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Safety instructions – Amico Mira LED User Manual

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Intended use

The Mira LED treatment light is designed to provide local illumination of the body of a patient for diagnosis or
examination. The light is not designed for use during surgery. It is designed for continuous operation. It must be
possible to stop the examination or diagnosis without danger to the patient if the light fails during use.

User profiles

Medical staff

All persons with medical training who work in the field for which they were trained.

Cleaning staff

All persons familiar with national and workplace hygiene requirements.

Electricians

All persons with training in electronics and electrical technology who are familiar with the relevant standards and
regulations.

Certified installers

Persons qualified by training, knowledge, experience and knowledge of the regulations to install and remove the
equipment.

Safety instructions

• The instructions are part of the product and must be kept so they are accessible for all subsequent users.
• All applicable occupational health and safety regulations and the requirements specified by the national

regulators for hygiene and disinfection must be observed to reduce the risk of disease transmission as much

as possible.

• All work on the light (including repairs) must be done by qualified electricians only. The light must be installed

by a certified installer.

• The light must not be modified or manipulated. Use in any other manner than with the original parts may

result in different specifications and life-threatening dangers.

• The light must not be used in an explosive environment. The power supply to the light is a potential ignition

source.

• The light must be used in dry rooms only.
• The light must not be left on unattended.
• Keep all flammable equipment and objects away from the light head and light cone during use.
• The protective earth must be connected to the light housing for lights of safety class I.
• Do not use a damaged light. Defective cables can also be a potential hazard. Do not position cables near heat

sources or sharp edges.

• Eye damage. Never look directly at the light cone.
• Replace damaged glass before using the light again.
• The light must be connected to the mains with a protective earth to prevent electric shock.
• Never apply additional loads to the light head and the spring arm.
• Do not cover the light with a cloth or similar stuff while operating.
• The ventilation openings (if existing) must always be free during operation!

Safety Instructions