Inhaltsverzeichnis; Introduction; Proper Use - Conrad Gas Detector Bedienungsanleitung

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These Operating Instructions are intended for this product.
They contain important advice on how to use and handle the
Gas Detector. Please make sure they are observed, even if the
product is given to other persons.
Please keep these Operating Instructions in a safe place so that
you can refer to them later if needed.
Page 3 contains a list of contents together with the relevant page
numbers.

Introduction

Dear Customer,
congratulations on purchasing this Gas Detector.
The Gas Detector is a device that embodies state-of-the-art tech-
nology. This product meets the requirements of applicable Europe-
an and national Directives. It has obtained a certificate of conformi-
ty and the manufacturer has submitted the appropriate declarati-
ons and documents.
Please follow these Operating Instructions in order to keep it in this
condition and ensure safe operation.
Please contact our
Technical Advice Department Tel. 01 80/53 12 116
from Monday to Friday, 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
if you have any queries.
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Proper Use

This Gas Detector is an extremely sensitive, self-contained warning
system. The Gas Detector consists of a gas sensor, audible alarm,
visual status display and a power supply.
The device is used to detect gas escaping from liquid gas tanks.
The device responds to the following types of natural gas and
propane.
The Gas Detector can be used to detect small gas leaks in gas
cylinders, gas lighters, etc.
List of contents
Introduction ......................................................................................2
Proper Use........................................................................................3
List of Contents ................................................................................3
Safety Instructions and Hazard Warnings ........................................4
Controls ............................................................................................5
Fitting the Batteries ..........................................................................6
Initial Use and Operation ..................................................................7
Maintenance and Disposal ...............................................................9
Technical Data ................................................................................10
Environmental Conditions...............................................................10
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