LED LENSER H14R.2 - Manual (Page 6)

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LED LENSER® * h14R
.2
Since it has small parts that can be swallowed,
it is not suitable for persons below 5 years.
The article may not be used for examinations of
the eyes (e.g. for the so-called pupil test).
When using it, the accumulation of heat, e.g. by
covering, must be avoided.
If the product does not work correctly, the first
thing that must be checked is whether this is
due to discharged battery/accumulators or
because these are not inserted correctly.
If using in traffic, please follow the respective
legal regulations.
The hazard that poses the main threat in this
product through optical radiation is the Blue-
Light-Hazard (400 nm to 780 nm). Thermal
hazard threshold values are clearly not reached.
The risk for the viewer depends on the use or
on how the product is installed. However, there
is no optical hazard as long as the aversion
responses limit the time of exposure and as long
as the information contained in this instruction
manual is observed.
The aversion reactions are triggered by the
exposure and they are to mean all natural
reactions that protect the eye from hazards
through optical radiation. This includes in
particular conscious aversion reactions such as
eye or head movement (e.g. turning away).
When using the product it is of particular
importance to bear in mind that the aversion
reactions of persons at whom the light is
directed at may be weakened or completely
suspended as a result of medication, drugs or
illness.
Because of the blinding effect of the product,
improper use may lead to reversible, i.e.
temporary impairment of sight (physiological
blinding) or afterimages, or it may trigger
feeling unwell in the sense of feeling queasy
and tired (physiological blinding). The intensity
of the temporary feeling of being unwell or
the time until it subsides depend primarily
on the difference in brightness between the
blinding-light source and the surrounding area.
Photosensitive persons in particular ought to
consult a medical consultant prior to using this
product.
As a matter of principle the rule is that high-
intensity light sources carry a high secondary
hazard potential due to their blinding effect.
Just like looking into other bright light sources
(e.g. headlights of a car), the temporary limited
impairment of vision and afterimages may lead
to irritation, inconveniences, impairments and
even accidents, depending on the situation.
The information applies to the use of a single
product. If more light-emitting products of
the same type or of a different type are used
together, the intensity of the optical radiation
may increase.
Every longer viewing/eye-contact with the
source of radiation of this product by the user
or other persons, with and without other light-
bundling instruments, is to be avoided as a
matter of principle! Instead, the eyes are to be
closed deliberately in such cases and the head
ought to be turned away from the light beam.
In case of a commercial use or the product’s use
by public bodies, the user must be instructed
as to all applicable laws and regulations that
correspond to the individual case of usage.
Important rules of conduct:
Do not aim the light beam directly into the eyes
of a person.
The user or any other person should not look
directly into the light beam.
In the event of optical radiation hitting the eye,
the eyes must deliberately shut and the head is
to be turned away from the beam.
The instruction manual and this information
must be stored safely and must be passed on
together with the product.
It is prohibited to look straight into the light that
is being emitted by this product.