Parkside Performance 458752 2401 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine page 8

Technical details
Rated voltage
Rated idle speed
Plane width
Cut depth
Fold depth
Maximum high-frequency
output
* BATTERY AND CHARGER ARE NOT SUPPLIED
The appliance is part of the Parkside
series and can be operated using
Parkside batteries.
Batteries from the Parkside
may only be charged using Parkside
series chargers.
We recommend that you only operate this
appliance with the following batteries:
PAP 20 A1/PAP 20 A2/PAP 20 A3/
PAP 20 B1/PAP 20 B3/Smart PAPS 204 A1/
Smart PAPS 208 A1.
We recommend that you charge these
batteries with the following chargers:
PLG 20 A3/PLG 20 A4/PLG 20 C1/PLG 20 C3/
PDSLG 20 A1/Smart PLGS 2012 A1.
Noise and vibration data
Noise measurement value determined in
accordance with EN 62841. The A-rated
noise level of the power tool is typically:
Noise emission value
Sound pressure level
Sound power level
Uncertainty
Wear ear muffs!
Total vibration value
Handle
Additional handle
Uncertainty
20 V (DC)
n = 14000 rpm
0
82 mm
0–2 mm
max. 17 mm
10 dBm
series
L = 91.3 dB
PA
L = 99.3 dB
WA
K = 3 dB
a = 3.944 m/s
2
h
a = 5.950 m/s
2
h
K = 1.5 m/s
2
NOTE
For an accurate estimate of the vibra-
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tion load during a specific working
period, the periods during which the
appliance is switched off or is running
but not actually being used must also
be taken into consideration. This can
significantly reduce the vibration load
over the total working period.
The vibration emission values and the
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noise emission values given in these
instructions have been measured in
accordance with a standardised test
procedure and can be used for com-
parison of the power tool with another
tool.
The specified total vibration values
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and the noise emission values can
also be used to make a provisional
load estimate.
WARNING!
Depending on the manner in which
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the power tool is being used and,
in particular, the kind of workpiece
being worked, the vibration and noise
emission values can deviate from
the values given in these instructions
during actual use of the power tool.
Try to keep the vibration loads as
low as possible. Measures to reduce
the vibration load are, e.g. wearing
gloves and limiting the working time.
Wherein all states of operation must
be included (e.g. times when the
power tool is switched off and times
where the power tool is switched on
but running without load).
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