Led Lenser NEO Operating Instructions Manual page 10

Led Lenser®*
3. Safety Notes
EN Operating instructions NEO_V.01 | 7/31/2014
RISK OF INJURY
Do not wear the headband around the neck. Do not use headlamp or
accessories if they are damaged, since there is a risk of injury.
Therefore:
• Take damaged parts out of operation and replace or have them repaired
professionally.
PHOTOBIOLOGICAL SAFETY (EYE SAFETY)
The headlamp is classified in risk group 2 (medium risk) in
accordance with standard IEC 62471 and thus extends beyond
the "free group". The risk of damage to the retina caused by optical
radiation (blue light from 400 nm to 780 nm) is inherent, yet the
thresholds are considerably undercut.
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
The flashlight meets the requirements of the 2014/30/EC guideline with
regard to electromagnetic compatibility.
Modifications / Repairs
DO NOT MAKE ANY MODIFICATIONS/REPAIRS
Repairs, additions or modifications to the flashlight are not permitted
as these may lead to damages to the headlamp or a risk to persons:
Therefore:
• LEDs cannot be replaced.
• Do not open the headlamp unless this is expressly permitted by the
operating instructions.
• Never carry out repairs yourself, always take the headlamp to a
specialist dealer.
Batteries and battery packs
EXPLOSION OR RISK OF ACID BURNS
Batteries/battery packs can explode as a result of strong
heating.
Leaking of battery fluid can cause chemical burns.
Therefore:
Do not expose batteries and battery packs ...
• To direct sunlight or great heat over an extended period of time.
• Do not heat them or throw them into the fire and avoid heat buildup in
the headlamp by covering it, for instance.
• Do not throw them into water or leave out in the rain.
• Do not swallow them.
• Do not open, damage or short-circuit them.
• Only recharge them if they are labeled accordingly.
• Do not store them within the reach of children.
• Only insert them into the battery compartment in accordance with the
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