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3.2.3
Mounting and using the magnetic wall-mounting bracket
3.2.3.1
Mounting the magnetic wall bracket
Danger of tripping over connecting cable
If somebody trips over the connecting cable, there is a risk of injury and the device and wall
bracket could fall.
• Pay attention to the position of the connection box and the maximum length of the
• Lay the connecting cable carefully.
• Avoid excess cable length.
Risk of injury from the magnetic wall bracket
The magnetic holding power is affected by the material, thickness and structure of the
mounting surface. The magnetic wall bracket can fall. This can result in personal injuries or
material damage.
• Select a position for the wall bracket where no persons are placed at risk.
• Overhead mounting is not permitted.
• Mounting at locations at which the wall bracket or devices held in it could fall is not
• Check for any dirt before mounting the magnets.
• Ensure that the mounting surface is clean and suitable.
• Curved surfaces are permitted up to a curve radius of ≥ 1.5 m.
• Ensure that the whole surface of all magnets is in contact with the mounting surface.
• Make sure that the wall bracket is securely mounted by lightly pulling on it and moving it.
• Do not pull strongly on the wall bracket.
Requirement
● Select a position for the magnetic wall bracket that can be accessed easily and safely.
● A position at eye level is recommended. This enables convenient operation of the device
in the wall bracket.
Procedure
Mounting
1. Mount the magnetic wall bracket according to the safety note.
The magnetic wall bracket is held in place by the three magnets.
Remove
1. Start by removing one magnet from the mounting surface and then the remaining
magnets.
Do not try to remove all three magnets at once.
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connecting cable.
permitted.
Installing and connecting the device
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