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• The mains adapter serves as a separator
between the product and your mains
supply. The mains supply must be close
to the device and easily accessible.
• This device has been tested for typical
applications where the device is carried
on the body. To meet the RF exposure
requirements, the minimum distance
between the body, in particular the
user's head, and the handset including
the antenna must be 0 cm. Belt clips,
holsters and similar accessories from
third parties used with this device
must not contain metallic components.
Accessories carried on the body that do
not meet these requirements may not
meet the RF exposure requirements
and should be avoided. Only use
the device's built-in antenna or an
approved antenna.
• This device complies with the essential
requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. All
the important radio test cases have
been written.
• Caution: Risk of explosion if the battery
is replaced by the wrong type. Dispose
of used batteries according to the
instructions.
• The device complies with RF
specifications when the device is 5 cm
from the body.
Disposal
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• Disposing of the packaging
The packaging and packaging
aids are recyclable and should
be made available for reuse.
• Disposing of the battery
Batteries should never be
disposed of as domestic
refuse! As a consumer you
are legally required to return used
batteries. They can be handed in at one
of your community's local collection
points or at specialist stores.
• Disposing of the device
If this product ever wears out,
please don't dispose of it as
domestic refuse. To ensure
you don't cause damage to
the environment, take it to a collection
or recycling centre where used devices
are processed for recycling in an
environmentally friendly manner.
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