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- 1. Safety instructions
- 1.1 Manufacturer: SOLA is responsible for the safe delivery condition of the product, including the operating manual and the original accessories.
- 1.2 Operator: The operator is responsible for using the product as intended, the deployment of personnel, their training and the operational safety of
- the product.
- • The operator understands the safety information which is stated on the product and the instructions which are contained in the operating manual.
- • The operator shall comply with local regulations relating to safety and accident prevention regulations as well as worker protection laws and regulations.
- • The operator shall immediately notify SOLA if safety-related issues should develop on the product or during its utilization.
- • The operator shall ensure that the product is not utilized any further if defects become evident, and he will have the product repaired professionally.
- 1.3 Improper use:
- • Use of the device and the accessories without instruction.
- • Use of third-party accessories or additional equipment.
- • Use outside of the intended limits.
- • Use under extreme temperature fluctuations without an adequate acclimatization.
- • Disabling of safety devices and removal of hazard notices and labels.
- • Unauthorized opening of the device.
- • Performance of modifications or alterations the device or the accessories.
- • Deliberate blinding of third parties.
- • Inadequate safeguarding at the installation site.
- 1.4 Utilisation limitations:
- • Do not operate the product in explosion-prone or corrosive environments.
- • Inform the local safety authorities and safety experts before working in hazardous environments, in close proximity to electrical installations or similar
- surroundings.
- 1.5 Usage hazards:
- Missing or incomplete instructions may result in improper or incorrect use. This can cause accidents with serious damages to
- persons, property, assets and the environment.
- • Follow the manufacturer‘s and operator‘s safety instructions.
- • Protect equipment and accessories from access by children.
- Blinding by laser radiation can indirectly lead to serious accidents, especially for people who are driving a vehicle or operating
- machinery. Do not look into the laser beam.
- • Do not set up the laser beam and the laser plane at eye level or aim at people.
- A fall, longer storage, transportation or other mechanical effects can lead to erroneous measurement results. Check the unit for
- damage before use. Do not use damaged equipment.
- • Repairs have to be exclusively performed by SOLA.
- • Check the accuracy of the device before use.
- 1.6 Charger / batteries / rechargeable batteries:
- There is a risk of mortal danger from electric shock.
- • Never open the SOLA Li-Ion battery charger or charging station.
- • Only use the SOLA Li-Ion battery charger and charging station in dry places and do not bring them into contact with liquids.
- Mechanical damage can cause batteries to leak, explode or catch fire, or trigger the release of toxic substances.
- • Batteries and rechargeable batteries may not be opened or exposed to mechanical loads.
- • Damaged batteries, chargers and charging stations may not be used.
- • Repairs have to be exclusively performed by SOLA.
- High ambient temperatures and immersion into liquids can cause a leakage, fire or explosion of the batteries or trigger the release
- of toxic substances.
- • Protect batteries and rechargeable batteries from mechanical damage during transport.
- • Never store the Li-Ion battery in the sun, on radiators or behind glass windows.
- • Do not overheat batteries and rechargeable batteries or expose them to fire.
- • Avoid the ingress of moisture into batteries and rechargeable batteries.
- • Do not use damaged batteries or rechargeable batteries. Dispose of them properly.
- Short-circuiting or unintended use can cause batteries to overheat and create an injury or fire hazard.
- • Do not transport or store batteries in the pockets of garments.
- • Do not bring the battery contacts in contact with jewelery, keys, or other electrically conductive objects.
- • Do not recharge batteries (exception: Ni-MH rechargeable batteries)
- • Do not discharge the batteries through short-circuiting.
- • Do not solder the batteries within the device.
- • Do not mix old and new batteries, and do not mix batteries from different manufacturers or with a differing type designation.
- Using charging devices from other manufacturer‘s can damage the Li-Ion batteries. This can lead to a fire and explosion hazard.
- • Only use original SOLA accessories.
- If disposed of improperly third parties can possibly be seriously injured and the environment polluted. Burning plastic components
- generates toxic fumes which may impair health. Batteries/rechargeable batteries may explode if they are damaged or heated excessively,
- and thereby cause poisoning, burning, corrosion or environmental contamination. If disposed of negligently unauthorized
- persons are able to use the product improperly.
- • The product may not be disposed of together with household waste. Dispose of the device and the accessories properly.
- • Protect the product at all times from access by unauthorized persons, and especially children.
- 1.7 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC):
- The electromagnetic compatibility is the ability of the product to function in an environment where electromagnetic radiation and electrostatic discharge are
- present, without causing electromagnetic interference to other devices.
- 1.8 Disturbance caused to other devices by SOLA devices and vice versa:
- Although the product meets the strict requirements of the relevant directives and standards, SOLA can not completely exclude the
- possibility of interference with other devices (for example, when using the product in combination with third-party devices, such as
- field computers, personal computers, wireless devices, mobile phones, certain cables or external batteries).
- • When using computers and radio equipment make sure to observe the vendor-specific information about electromagnetic compatibility.
- • Only use original SOLA equipment and accessories.
- Although the products meet the strict requirements of the relevant directives and standards, SOLA cannot entirely exclude the possibility that intense electromagnetic
- radiation in the immediate vicinity of radio transmitters, two-way radios, diesel generators etc. may distort the measurement results.
- • When performing measurements under these conditions, check the plausibility of the results.
- 1.9 FCC statement
- The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the
- user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
- This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The following two conditions apply for operation:
- (1) This device must not cause harmful radio interference; and
- (2) this device must accept any radio interference received, including interference that could adversely affect operation.
- This device has passed the compliance test for limits for a digital class B device as per Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
- designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This device produces and
- uses radio-frequency energy and can also emit it. If it is not installed and used according to the instructions, it may cause harmful
- interference to radio communication. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
- If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
- encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- • Realign the receiving antenna or set up in a different location
- • Set up the device further away from the receiver
- • Connect the device to another socket than that to which the receiver is connected
- • Seek advice from the dealership or a technical expert
- 1.10 ISED statement (applicable for Canada)
- This device contains licence-exempt transmitters/receivers that comply with the RSS standard(s) of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
- The following two conditions apply to operation: (1) This device must not cause harmful radio interference. (2) This device must accept any radio interference
- received, including interference that could adversely affect operation.
- 2. Laser safety /classification
- Warning of dangers in general Class 2 laser device Class 2M laser device
- 2.1 Laser classes 2 and 2M:
- When using Class 2 or Class 2M laser devices, the eye is protected by the blink reflex and/or aversion reaction in the case of random
- and short-term exposure.
- Looking directly into the beam with optical aids (e.g. binoculars, telescopes) can be dangerous. Looking into the laser beam may
- be hazardous to the eye.
- • Do not look into the laser beam.
- • Do not point the laser beam at other people.
- Labelling on the devices:
- • Do not remove the type plates!
- 3. Maintenance, storage and transportation
- 3.1 Cleaning:
- • Wipe off any dirt with a soft damp cloth.
- • Check the outlet openings of the laser regularly, and thoroughly clean them if necessary. Do not touch the glass with your fingers.
- • Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or solvents.
- • Do not immerse the device into water!
- • Clean and dry wet equipment, accessories and transport containers prior to packaging them. Only pack equipment again when it is completely dry.
- • Keep plug connections clean and protected from moisture.
- 3.2 Storage:
- • The equipment must only be stored within the specified temperature limits.
- • After prolonged storage, check the accuracy of the measuring device before using it.
- 3.3 Storage of batteries/rechargeable batteries:
- • To store batteries/rechargeable batteries, remove them from the device or the charging station.
- • They should preferably be stored in a dry environment at room temperature.
- • Protect from moisture and humidity. Dry any wet or damp batteries before storage and before use.
- • Before storing for extended periods, charge the battery to 80% capacity. Repeat the process every six months during storage.
- • After storage, fully charge the battery before use.
- • Check batteries for any damage before use. Do not use damaged batteries!
- 3.4 Transport
- The device may be damaged if it falls or is subjected to strong vibrations.
- • Never transport the product loose. Always use the original packaging or an equivalent transport container.
- • Switch off the measuring device before transporting it. During the shutdown the pendulum unit is locked in position and protected against damage.
- • Check the unit for damage before use.
- • Check the levelling accuracy of the device regularly.
- 3.5 Transporting batteries/rechargeable batteries:
- When transporting or shipping batteries/rechargeable batteries, the operator is responsible for complying with the applicable national and international laws
- and regulations.
- • Before shipping, remove the batteries/rechargeable batteries from the device.
- • In principle, Li-ion batteries are subject to the requirements for dangerous goods; nonetheless, they can be transported by the user by road without any
- further requirements.
- • For dispatch via third parties (e.g. shipping companies or air freight), certain requirements for packaging and labelling must be observed.
- • Remove battery from the device and ship it in its storage condition (80% capacity).
- • Mask open contacts.
- • Pack the battery so that it cannot move in the packaging and it cannot be damaged by external impacts.
- • Observe other national and international regulations and, if necessary, additional requirements of the respective transport company.
- 4. Disposal
- If disposed of improperly, may cause serious injury to yourself and third parties and pollute the environment. Burning plastic components generates toxic fumes
- which may impair health. Batteries/rechargeable batteries may explode if they are damaged or heated excessively, and thereby cause poisoning, burning,
- corrosion or environmental contamination. If disposed of negligently unauthorized persons are able to use the product improperly.
- Measuring tools, accessories and packaging must be recycled in an environmentally-friendly manner.
- The product as well as the accessories - especially the batteries and rechargeable batteries - must not be disposed of with
- household waste.
- • Dispose of the device and the accessories properly
- • Only dispose of batteries when discharged.
- • Observe the country-specific disposal requirements.
- Only for EU countries:
- According to European Directive 2002/96/EC, electrical and electronic equipment that is no longer usable and, according to
- European Directive 2006/66/EC, defective or used batteries must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally
- friendly manner. Products and accessories must not be disposed of with household waste!
- Your SOLA dealership will take back batteries, rechargeable batteries and old equipment, and will ensure proper disposal.
- 5. Technical data and accessories
- All technical data and optional accessories can be found in the descriptions on our website at www.sola.at
