Safety Instructions; Intended Use; User Profiles; Warning Levels - Dräger Polaris 50 Montage- Und Gebrauchsanweisungen

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2.1

Intended use

The Polaris 50 luminaire is a minor surgical luminaire
(treatment luminaire). It is an individual luminaire for
use in operating rooms that is used near the patient to
support diagnosis or treatment, which poses no risk to
the patient in the event of any interruption caused by
light failure. It is meant for continuous operation and is
not intended to be combined with other medical
devices.
2.2

User profiles

Medical professional
A medical professional is any person who has
completed medical training and is working in his or her
professional field.
Cleaning professional
A cleaning professional is trained in national and job-
related hygiene regulations.
Electrician
An electrician is trained in the fields of electronics and
electrical engineering and is familiar with the relevant
standards and regulations.
Qualified professional
A qualified professional is capable of mounting and
dismounting the luminaire thanks to professional
training, knowledge and experience and knowledge of
the regulations.
2.3 Safety instructions
Operation by a medical professional

The instructions form part of the product. They

must be stored and made accessible to all
subsequent users.
Any work on the luminaire (including repairs) must

be carried out by qualified electricians only.
Mounting must be performed by a qualified
professional only.
The luminaire must not be altered or manipulated

in any way. Only approved original parts must be
used. Any use other than the intended use with
original parts may give rise to other technical
values and life-threatening danger.
Operation in potentially

prohibited. The luminaire power supply is a
potential ignition source.
The luminaire must only be operated in dry, dust-

free rooms.
The luminaire must not be left switched on without

supervision.
For luminaires in protection class I, it is essential

for the earthing conductor to be connected to the
luminaire housing.
Do not use any luminaire that is damaged.

Defective cables and a defective handle are also
potential hazards. Do not place the cable close to
any heat source or on sharp edges.
Damage to the eyes. Never look directly into the

light source.
Replace any glass that is damaged before

operating the luminaire again.
In order to prevent electric shocks, only connect

the luminaire to a power supply with an earth
conductor.
Never place additional loads on the luminaire head

or the arm.
explosive areas is
The luminaire must not be covered by a cloth or

any similar item while it is in operation.
The ventilation openings (where they exist) must

be free whenever the luminaire is in operation.
The luminaire must not be operated near to

external heat sources that exceed the maximum
ambient temperature of the luminaire.
The luminaire must not be used in environmental

conditions other than those for which it is intended.
The luminaire must only be used for the intended

use described in this document.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for

any injury or damage that is caused as a result of
any use other than the intended use or of any
failure to comply with safety instructions and
warnings.
Polaris 50 Mobile

The lamp must be secured while being transported
within the clinic.
2.4

Warning levels

DANGER
Indication of hazards that can lead to death or serious
injury if measures are disregarded.
WARNING
Indication of hazards that can lead to injury if measures
are disregarded.
CAUTION
Indication of hazards that can lead to damage to
property if measures are disregarded.
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