Chapter 12 - System Safety and Maintenance Environmental Protection
Terason t3000 / Echo Ultrasound System User Guide 291
Recycle batteries according to local, state, and regional regulations. Use a battery
collection program available in your country to recycle batteries.
To the extent required by local laws and regulations, Terason will collect and recycle
batteries for this product at no charge. Contact your local Terason representative for
battery shipment instructions.
Disposing of the Packaging Materials
To the extent required by local laws and regulations, Terason will collect and dispose of
packaging materials for this product. For more information, contact your local Terason
representative.
Disposing of Components and Accessories
Energy Conservation
For moderate energy conservation when the system is not in use, exit the ultrasound
system software and place the system in standby status.
Item
Estimated Use
Period Handling Instructions
lithium manganese dioxide batteries and
lithium-ion polymer batteries
300 full charge
and discharge
cycles
See also: Caring for Batteries on
page 290
Warning: Observe local, state, and regional regulations for the disposal of
the ultrasound system components and accessories.
Warning: To eliminate the possibility of exposing patients, operators, or
third parties to hazardous or infectious materials, always dispose
of the needle from the needle guide according to local, state, and
regional regulations.
Component or Accessory
Estimated Use
Period Handling Instructions
7L3 and 12L5 needle guide bracket
assemblies
single use The needle guide for use with the
bracket assemblies is a single-use
item. Refer to the in-box
instructions for disposal
procedures.
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