Hughes AN6-098P Manual De Usuario
• Important safety information
1037312-0001 Revision A
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CAUTION
Observe these precautions to avoid exposure to RF
radiation, a potential safety hazard:
radiation, a potential safety hazard:
• The antenna must be installed in a location or manner
not readily accessible to children and in a manner that
prevents human exposure to potentially harmful levels
of radiation.
prevents human exposure to potentially harmful levels
of radiation.
• Antennas mounted in Puerto Rico, the continental
United States, or at any site with greater than a 30°
elevation angle must be installed such that the lower lip
of the antenna reflector is at least 5 ft above any surface
upon which a person might be expected to stand, and
3 ft 3 inches from any opening (such as a door or
window) in a building or adjacent structure.
elevation angle must be installed such that the lower lip
of the antenna reflector is at least 5 ft above any surface
upon which a person might be expected to stand, and
3 ft 3 inches from any opening (such as a door or
window) in a building or adjacent structure.
• Antennas mounted in Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, or any
site with less than a 30° elevation must be installed
such that the lower lip of the antenna reflector is at least
5 ft 9 inches above any surface upon which a person
might be expected to stand, and 3 ft 3 inches from any
opening (such as a door or window) in a building or
adjacent structure.
such that the lower lip of the antenna reflector is at least
5 ft 9 inches above any surface upon which a person
might be expected to stand, and 3 ft 3 inches from any
opening (such as a door or window) in a building or
adjacent structure.
• The antenna must be mounted such that no object
which could reasonably be expected to support a
person is within 6 ft 7 inches of the edges of a
cylindrical space projecting outward from the antenna
reflector toward the satellite.
person is within 6 ft 7 inches of the edges of a
cylindrical space projecting outward from the antenna
reflector toward the satellite.
• If the above distance requirements cannot be met, the
antenna must be mounted in a controlled area
inaccessible to the general public, such as a fenced
enclosure or a roof.
inaccessible to the general public, such as a fenced
enclosure or a roof.
• The antenna must be mounted such that there is no
object outside the controlled area which could
reasonably be expected to support a person within
6 ft 7 inches of the edges of a cylindrical space
projecting outward from the antenna reflector toward
the satellite.
reasonably be expected to support a person within
6 ft 7 inches of the edges of a cylindrical space
projecting outward from the antenna reflector toward
the satellite.
• A fenced installation must have a locked entry, and the
fenced area must be large enough to protect the general
public from exposure to potentially harmful levels of
radiation.
public from exposure to potentially harmful levels of
radiation.
• Access to a roof installation in a commercial, industrial,
or institutional environment must be limited by a door or
a permanently fastened ladder that is locked to deny
access to the general public.
a permanently fastened ladder that is locked to deny
access to the general public.
Failure to observe these cautions could result in injury to
eyes or other personal injury.
eyes or other personal injury.