User Manual

• This heat pad may only be used in conjuncon with the controller
specied on the label.
• This heat pad must only be connected to the mains voltage that is
specied on the label.
• The electrical and magnec elds emied by this heat pad may
interfere with the funcon of a pacemaker. However, they are
sll well below the limits: electrical eld strength: max. 5000 V/m,
magnec eld strength: max. 80 A/m, magnec ux density:
max. 0.1 millitesla. Please therefore consult your doctor and the
manufacturer of your pacemaker before using this heat pad.
• Do not pull, twist or make sharp bends in the cables.
• If they are not posioned properly, there may be a risk of becoming
entangled in, being strangled by, tripping over, or stepping on the
cable and controller of the heat pad. The user must ensure that
excess lengths of cable, and cables in general, are safely routed.
• Please check this heat pad frequently for signs of wear and tear
or damage. If any such signs are evident, if the heat pad has been
used incorrectly or if it no longer heats up, it must be checked by
the manufacturer before being switched on again.
• Under no circumstances should you open or repair the heat pad
(including the accessories) yourself because faultless funconality
can no longer be guaranteed thereaer. Failure to observe this will
invalidate the warranty.
• If the mains connecon cable of this heat pad is damaged, it must
be disposed of. If it cannot be removed, the heat pad must be
disposed of.
• When this heat pad is switched on:
– Do not place any sharp objects on it
– Do not place any heat sources, such as hot water boles, heat
pads or similar, on it.
• The electronic components in the controller warm up when the
heat pad is in use. For this reason, the controller must never be
covered or placed on the heat pad when it is in use.
• It is essenal to observe the informaon relang to the following
chapters: Operaon, Cleaning and maintenance, Storage.
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