Philips PR3140 Mode D'emploi page 11

Electrical fast transient burst
Surge
Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on
power supply input lines IEC61000-4-11
Power frequency magnetic field immunity test
IEC61000-4-8
Immunity to conducted disturbances, induced by radio
frequency (RF) fields according IEC61000-4-6 in Home
Health Care environments
Radiated RF in Home Health Care environments for 80
MHz – 2.7 GHz according IEC61000-4-3
General description (Fig. 1)
1 Lamp housing
2 Handgrip
3 Timer knob
4 Height adjustment rings
5 Cord storage hooks
6 Pedestal tube
7 Power cord with plug
8 Pedestal
9 Adjustment flaps
10 Glass plate (filter)
Preparing for use
Note: Do not suspend the device from a ceiling or hang it on a wall.
1 Place the pedestal on a stable, level surface (Fig. 2).
2 Insert the pedestal tube into the pedestal until it locks into place (Fig. 3).
Note: There is only one way to attach the pedestal tube to the pedestal.
3 Attach the lamp housing to the top of the pedestal tube, until it locks into place (Fig. 4).
Note: To make sure all parts are properly assembled, check if the spring-loaded lock buttons are
visible in the holes.
4 Keep at least 35 cm of free space around the device to prevent overheating (Fig. 5).
5 Adjust the lamp housing.
- To avoid getting your fingers stuck when you adjust the height of the device, hold the lamp housing
by the handgrip or the hinge with one hand while you grab one of the height adjustment rings with
the other hand (Fig. 6).
Note: The pedestal tube consists of three parts and two height adjustment rings. You can adjust
the height with both rings.
- Push the height adjustment ring downwards or pull the height adjustment ring upwards to unlock it
(1). Then pull up the lamp housing or push it down to the desired height (2) (Fig. 6).
- When you have set the lamp housing to the desired height, release the height adjustment ring to
lock it. The height of the lamp housing is now fixed.
2 kV
1 kV line to line
70 % 25 cycles (50 Hz) 30 cycles (60 Hz)
30 A/m
3 V RMS outside the ISM band, 6 V RMS
inside the ISM and amateur radio bands
(150 kHz – 80 MHz)
10 V/m
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