MicroPro 13
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3 Installation
3.1 Requirements for installation
Before the unit can be installed and put into operation, certain requirements must be fulfilled
in the building where the unit is to be operated!
Caution!
If the unit cannot be installed immediately after delivery, the unit and its ex-
ternal components or accessory elements must be stored in their original
packaging in a dry place!
Do not store or operate the unit in a dusty environment!
To place the unit, each plane surface is appropriate. Please take notice of having enough
space around the device to reach the power switch comfortably and to be able to pull off the
mains plug. Keep a wall distance of at least 20 cm.
Warning!
The mains plug is used for all pin disconnection from the mains power sup-
ply. Make sure that the mains plug is easily reachable to the operator.
Therefore, you must read the safety instruction in Chapter 2 and the following infor-
mation!
- By selecting a suitable location for setting up the unit or by means of structural
measures, contact during the treatment by the personnel or the patient with conduc-
tive materials that are earthed or have a high capacity to earth must be prevented
and which may provide unwanted pathways for the radio-frequency current (e.g. heat-
ing pipes, water faucets, metal chairs, metal beds or other earthed devices).
- The unit must be set up so that the (normal) release of electromagnetic radiation
during operation does not hinder the function of other devices or data media. The
minimum distance to other devices or their power supplies or data transfer lines is
3 meters! Please note that the radiation can easily pass walls, ceilings and floors.
- The room and the installation location must be large enough so that the unit can be
operated from the front even if the radiator is positioned inconveniently.
- The unit is not intended for use in potentially explosive areas.
- The unit is not intended for use in areas with inflammable anaesthetics.
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