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Safety and
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Please read before proceeding
THE B ATTERY IS NOT F ULLY CHA RGED WHE N YO U TAK E
THE DEVICE OUT OF T HE BOX.
Privacy restrictions
Some c ount ries re quire f ull disclosure of re corded tele phone
conversations.
Important health information and safety
precautions
When using t his pr oduct, the s afety precau tions below must be
taken t o avoi d possible l egal lia bilities and damag es.
Retain and follow al l pro duct s afety and op eratin g instr uctions .
Observe all warnin gs in t he op erating instructions on t he product.
To red uce th e risk of bodily injury, el ectric s hock, fire, and d amage
to the equipment, observ e the followi ng pr ecauti ons.
Electrical safety
This product is intend ed for us e whe n supplied wit h powe r from the
design ated b attery or po wer su pply u nit. Ot her us age may be
dange rous a nd will invali date any ap proval given to this prod uct.
Safety precautions for proper grounding installation
CAUTI ON: C onnec ting t o impro perly grou nded e quipment ca n
result i n an el ectric shock to your device.
This product is equipped with a USB Cable for c onnecting with
deskto p or notebo ok com puter . Be sure yo ur com puter is properly
grounded (earthed ) before conn ecting this produc t to the computer.
The power supply cord o f a des ktop or not ebook computer ha s an
equipm ent-g roundi ng co nductor and a grounding plug. The plug
must b e plug ged into an appropriate outlet which is pro perly
installed and grounded in acco rdance with all loc al cod es and
ordina nces.
Safety precautions for power supply unit
Use the correct extern al pow er source
A prod uct sh ould be operated only from the type of pow er
source indic ated o n the el ectric al rati ngs label. If you are not
sure of the ty pe of power sourc e req uired, c onsul t your
authori zed s ervice provi der or l ocal power compa ny. Fo r a
produc t that operat es fro m battery p ower or othe r sources, r efer
to the operati ng ins tructi ons that are includ ed wit h the produc t.
This product should be o perated only with t he foll owing
design ated p ower supply unit(s ).
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AC ad apter:
HTC, T C U25 0
Handle bat tery packs c arefully
This product contains a Lithium-ion polymer or Lithium-ion battery.
There is a risk of fire and burns if the battery pack is handled
improperly.
WARNI NG: To red uce risk of fi re or burns, do no t
disassemble, crus h, punc ture, short extern al
contac ts or circuits , expose to t emperature above
60° C (140° F), or dispose o f in fir e or water.
Recycl e or dispose of us ed batteries accor ding to
the loc al reg ulation s or r eferen ce gui de supplied
with your pro duct.
Tak e extra preca utions
Kee p the d evice dry a nd awa y from water or a ny liquid as i t
may c ause a short circuit .
The phone s hould o nly be connect ed to pro ducts th at bear the
USB-I F logo or hav e com pleted the USB-I F comp liance
progra m.
Only use t he bat tery wi th a c hargin g sys tem th at has been
qualifie d with the sy stem per thi s standard, IEEE -Std-1 725.
Use of an un qualifi ed bat tery o r charger ma y present a risk of
fire, ex plosio n, leakage o r othe r haza rd.
Avoi d dropping the phone. If the p hone o r batt ery is droppe d,
especi ally on a ha rd surf ace, a nd the user suspe cts da mage,
take it to a service centre for in specti on.
If th e batt ery lea ks:
Do not allow the leaking fluid to come in contact with skin or
clothing. If already in contact, flush the affected area
immediately with clean water and seek medical advice.
Do not allow the leaking fluid to come in contact with eyes. If
already in contact, DO NOT rub; rinse with clean water
immediately and seek medical advice.
Take extra precautions to keep a leaking battery away from
fire as there is a danger of ignition or explosion.
Safety precautions for direct sunlight
Keep t his pr oduct away f rom e xcessi ve mo isture and extreme
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tempe ratures. Do not leave the prod uct inside a v ehicle or in
places where the t emper ature may exceed 60°C (140°F), suc h as
on a ca r dashboard, win dow sill , or behind glass that is expos ed to
direct sunlig ht or st rong ultravi olet light for exten ded p eriods of
time. T his ma y damage t he pr oduct, overheat th e batte ry, or pose
a risk t o the v ehicl e.
Prevention of hearing loss
CAUTI ON: Permanent hearing loss may occur if earphones or
headphones are used at high volume for prolonged periods of time.
Using Your Phone While Flying
Use of cell phones may b e restri cted on aircraft. Pl ease c heck with
your ai rline t o see what restrictions may ap ply. Y ou may be
required to t urn off your phone at certain times. U se of your
phone’s cellul ar co nnecti on an d use of your phon e for v oice
communicati ons may be prohibited b y law or airli ne p olicy. For
your safety a nd the safet y of other pa ssengers, always follow crew
instruc tions regardi ng th e use of you r phon e.
Environment restrictions
Do not use this pro duct i n gas statio ns, fuel depo ts, ch emical
plants or where blasting operations are in progress, or i n
potenti ally ex plosiv e atmosphe res such as fuellin g are as, fuel
storeh ouses, below deck on boats, c hemic al pla nts, fuel or
chemic al transfer or storage fa cilities, and areas where the ai r
contains che micals or particles , such as grain, d ust, or metal
powde rs. Please b e awar e that sparks in s uch a reas could cause
an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or ev en death.
When in any are a with a potentially expl osive at mosp here or where
flammable ma terial s exist, the product s hould be turne d off and the
user should obey all signs and i nstru ctions. Use rs are advise d not
to use the equipme nt at refueli ng poi nts su ch as servic e or g as
station s, and are r eminded of t he ne ed to o bserv e rest rictions on
the use of ra dio eq uipment in f uel de pots, chemical pla nts, or
where blasti ng ope rations are i n pro gress.
Road safety
When behin d the w heel, driving safely should always be your first
priority. According to the National Highway Traffi c Safety
Admini stration (NH TSA), scientific researc h indic ates that usi ng a
wireless pho ne whi le driving degrade s a d river’s performance ,
whether use d in a hands -free or hand-held mode . NHTS A adv ises
that th e “safe st cou rse of action is to refrain from using a cell
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while driving.” NHT SA’s policy on “C ell Ph one Us e While Dri ving,”
as well as Fr equen tly As ked Qu estio ns on the su bject, are
at www.nhts a.gov. For your sa fety and the safety of th ose aro und
you, pl ease consid er turning yo ur ph one off while you are drivi ng.
If you c hoose to us e your phone whil e drivi ng, be aware that some
state a nd loc al gov ernme nts h ave adopted laws governi ng the use
of wirel ess d evices while drivin g. It is your responsibilit y to k now
and co mply with th e laws in yo ur are a.
Safety precautions for RF exposure
Avoi d usin g your phone near metal structures (for ex ample, the
steel frame of a buil ding) .
Avoi d usin g your phone near strong electromagnetic sourc es,
such a s micr owave oven s, sou nd speakers , TV and radi o.
Use only o riginal manufactu rer-ap proved accessories, or
access ories t hat do not c ontain any metal.
Use of non -original ma nufac turer- approv ed ac cesso ries m ay
violate your l ocal R F exp osure guideli nes a nd sh ould be
avoide d.
Hearing aids
Some di gital wireless phon es may interf ere with some hearin g aids.
In the event of such inter ferenc e, you may want to cons ult your
service provi der, or call t he customer servi ce line to discuss
alterna tives.
Electrical safety
Acc essori es
Use only a pprov ed acc essories.
Do not con nect with in compatible products or accessories.
Connectio n to a car
Seek professi onal advice when connecting a phone int erface to
the vehicle el ectric al syst em.
Faul ty and dama ged p roduct s
Do not att empt t o disas sembl e the phon e or its acces sory.
Only qualifi ed p ersonn el must service o r repai r the phone or
its accessory.
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General precautions
You alone a re responsibl e for how you use your phone and any
consequences of its use. You must always switc h off y our phone
wherever the use o f a phone is prohi bited. Use o f your phone is
subject to sa fety measur es des igned to pro tect u sers and th eir
environment.
Avoi d applying excessi ve pr essure to th e devic e
Do not ap ply exc essive pressure on the screen a nd the device to
preven t dama ging them. It is also rec ommended that you sto re
the device in a protective case and o nly us e your finge r when
interacting wi th the touch scre en. Cracked displa y scre ens due
to improper handli ng are not co vered by th e warranty.
Protect your phone
Alwa ys tre at your phone and its ac cessories wi th ca re and
keep th em in a cle an and dust -free place.
Do not exp ose y our ph one or its ac cess ories to ope n flames
or lit to bacco produ cts.
Do not drop, throw or t ry to b end y our p hone o r its
access ories.
Do not use harsh chem icals, cleani ng sol vents , or aerosols to
clean t he device or its accesso ries.
Do not pai nt you r pho ne or it s accessories.
Do not att empt t o disas sembl e you r pho ne or its accessori es,
only authoris ed personn el mus t do so.
Store your phon e or its acce ssorie s at temperatures betwe en
0°C to 40°C.
Please check loc al regulations for dispos al of electronic
produc ts.
Damage requirin g service
Unplug the p roduct from the el ectrical outle t and refer s ervici ng
to an authoriz ed se rvice t echnician or provi der under the
followi ng conditions:
The produc t has been expos ed to rain o r liquid , drop ped,
subject to im pact or damaged.
There are notice able si gns o f overheatin g.
The produc t doe s not operate norm ally when y ou foll ow the
operati ng ins tructions.
Avoi d hot areas
The product shoul d be pl aced away from heat so urces such as
radiato rs, he at registers, stoves , or other p roducts (incl uding
amplifi ers) th at pro duce heat.
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Avoi d wet areas
Never use the prod uct in rain, or near washbasins or o ther wet
or high humidity loc ations . If yo ur product g ets w et, do not try to
dry the prod uct with the use of an ov en or dryer, as this may
damag e your prod uct.
Avoi d usin g your devic e afte r a dra matic chan ge in tempe rature
When y ou m ove y our de vice b etween envi ronme nts wi th very
differe nt temp eratu re and /or hu midity ranges , con densa tion may
form on or within th e devi ce. To avoid dam aging the d evice,
allow s ufficient time for t he moisture to evaporate before usin g
the device.
NOTICE: Wh en taking the device fro m low-tempe rature
conditi ons int o a wa rmer environmen t or from hi gh-temperature
conditi ons int o a c ooler e nviro nment, allow the d evice to
acclimate to room tempe rature before turni ng on powe r.
Avoi d pushing o bjects into p roduct
Never push objects of an y kind into c abinet slots or other
openin gs in the pro duct. Slots and op ening s are provid ed for
ventilati on. These openings mu st not be blocked or cov ered.
Adjust the volum e
Turn d own th e volu me before u sing headphones or oth er audi o
devices .
Clea ning
Unplug the p roduct from the wall outl et bef ore cl eaning. Do not
use liq uid cleaners or ae rosol cleaners. Us e a da mp cl oth for
cleanin g, but NEVE R use water to cl ean the LCD scree n.
Small child ren
Do not leave your phone and it s accessories within the reach of
small c hildre n or allow th em to play w ith it. They could hurt
themselves or others, or could accid entally dama ge th e pho ne.
Your p hone c ontai ns sma ll par ts with shar p edge s tha t may
cause an inj ury or which could becom e detached and c reate a
chokin g haz ard. Consult the doctor immedi ately if the
access ories or batt ery ar e swallowed .
Repetitive motion injuries
To mini mize the ris k of repetitive strai n injuries, w hen t exting or
playing games with your phon e:
Do not gri p the p hone too tig htly
Pres s the button s lightly
Elec trostati c disc harge (ESD)
Do not touch the S IM card’s me tal co nnect ors.
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Eme rgency calls
This phone, li ke an y wireless p hone, opera tes usi ng radio
signals, whic h can not gu arante e con nectio n in all conditions.
Theref ore, you must nev er rely solely on a ny wireless p hone for
emergency c ommunicati ons.
Regulatory agency identifications
For re gulatory iden tificati on pu rposes, your prod uct is assign ed a
model number of 0PM91 20.
Your p hone’s FCC ID is NM80P M912 0. This FC C ID c an als o be
found printed on th e back of the device.
To ens ure con tinue d reliabl e and s afe op eration of your device use
only th e HTC qualified b attery with y our 0P M9120: Bat tery P ack,
model number B0PKX100.
Operati ng temperature r ange: 32°F to 10 4°F (0°C to 40 °C)
NOTE: This product is intended for use wit h a ce rtified Class 2
Limite d Powe r Sour ce, rate d 5 Vol ts DC, maximum 1. 0 Amp power
supply unit.
Federal Communication Commission Interference
Statement
This equipme nt has bee n tested and found to comply with th e
limits for a Cl ass B digital device, pu rsuant to Pa rt 15 of the FCC
Rules. Thes e limits are designed to provide reas onable protec tion
agains t harmful interfere nce in a resi dential installation. This
equipm ent generates uses and can radiate radio fr equenc y ene rgy
and, if not ins talled and used in acco rdanc e with the instructio ns,
may c ause harmful interf erenc e to ra dio co mmunicatio ns.
Howev er, th ere is no guarantee that i nterfe rence will not occur in a
particular installati on. If t his eq uipme nt doe s caus e ha rmful
interfe rence t o radi o or television rec eption, whic h can be
determined b y turning th e equi pment off an d on, the us er is
encour aged to try to co rrect th e interference by one of the following
measu res:
Reorient o r reloc ate the receiving antenna.
Incr ease the sep aration between the eq uipment and receiv er.
Connect th e equipmen t into an outl et on a circ uit diff erent from
that to which the receive r is co nnect ed.
Consult th e deal er or an experienc ed ra dio or t elevision
technici an fo r help.
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FCC Ca ution: Any chang es or modifications not expres sly
approv ed by the p arty responsi ble fo r comp liance could void the
user’s autho rity to operate this equip ment.
This device c ompli es wit h Part 15 of the FC C Rul es. Operati on is
subject to the following t wo con ditions: (1) This d evice may n ot
cause harmful interferenc e, an d (2) t his dev ice m ust ac cept any
interfe rence receiv ed, including interferenc e that may c ause
undesi red operatio n.
FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC) Regulations for
Wireless Devices
The FC C has adopted rules to ensur e reas onable acc ess to
telecommunications services f or persons with he aring disabilities.
As part of thi s effort, the i ndust ry use s a rati ng sy stem for wireless
phones to help hea ring device users find p hones that m ay be
compatible with th eir hea ring devices (hea ring ai ds and cochl ear
implan ts). This hearing-aid compatibi lity (HAC) ra ting sy stem is
descri bed in the A merican Nati onal Standa rds Institute (ANSI)
C63.19 standard a nd incl udes t he foll owin g ratin gs:
M-Rati ngs: For ph ones that us e aco ustic c ouplin g with hearing
devices that are not ope rating i n telec oil m ode. P hones rated M3
or M4 meet FCC HA C req uirements a nd ar e likely to generate l ess
radio frequenc y interf erenc e with he aring d evices t han phones with
lower ratings. M4 is the better/higher of the two r atings . Your
0PM91 20 is rated M4.
T-Ratings: F or phones th at us e inductive c ouplin g with hearin g
devices ope rating i n telec oil mode. Phones rated T3 or T4 m eet
FCC HA C re quirem ents and a re likely to b e more usabl e with a
hearin g aid’s telecoil than pho nes that are not rat ed. T4 is the
better/higher of the two ratings . Your 0PM9 120 is rate d T4.
This phone has be en tes ted an d rate d for use with hea ring aids for
some of the wireless te chnol ogies th at it uses. How ever, th ere ma y
be som e newer wireless techn ologies used in this pho ne tha t hav e
not be en tested ye t for us e wit h heari ng ai ds. It is impo rtant t o try
the diff erent f eatur es of this phone th oroug hly an d in different
locatio ns, usi ng yo ur hea ring aid or c ochle ar implant, t o dete rmine
if you hear any interfering noise. Consult y our se rvice provide r or
the ma nufacturer o f this phone for information on heari ng aid
compatibility. If you have questions about return or exc hange
policies, consult yo ur ser vice provide r or phone retailer.
The rati ngs a re not guar antees. Tryi ng out the ph one with your
hearin g devic e is the bes t way to eval uate i t for y our pe rsonal
needs. Resul ts will vary depen ding on a us er’s h earing device and
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hearin g loss. For e xampl e, if s ome wi reless pho nes are used near
some hearing devices, u sers may de tect a buzzi ng, hu mming , or
whining noise. Som e hea ring devices are m ore immun e than
others to this interf erence noise, and phon es also vary i n the
amoun t of interfere nce they ge nerate . If yo ur hearing device
happe ns to be vulnerabl e to interfere nce, y ou ma y not be abl e to
use a r ated p hone succe ssfully .
Please powe r off t he Bluetooth functi on while usi ng he aring aid
devices with your 0 PM91 20.
For inf ormation ab out h earing aids and d igital wireless
phones
FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility and Volume Control:
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/hearing.html
Hearing Aid Compatibility for Wireless Telephones
http://www.fcc .gov/g uides/hearing-aid -compa tibility -wireless-t
elepho nes
Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy
Your wireless devic e has an in ternal anten na that emits radi o
frequency (R F) energy. Human exposure t o RF energy has b een
and co ntinue s to be the s ubject of sci entific research. According to
the U.S. Foo d and Drug Administration (FD A), “the wei ght of
scientific evidence has n ot link ed cell phon es wit h any health
proble ms.” Y ou ca n acce ss this FDA public ation and ot her
informa tion on hum an ex posur e to R F energy at:
U.S. Food a nd Drug Adm inistration:
http://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProduc
tsandProcedures/HomeBusinessandEntertainment/CellPhones/ucm116
282.htm
Federal Communic ations Com missi on:
http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/radio-frequency-safety
NIH National Institute of Environmen tal Health Sciences:
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/topics/agents/cellphones/
Health Canad a:
http://healthycanadians.gc.ca/consumer-consommation/home-maison/c
ell-eng.php
World Health Organ ization:
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs193/en/
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IEEE Commi ttee o n Man and Radiati on:
http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/embs/comar/
International Comm ission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Pr otecti on:
http://www.icnirp.de/
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Testing
Your d evice has b een de signe d to comply with a pplica ble limi ts for
RF ex posure . Thes e limi ts use a unit of me asure ment c alled
Specific Absorptio n Rate , or S AR, wh ich refers t o the r ate at which
the bo dy abs orbs R F ene rgy. T he Federal Comm unica tions
Commi ssion (FCC) has establishe d a limi t for mob ile ph ones of 1.6
W/kg, which applies in the Unit ed States a nd oth er countries t hat
follow the FC C’s S AR limit. Thi s limit is bas ed u pon standard s
develo ped by expe rt non -gove rnmen t orga nizatio ns, such as the
Institut e of El ectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and th e
Nation al Council o n Radi ation Protection a nd Measure ments
(NCRP) , and input from other federal agen cies s uch as the FDA
and EP A. In countries th at follo w the Council of the Eur opean
Union, the SAR lim it is 2. 0 W/k g.
SAR te sting is conducted with the de vice placed in common
operati ng positions (e.g., held against the head, worn on the body)
and transmitting at i ts highest c ertified power lev el in e ach
frequency band of operation. B ecaus e the device is tra nsmitti ng at
its high est ce rtified powe r level , SAR tests captu re a w orst-ca se
operati ng sc enario and therefo re ofte n do not refl ect th e amount of
RF ex posure durin g norm al, ev eryday use. More inform ation on
SAR te sting is avail able on the FCC’s web site at
http://www.fcc.gov/guides/wireless-devices-and-health-concerns
HTC Co rp. s ubmitt ed SA R test resul ts dem onstrating c ompli ance
with th e FCC’s SA R limit for wi reless devic es as part of the F CC’s
equipm ent c ertifica tion p rocess for this devi ce. T hese results can
be acc essed via th e FCC’s equipmen t auth orizati on databas e
(found at http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/) by sea rching for th e
device’s FCC ID: NM80P M9120 . This devi ce’s m aximum SA R
values as reported to the FCC are:
Head: 0.4 4 W/k g@1g
Body -worn Acce ssory: 0.98 W/kg@ 1g
Body-worn Operation
This device was tes ted f or com plianc e with applic able S AR limits
during typical body -worn operations. To ensure t hat RF expos ure
levels remai n at or below the tested l evels, use a belt-clip, hol ster,
or simil ar acc essory that maintai ns a minimu m se paratio n dist ance
of 1.0 c m between your body and the devic e, with eithe r the f ront
.
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or back of the device faci ng tow ards your body. S uch ac cess ories
should not contain any metallic comp onents. Bod y-worn
access ories t hat do not meet t hese s pecifications may not en sure
compli ance with ap plica ble SA R limit s and their use sh ould b e
avoide d.
Reducing RF Exposure
Organizations suc h as the FCC have identi fied th e following
measu res to reduc e your expo sure t o RF e nergy :
Use speak er mo de or a han ds-fre e acce ssory to mi nimize time
spent w ith th e wirel ess d evice held against your head;
Incr ease the distance betwee n the wirel ess de vice and yo ur
head and bo dy;
Sen d texts inste ad of making or re ceivin g voic e calls.
For mo re informati on, se e the FCC’s web page o n Wir eless
Device s and Healt h Conc erns at
http://www.fcc.gov/guides/wireless-devices-and-health-concerns.
FCC RF Statement
This equip ment has b een tes ted and fou nd to c omply with FCC
radiation exp osure l imits for us e in a n uncontrolled envi ronme nt,
in acco rdanc e with the p rocedu res s pecified by F CC rul es.
This equip ment has b een tes ted and fou nd to c omply with
co-loc ation c ompli ance requirements for b uilt-in Bluet ooth a nd
WLAN.
This equip ment must not be co-loc ated or ope rated in
conjun ction with an y oth er antenna o r transmitter.
Use only t he su pplied or an approved an tenna. Unauthoriz ed
anten nas, modificati ons, or a ttachments c ould imp air call quality,
damag e the phone, or re sult in violati on of regulations. Do no t
use the phone with a dam aged antenna. If a dam aged antenna
comes into c ontact with t he ski n, a burn may res ult. Please
contac t your l ocal dealer for re placem ent antenna.
WEEE notice
The Di rectiv e on W aste Electric al an d Electronic Equip ment
(WEEE ), which ent ered i nto force as Europ ean l aw on 13th
Februa ry 2003, res ulted i n a m ajor change in the treat ment of
electric al eq uipment at e nd-of-life.
The purpose of this Direc tive is , as a first priority, the preventi on of
WEEE , and i n addi tion, to promote t he reuse, rec ycling and other
forms of reco very of suc h wastes so as to reduce disposal.
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waste. You are liabl e to dispos e of all your electronic
equipm ent at the ti me of disposal will allow us to help
where you p urchas ed th e equ
The W EEE l ogo (s hown at the left) o n the produc t or
on its box in dicates that this product must not be
dispos ed of or dum ped with yo ur oth er hou sehol d
or electrical waste equipment by relocating over to
the spe cified collection p oint fo r recyc ling of suc h
hazard ous waste. I solate d collection and p roper
recove ry of y our el ectronic and electrical waste
conserving natural resou rces. Moreover, p roper
recycling of t he electronic and electri cal wa ste
equipm ent will ens ure safety of human health an d
environment. For m ore informa tion a bout el ectro nic
and ele ctrical wast e equi pment dispo sal, r ecove ry,
and collectio n poin ts, ple ase c ontact your l ocal ci ty
center, household waste dispo sal se rvice, s hop f rom
manuf acture r of th e equipment .
RoHS compliance
This product is in c ompliance w ith Di rectiv e 2011 /65/EU of the
European Pa rliame nt an d of th e Council of 8 June 2011, on t he
restriction of the us e of c ertain hazar dous substances i n elect rical
and ele ctroni c equi pment (RoH S) an d its a mendm ents.
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produc t complies w ith the California Energ y
Commi ssion (CEC) ener gy effi ciency standards for
battery charg er systems s et forth at California Code
of Reg ulatio ns Titl e 20, S ection s 160 1 thro ugh
1608.
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