Справочник Пользователя для Hitachi Microscope & Magnifier S-3400N
For Safe Handling
SAFETY - 12
Precautions for Proper Operation
― Precautions for the Proper Operation of the S-3400N ―
About Electricity
(a) Single-phase AC 100 V(
±10%), 50/60 Hz, 2 kVA (for main
unit).When the supplied power line voltage is 100 V, the
instrument works by direct connection.
When the supplied power line voltage is other than 100 V (200 V
or others), use a step down transformer to step the power line
voltage down to 100 V. Refer to Chapter 1 (Specifications and
Installation Requirement) for the step down transformer
requirement.
instrument works by direct connection.
When the supplied power line voltage is other than 100 V (200 V
or others), use a step down transformer to step the power line
voltage down to 100 V. Refer to Chapter 1 (Specifications and
Installation Requirement) for the step down transformer
requirement.
(b) Connect the instrument to ground based on the standard of your
country to prevent electric shock hazards due to the high
voltage. Otherwise, you could suffer an electric shock or a
malfunction could occur in the instrument.
Avoid sharing the ground terminal with other power equipments.
Be sure to ground the instrument independently. The image
trouble and the malfunction of the equipment might be caused
when sharing.
voltage. Otherwise, you could suffer an electric shock or a
malfunction could occur in the instrument.
Avoid sharing the ground terminal with other power equipments.
Be sure to ground the instrument independently. The image
trouble and the malfunction of the equipment might be caused
when sharing.
Handling Volatile Solvents
When handling a volatile solvent in cleaning components of this
system, take precautions on the following points:
(a) Volatile solvent should be handled at a place which is well
ventilated and is well away from flames.
(b) For handling volatile solvents, ventilation equipment and
protective gear should be provided at the customer’s discretion.
The inhaling of a volatile solvent in excessive amounts can
results in respiratory difficulties. If volatile solvent is swallowed
or it gets onto the skin or into the eyes, symptoms of polyneuritis
including anesthesia and ataxia (difficulty in walking) may
develop.
The inhaling of a volatile solvent in excessive amounts can
results in respiratory difficulties. If volatile solvent is swallowed
or it gets onto the skin or into the eyes, symptoms of polyneuritis
including anesthesia and ataxia (difficulty in walking) may
develop.