User's Manual

BODYGUARDIAN CONTROL UNIT – BASE KIT Operator Manual

against the dripping, spraying and splashing of water and relevant harmful

effects. Avoid submitting the equipment to the risk of water jetting or

temporary and continue immersion because its protection degree do not

guarantees protection of internal parts against ingress of liquids. Do not use the

equipment where such risks are present. Devices in which liquids have

accidentally penetrated must be immediately cleaned and checked by

authorized qualified staff.

Use of the equipment in humid Environment is allowed if conditions are

compliant to the environmental limits defined in the following bullet, which are

in accordance with the requirements of the applicable general and particular

IEC 60601 standards.

Use the equipment within the environmental limits of specified

temperature, humidity and pressure. The equipment is designed to work in

environmental conditions that, in compliance with the IEC 60601-1 directions

and the 60601-2-47, are defined as standard:

- temperature +10°C / +45°C

- relative humidity 10% / 95% RH

- atmospheric pressure 700 / 1060 hPa

The equipment could heat up during its normal use or battery recharge. This

aspect should be considered as a normal characteristic of the equipment due to

the high integration of the electronic circuitry inside. Never the equipment

heating up should be considered as a potential fault or as a defect of the

equipment itself.

Make sure the electric wiring of the building is efficient before connecting

the power supply to the mains. When the equipment (power supply of

Charging Cradle) is connected the environmental mains, make sure that the

building wiring is correctly functioning and efficient and compliant to the local

regulations and standards.

Be careful using the equipment in locations disturbed by strong magnetic

fields. The equipment is compliant with the EMC requirements

(Electromagnetic Compatibility) according to what specified by the IEC

60601-1-2 standard and 93/42/EEC European Directive. In every case it is

recommended to keep the equipment away from disturbance sources and

induced electromagnetic fields surpassing the values prescribed by the standard

in order to avoid any possible instabilities and malfunctioning of the

equipment. For more detail about device classification and minimum distances,

please refer to paragraph 1.11 “Electromagnetic compatibility” of the present

manual.

Be careful using the equipment near short-wave or micro-wave devices. If

the equipment is used in an area where there are also short-waves or micro-

wave devices, it is necessary to remember that these may cause instability and

interfere with the correct working of the equipment. Do not use the equipment

near X-ray or diathermy devices.