General Safety Instructions; Usage; Intended Use; Storage And Transport - NARDA ADFA Handhabung

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General safety instructions

2.1

Usage

Intended use

 Use the ADFA only under the conditions and for the purposes for which
it was designed.
 Pay particular attention to the information in the ADFA datasheet
(https://www.narda-sts.com/en/signalshark/).
Intended use also means the following:
 Observe the national accident prevention regulations at the deployment
location.
 The ADFA may only be operated by appropriately qualified and trained
personnel.
Not intended use
The ADFA products listed in the chapter General information about this
guide on page 30 in combination with a basic unit (SignalShark) are no
warning devices that actively warn of the existence of dangerous fields by
means of optical or acoustic signals.
 Always consider the ADFA and basic unit (SignalShark) as a measuring
device, never as a warning device.
 Only approach unknown field sources with careful observation of the
current measured and displayed value.
 In case of doubt, also use a wideband warning device such as RadMan
or Nardalert from Narda Safety Test Solutions.
2.2

Storage and transport

Storage of the device at too high temperatures or in the sun may cause
overheating and consequential damages.
 Use and store the ADFA and its accessories within the guaranteed
operating range (for details, see Recovery after shipping and storage on
page 40).
 The magnetic mount adapter should preferably be stored on a flat iron
surface (door, and so forth) and not on a heating element.
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