Disposal; Technical Specifications - Beurer BY 84 Mode D'emploi

Faults Action
You cannot Ensure that the volume control is not
hear your turned all the way down.
baby or no
noise is being
transmitted.
You can hear As this baby monitor uses analogue
other radio radio technology, other radio commu-
communica- nications can cause interference. If this
tions. happens, switch to another channel or
change the pilot tone setting.
Battery does A battery has been inserted which is not
not charge suitable for this device.
See 5. Initial use
Connection is Check whether another technical device
always brea- such as a microwave is positioned bet-
king up and ween the receiver and the transmitter.
there is interfe- Reposition the devices if necessary.
rence.
Devices will Change the batteries or connect the
not switch on. devices to the mains adapter plug.

10. Disposal

Batteries do not belong in household waste. As
a consumer, you are required by law to recycle
used batteries. You can recycle your old batter-
ies at public collection points in your community
or wherever the same batteries are sold.
Note: Batteries containing
pollutant substances are
marked as follows:
Pb = Battery contains lead, Cd
= Battery contains cadmium,
Hg = Battery contains mercury.
In the interests of the environment, the device
(including its batteries) cannot be disposed of in
normal household waste at the end of its service
life. Disposal can take place at respective
collection points in your country. Observe the
local regulations for material disposal.
The appliance should be disposed of
according to Regulation-WEEE (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
In case of queries, please contact the
municipal authorities responsible for
waste disposal in your area.

11. Technical specifications

Analogue technology
Frequency
Transmission power
Dimensions
Weight
26
864.875MHz /
864.925MHz
<9,6 dBm
6 x 4 x 11 cm
287 g