Precautions For Dew Condensation, Water Drops, And Salt Damage - Sharp PN-V601 Installation Manuallines

Precautions for dew condensation, water drops,
and salt damage

Precautions for dew condensation, water drops, and salt damage

- Humidity condition for IDP
Range of humidity condition for IDP: From 20% to 80%
- This monitor is indoor use only. Please set this monitor to avoid the direct sunlight, wind, or rain. These may cause
failure and/or deterioration.
- Dew condensation and/ or liquid drops will cause the breakdown of the circuit and/or LCD panel.
Please install LCD away from condensation and liquid drops.
- The environment which has high possibility of condensation
The place where temperature is generally low but has frequent warm air flow.
(Example: the place in front of the vents of radiators. When the radiator is turn on in a cold winter morning, condensation
occurs.)
Near near the sea or lakes, where there is high humidity.
- The environment which has high possibility of liquid drops
"Semi-outdoor" place where strong winded-rain (typhoon) could potentially reach the monitor.
The place which is below the pipes inside the ceiling. When the pipes have leaking problems, there is a possibility for water
drops to enter the monitor through the vents.
(When installing in these places, countermeasures should be taken to avoid water drops to reach the monitors. For example,
covering the LCD monitor with box. In such a case, consideration should be given for direction of vent.)
- Damage from wind such as typhoon
Do NOT set the monitor in the place where may be affected by wind.
- Damage from salt water/ salty breezes
When installing close to sea, consult us for potentiality of damage from salt water.
- Damage from sulfur
Do NOT set the monitor in the place where may be affected by sulfur such as the place near hot spring or volcano.
- Damage of organic gas or flammable gas
Do NOT set the monitor in the place where may be affected by organic gas or flammable gas.
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PN-V601 Installation Guidelines <Rev1.4 > September.30, 2010
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