types and energies of particle beams
may activate the material of the product. In these
situations it must be ascertained that there are
no persons in the vicinity of the product until the
radiation of the activated material has decayed.
Magnetic and electrical fields are capable of in-
terfering with the proper performance of the de-
vice.
Equipment Failure!
For this reason make sure that all external devic-
es operated in the vicinity of the product comply
with the relevant EMC requirements. X-ray
equipment, MRI devices, radio systems, cell
phones, etc. are possible sources of interference
as they may emit higher levels of electromagnet-
ic radiation. Keep the product away from these
devices and verify its performance before use.
Hazards originating from other system compo-
nents.
Patient Hazard! Equipment Damage!
Observe the safety information provided in the
user manuals of the system components.
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