Protect Your Hearing - Radioddity GD-73E Benutzerhandbuch

English user manual - Radioddity GD-73
2. When carrying the radio on your body, always place it in a Radioddity approved
clip, holder, holster, case or harness for this product. Use of approved body-worn
accessories is important as the use of non-approved accessories may result in RF
exposure levels that exceed the Occupational / Controlled Environment (IEEE) /
ICNIRP limits.
3. If you do not use body-worn accessories make sure that the antenna and the radio
when transmitting is at least 2.5 cm from the body. This is important as the RF
exposure decreases as the distance from the antenna increases.

Protect your hearing

1. Use the lowest volume you need to carry out your work.
2. Increase the volume only when you are in a noisy environment.
3. Turn down the volume before connecting a headset or earphone.
4. Limit the amount of time you use headsets or earphones at high volume.
5. If you are using the radio without a headset or earphones, do not hold the radio's
speaker directly to your ear.
Note
Loud sounds from any source over a long period of time may affect your hearing
temporarily or permanently. The louder the volume of the radio, the less time it will
take for your hearing to be adversely affected. Hearing damage due to loud noise is
sometimes initially unrecognizable and can have a cumulative effect.
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