LARQ Bottle Movement Mode D'emploi page 11

• To prevent danger or shock hazard, keep and store this Product away from rain or
liquid. Do not use the charger near water: for example, near a bathtub, washbowl,
kitchen sink, laundry tub, or swimming pool.
• Clean the outside of the Product with a clean, moist cloth. Never use any strong
cleaning sprays or fluids, or similar chemicals on the Product.
• When recharging, only connect the adaptor as described in the Product instructions
or User Manual. Battery recharging should be performed by an adult. Do not charge
with any other USB cable other than the USB cable provided with your LARQ Bottle.
• Do not remove the Bottle cap while a purifying cycle is in progress. If the cap is
removed during a purifying cycle without first canceling, the LARQ Bottle's
automatic safety protocols will cancel the cycle and turn off the UV-C light to
avoid any harm from contact with UV light to eyes or skin.
• To cancel a purifying cycle, first press the button on top of the cap, then safely
remove the cap.
• Do not use as a light source.
• Do not expose the Product to temperatures below freezing or above 90°F.
• Do not operate the cap in containers such as laboratory beakers.
• The cap's UV-C light is not intended to disinfect water on the lip or exterior surfaces
of the Bottle where the light does not reach. It is not intended to disinfect outer
surfaces of a drinking container, i.e., those that typically contact the mouth when
drinking. Be certain that the Bottle and cap have been properly cleaned prior to use.
• As with any water treatment system, you should always have a backup method
available.
• Do not allow impact to the UV-C light. If the cap or UV-C light assembly is cracked,
chipped or damaged, do not operate. Contact LARQ customer service or visit
livelarq.com for more information regarding proper disposal, or to return.
• While carefully controlled microbiological testing has been conducted, the use of
the cap's UV-C light by consumers in the field may produce results that vary from
laboratory test data.