PRO RG500-S - Laser pointer Cocraft - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Rotary Laser Level
Model	PRO RG500-S
Brand	Cocraft
Dimensions (Main Unit)	160 × 160 × 185 mm
Weight (Main Unit)	3 kg
Laser Class	Class 3R (IEC 60825-1)
Laser Wavelength (Green)	510–520 nm
Maximum Output Power	<5 mW
Self-Levelling Range	±5°
Accuracy	±0.1 mm/m
Working Range (Without Receiver)	Up to 40 m
Working Range (With Receiver)	Up to 500 m
Rotation Speed	0, 60, 120, 300, 600 rpm
Line Projection Angles	10°, 45°, 90°, 180°
Power Supply	Rechargeable NiMH 4.0 Ah battery pack or 4 × C/LR14 batteries
Operating Time (Battery Pack)	Up to 16 hours
Operating Time (Alkaline Batteries)	Up to 40 hours
Charger Input	100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Charger Output	5.6 V DC / 900 mA
Tripod Thread	5/8"
IP Rating	IP54 (dust and splash water protected)
Operating Temperature	-10 to 50 °C (14 to 122 °F)
Included Accessories	Laser receiver, receiver holder, charger, remote control, battery holder, battery pack, green laser glasses, green target card, case
Manual Levelling Adjustment	Up to 5° in X and Y axis
Out of Level Warning	Yes, selectable

Frequently Asked Questions - PRO RG500-S Cocraft

How do I switch the laser level on and off?

Press the power button (labeled [On/off]) on the control panel to switch on. Press again to switch off. The laser will start self-levelling automatically.

What battery types can I use?

You can use the included rechargeable NiMH battery pack (4.0 Ah) or a battery holder with 4 × C/LR14 alkaline batteries (sold separately). Never mix old and new batteries or rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries.

How do I charge the battery pack?

Connect the charger to a wall socket and to one of the power input sockets on the laser level. The LED shines red while charging and turns green when fully charged. First-time charging takes approximately 7 hours.

What is the laser class and safety precautions?

This is a Class 3R laser product (<5 mW, 510–520 nm). Never point the beam at people or animals, and never look directly into the beam. Do not use optical aids like binoculars. Always turn off when not in use and keep away from children.

How does self-levelling work?

When switched on, the laser automatically enters self-levelling mode. It levels itself up to ±5°. If tilted more than 5°, the laser will not start rotating; level it manually and switch on again.

Can I use the laser on an inclined plane?

Yes, press the manual levelling button (icon) to activate manual mode. Then use the arrow buttons to incline the laser line up to 5° in X and Y axes for sloped surfaces.

What does the Out of Level Warning feature do?

When activated (press button [1] until LED blinks), the laser switches off if knocked out of level and flashes an alert. When deactivated, it is more tolerant and automatically resumes after a shock. Useful for remote work.

How do I use the laser receiver?

In poor lighting or outdoors, use the receiver to detect the laser line. Mount it on a levelling staff. The receiver emits different audible signals: short beep (above zero line), continuous beep (on zero line), slow beep (below zero line). Adjust sensitivity and backlight using the button.

How do I check and calibrate the laser level?

Place the laser 20 m from a wall, mark point A, rotate the laser 180°, mark point B. Measure distance H between A and B. If H is less than 4 mm, the accuracy is within tolerance (±0.1 mm/m). If greater, send to an authorized service center for calibration.

What should I do if the laser does not switch on?

Check the battery pack is charged and correctly inserted, or that the batteries in the holder are fresh and inserted with correct polarity. If the laser switches on but won't start levelling, it may be tilted more than 5°—level it manually and restart.

USER MANUAL PRO RG500-S Cocraft

Read the entire instruction manual carefully and make sure that you fully understand it before you use the equipment. Keep the manual for future reference.

Viktig information:

Original instructions

Bruksanvisning i original

Originalbruksanvisning

RG500-S Rotary Laser

Art.no 41-1265 Model FRE203 X-1-G

Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and then save it for future reference. We reserve the right for any errors in text or images and any necessary changes made to technical data. In the event of technical problems or other queries, please contact our Customer Services (see address details on the back).

Safety

• This product generates laser radiation of laser class 3R in accordance with IEC 60825-1. Laser beams always pose a risk of blinding people and pets.
• On-product warning labels must be kept legible.
• Never point the laser beam towards people or animals and never look directly into the beam. Even low intensity lasers can cause permanent eye damage.
• If the product is mounted onto a tripod, make sure that it is fastened securely, that the tripod is fully open, locked and standing steadily on a firm surface.
• Do not use or store the product in temperatures other than those specified in the specifications below ( -10 to 50 ^ , 14 to 122 ^ ).
• Do not subject the product to extreme changes in temperature. Let it acclimatise to the ambient temperature before switching it on.
• This product contains no parts that you can repair yourself. This product must not be dismantled, opened or modified in any way.
• The product must only be repaired by qualified service technicians using original spare parts.
• The product is only intended for normal domestic use and only in the manner described in this instruction manual.
• The laser viewing glasses must not be used as safety glasses. The laser viewing glasses improve the visibility of the laser beam but do not protect eyes from laser radiation.
• Do not position the product in such a way that the laser beam can be reflected in mirrors or other reflective surfaces.
• Laser viewing glasses must not be used as normal sunglasses or in street traffic.
• Laser viewing glasses do not provide complete UV protection and reduce colour perception.
• Never point the laser beam at reflective material.
• This product is not a toy. Never let children play with the product. There is always a risk that someone will be inadvertently blinded.
• Never position the product in such a way that the laser beam projects at eye level and could possibly shine into someone's eyes.
• Never leave the product switched on unattended. Always switch it off after use. There is always a risk that someone could be blinded by the laser beam.

Laser classification

The rotatary laser emits a visible laser beam and is classed as a Class 3R laser in accordance with: IEC60825-1: 2014 Safety of laser products.

LASER RADIATION AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE.

CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT.

Caution – Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure (or alternatively, equivalent appropriate warnings).

• Do not stare into the laser beam or direct it towards other people or animals. Risk of serious damage to eyes.
• Never let the laser beam come close to eyes, even exposure to eyelids could cause eye damage.
• Caution: Do not look directly into the beam with optical aids such as binoculars or telescopes. Risk of serious damage to eyes.
• Make sure not to remove or damage the safety symbols and warnings found on the rotary laser.
• Never try to open the housing, repair or modify the rotary laser in any way.
• Only use accessories that are recommended by the manufacturer or retailer.
• Never use the rotary laser where explosive substances are used or stored.
• Do not use the rotary laser on or near highly reflective surfaces since the laser beam can be reflected back into your own or someone else's eyes.
• The instruction manual must always accompany the rotary laser. Anyone intending to use the laser must first read the entire instruction manual.

Package contents

1. Case
2. Main unit
3. Laser receiver
4. Laser receiver holder for attaching the receiver to a levelling staff.
5. Charger for included battery pack
6. Remote control
7. Battery holder (pictured batteries sold separately)
8. Battery pack
9. Green laser glasses
10. Green target card

Main unit

1. Rotary laser for horizontal levelling
2. Laser window for plumb dot
3. Control panel
4. Input socket for battery charger

1. Lock nut for battery pack/battery holder
2. Tripod thread for horizontal levelling/laser window for plumb dot
3. Input socket for battery charger

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1. Tripod tread for vertical levelling

1. Slider for closing the laser window for plumb dot

Control panel

1. [On/off
2. [icon] Select automatic or manual levelling
3. [▶] Moves the laser beam clockwise when you have limited the scanning angle to 10, 45, 90 or 180°
4. [▶] Moves the laser beam anticlockwise when you have limited the scanning angle to 10, 45, 90 or 180°
5. [←] [→] Manual levelling of the X-axis
6. [↓] [↑] Manual levelling of the Y-axis
7. [💡] Line, select fan angle 0–10, 0–45, 0–90 or, 0–180°
8. [💡] Select rotation speed 0–60–120–300–600 rpm
9. [💡] Out of level warning on/off

Most of the functions listed above can also be found on the remote controller.

Remote control

1. [↓] [↑] Manual levelling of the Y-axis
2. [◀] Laser beam rotates to the left
3. [💡] Rotation speed 0–60–120–300–600 rpm
4. [icon] Select automatic or manual levelling
5. LED indicator
6. [icon] Line, select fan angle 10, 45, 90 or, 180^
7. [▶] Laser beam rotates to the right
8. [←] [→] Manual levelling of the X-axis

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    A["30"] --> B["29"]
    B --> C["35"]
    C --> D["36"]
    D --> E["29"]
    E --> F["36"]
    F --> G["29"]
    G --> H["36"]
    H --> I["29"]
    I --> J["36"]
    J --> K["29"]
    K --> L["36"]
    L --> M["29"]
    M --> N["36"]
    N --> O["29"]
    O --> P["36"]
    P --> Q["29"]
    Q --> R["36"]
    R --> S["29"]
    S --> T["36"]
    T --> U["29"]
    U --> V["36"]
    V --> W["29"]
    W --> X["36"]
    X --> Y["29"]
    Y --> Z["36"]
    Z --> AA["29"]
    AA --> AB["36"]
    AB --> AC["29"]
    AC --> AD["36"]
    AD --> AE["29"]
    AE --> AF["36"]
    AF --> AG["29"]

Laser receiver

1. [①] Power button
2. [☐] Audible signal on/off
3. Battery charge status
4. Audible signal on/off
5. The laser line is inside the sensor window but above the zero line. The receiver emits a short audible signal.
6. The laser line is on the zero line. The receiver emits a continuous audible signal.
7. The laser line is inside the sensor window but below the zero line. The receiver emits a slow audible signal.
8. High sensitivity
9. Low sensitivity
10. Sensor window
11. [☒] High/Low sensitivity. Long-press to illuminate the display. Long-press again to switch the display off.

1. Display
2. Laser receiver mounting bracket
3. Battery cover

Batteries

Main unit

You can use the included battery pack (8) or insert regular batteries into the included battery holder (7).

Battery pack

1. Insert the battery pack into the laser level making sure that the contacts line up correctly (the battery pack only fits on in one way).
2. Tighten the lock nut (16).
3. Fully charge the battery before using the laser level for the first time. Charging time: approximately 7 hours.
4. Connect the charger to a wall socket and to one of the power input sockets (14) or (18) on the laser level.
5. The LED indicator shines red when the battery is being charged and changes to green when the battery is fully charged.

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Battery holder

1. Insert 4 × C/LR14, 1.5 V batteries (sold separately). Refer to the markings in the battery holder to ensure correct polarity. Never mix old and new batteries. Never mix rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries.

2. Insert the battery holder into the laser level making sure that the contacts line up correctly (the battery holder only fits on in one way).

3. Tighten the lock nut (16).

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Remote control

1. Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote control by sliding the cover in the direction of the arrow and insert 2 × AAA/LR03 batteries (sold separately). Refer to the markings in the battery compartment to ensure correct polarity.

2. Refit the battery cover.

Laser receiver

1. Release the battery compartment cover catch and remove the cover.
2. Insert 1 × 6LR61, 9 V battery (sold separately). Refer to the markings in the battery compartment to ensure correct polarity.
3. Refit the battery cover.

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Operating instructions

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The laser can be placed/mounted horizontally or vertically and when in the horizontal position projects a horizontal laser line plus plumb dots upwards and downwards.

The laser level is self-levelling up to 5°.

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In the vertical position it projects a vertical laser line plus horizontal laser dots.

Note: If the temperature where the laser level is stored differs greatly from the temperature at which the level is to be used, the level should be allowed to acclimatise to the ambient temperature before it is used.

Self-levelling

1. The self-levelling feature is automatically activated when the level is switched on. For the levelling function, one laser dot is aimed to the side and one upwards. When the laser level has levelled itself the laser will begin to rotate.
2. If the laser level leans more than ± 5^ it will not start to rotate. If this happens, switch the laser level off, level it as best you can by hand and then switch it back on again.

Modes

Automatic or manual levelling

When it is switched on the laser level automatically enters automatic levelling mode.

Press [21] so that the green LED comes on to put the laser level into manual levelling mode. This allows you orientate the laser level at different angles, such as on slopes.

Line projection

Press [icon] (26) repeatedly to select the beam spread angle. Choose between 10, 45, 90 and 180^ .

Changing the rotation speed

Press [7] (27) repeatedly to limit the rotation speed of the laser. Choose between 0, 60, 120, 300 and 600 rpm.

Out of level warning

The Out of Level Warning feature is automatically deactivated when the level is switched on.

A deactivated out of level warning feature means that:

• The laser level is more tolerant of knocks than when the feature is activated.
• The laser level switches off if it is moved out of position or subjected to a heavy blow or jolt.
• The laser level automatically switches itself back on after having been knocked out of level by a heavy shock.

This feature can be used when you work relatively close to the instrument and are able to notice that it has been knocked out of line.

An activated out of level warning feature (press [1] (28) so that the LED on the button blinks to activate the feature) means that:

• The laser level is less tolerant of knocks than when the feature is deactivated.
• The laser level switches off if moved out of position or subjected to a blow or jolt.
• The laser level will not automatically switch itself back on after having been knocked out of level by a blow or jolt.
• The LED on the button will flash quickly to indicate this.

This feature is useful for when you are working relatively far away from the instrument and need to be alerted if it has been knocked out of position.

Note: The Manual Levelling and Out of Level features cannot both be used at the same time.

Moving the laser level in line projection mode

1. Press [💡] to select a spread angle of 10, 45, 90 or 180^ .
2. Press or hold down [▶] to move the laser line clockwise.
3. Press or hold down [◀] to move the laser line anticlockwise.

Raise, lower or incline the laser line

With the laser level set up for horizontal levelling, press [icon] so that the green LED comes on and Manual Levelling mode is activated.

1. Press [←] [→] to incline the laser line.
2. Press [][] to raise/lower the laser line.

With the laser level set up for vertical levelling, press [icon] so that the green LED comes on and Manual Levelling mode is activated.

1. Press [←] [→] to incline the laser line.
2. Press [][] to move the laser line to the right or left.
   3.

Using the laser level with the laser receiver

1. In poor lighting conditions or when used outdoors, the laser receiver can be used to help improve detection of the laser line. Mark the line using the mark on the receiver.

2. Long-press [✗] (47) to illuminate the display backlight. Long-press again to switch the display off.

Depth levelling

The picture below shows an example of how the receiver is used to create a uniform depth and level surface when digging trenches and foundations.

When the laser beam hits the sensor window, the receiver will emit repeated audible signals. When the laser beam is on the middle of the line in the sensor window the receiver will emit a continuous audible signal.

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Inclined plane levelling

The picture below shows an example of levelling on an inclined plane. The laser line has been inclined (refer to the Modes section above) to create an even inclined plane. The laser line can be inclined up to 5°.

Laser viewing glasses

The laser enhancement glasses improve the visibility of the laser line in situations where it is difficult to see it, such as in bright light conditions or over long distances.

Note:

• Laser viewing glasses must not be used as safety glasses. They make it easier to see the laser beam but do not protect eyes from radiation.
• Laser viewing glasses must not be used as normal sunglasses or in street traffic. They do not protect against UV-radiation and impair colour perception.

Calibration check

If you wish to check the accuracy of the laser level, do so in the following way:

1. Make sure that you have a free field of sight of about 20 m.
2. Place the instrument onto a tripod or other stable surface.
3. Aim the "X" mark at the target point and switch the laser level on.

Note: Depending on the lighting conditions, you may need to use the line feature or receiver to mark the position of the laser line on the wall/target surface.

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1. Mark the position of the laser beam on the wall/target surface (A).

1. Starting from the "X" mark, rotate the head of the laser level 180^ .

2. Mark the position of the laser beam (B).

3. Measure the distance (H) between point (A) and (B).

4. If the distance between the points is less than 4 mm the instrument is within its tolerance limits. If the distance is greater, the instrument should be sent to an authorised service centre for calibration.

Care, maintenance and storage

• Clean the laser level using a lightly moistened cloth. Use only mild cleaning agents, never solvents or corrosive chemicals.

• If the laser level is not to be used for a long time:

• Remove the batteries.

• Store the instrument where it is not exposed to vibrations and is out of reach of children.
• Ensure that the place of storage has a normal room temperature and is dry and dust free.
• Charge the battery pack at regular intervals to maintain the battery capacity.

Troubleshooting guide

The laser will not switch on.	If you are using the battery packMake sure that the batteries are charged and correctly fitted.Refer to the Batteries section above.If you are using loose batteries in the battery holderCheck the capacity of the batteries and make sure that they are inserted correctly. Refer to the markings on the battery holder to ensure correct polarity.
The laser switches on but does not start, self-levelling fails.	The laser is inclined too much (over 5°). Right the laser level.
The laser line is not clear.	Check the batteries and replace if necessary.Check the laser window, clean it with a soft cloth if necessary.Ambient light level too high.

Responsible disposal

This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with general household waste. This applies throughout the entire EU. In order to prevent any harm to the environment or health hazards caused by incorrect waste disposal, the product must be handed in for recycling so that the material can be disposed of in a responsible manner. When recycling your product, take it to your local collection facility or contact the place of purchase. They will ensure that the product is disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.

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Specifications

Main unit

Power Battery pack of rechargeable NiMH 4.0 Ah batteries or battery holder for 4 × C/LR14, 1.5 V batteries (sold separately)

Operating time Fully charged battery pack: up to 16 hours Alkaline batteries: up to 40 hours Continuous rotation: up to 16 hours regardless of battery type

Working range Without receiver: 40 m (depending on lighting conditions). With a receiver: up to 500 m regardless of lighting conditions.

Manual levelling adjustment Up to 5° in both the X and Y axis.

Self-levelling adjustment ±5^

Accuracy ±0.1 mm/m

Green laser Wavelength 510–520 nm, laser class 3R <5 mW, divergence < 0.2 mrad

Red laser Wavelength 650 nm, laser class 1

Variable rotation speed 60, 120, 300 and 600 rpm

Line projection angles 10, 45, 90 and 180°

Tripod thread 5/8"

Operating temperature -10 to 50 °C (14 to 122 °F)

IP rating IP54 (protected from dust and splashing water)

Size 160 × 160 × 185 mm

Weight 3 kg

Laser receiver

Batteries 1 × 6LR61, 9 V (sold separately)

Size 155 × 75 × 30 mm

Weight 260 g (with batteries)

Remote control

Batteries 2 × AAA/LR03 (sold separately)

Size 110 × 45 × 25 mm

Range Approx. 20 m

Operating temperature -20 to 50 °C (-4 to 122 °F)

Weight 65 g (with batteries)

Charger

In 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Out 5.6 V DC/ 900 mA

Rotationslaser RG500-S

Art.nr 41-1265 Modell FRE203 X-1-G

LASERPRODUKT KLASS 3R.

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Batterier

Huvudenhet

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Batterihållare

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Fjärrkontroll

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Användning

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Vid vertikal montering/placering projiceras en lodrät laserlinje samt vågräta laserpunkter.

Nivåmätning

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Mätning av lutande plan

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Specifikationer

Huvudenhet

In 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Ut 5,6 V DC/900 mA

LASERPRODUKT KLASSE 3R.

1. Roterende laser til horizontal nivellering
2. Laservindu for å lodde opp
3. Kontrollpanel
4. Uttak for batterilader

1. Låsemutter for batteripack/batteriholder
2. Stativfeste ved horisontal nivellering/laservindu for loddepunkt
3. Uttak for batterilader

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Batterier

Hovedenhet

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Batteriholder

1. Sett i batterier, 4 × C/LR14, 1,5 V (selges separat) i batteriholderen. Følg merkingen for polaritet i bunnen av batteriholderen. Bland aldri nye og gamle batterier. Bland heller ikke ladbare og ikke ladbare batterier.
2. Monter batteriholderen i laseren og pass på at tilkoblingskontakten kommer på riktig plass (batteriholderen kan kun settes i på én måte).
3. Trekk til läsemutteren (16).

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Fjernkontroll

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Bruk

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Interior view of a room with a camera setup and window, no text or symbols present

Ved vertikal montering/plassering projiseres en loddrett laserlinje og vannrette laserpunkter.

Nivåmåling

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1. Gå ut fra «X»-merkingen og drei laseren 180°.

2. Marker laserstrålens posisjon (B).

3. Mål avstanden (H) mellom punkt (A) og (B).

4. Hvis avstanden mellom punktene er mindre enn 4 mm er laseren innenfor toleranse-området. Hvis avstanden er større bør laseren leveres til et autorisert serviceverksted.

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Spesifikasjoner

Hovedenhet

Drift Batteripack med ladbare NiMH-batterier 4,0 Ah eller batteriholder for 4 × C/LR14, 1,5 V-batterier (selges separat)

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Virtalähde

Pääyksikkö

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Paristolokero

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Kaukosäädin

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Käyttö

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Tason mittaus

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Tekniset tiedot

Pääyksikkö

LASERPRODUKT KLASSE 3R.

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Batterien

Basiseinheit

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Batteriehalterung

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Fernbedienung

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Benutzung

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Niveaumessung

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Technische Daten

Basiseinheit

Stromversorgung

Declaration of Conformity

Declares that this product complies with the requirements of the following directives and standards

Machinery Directive EM

C Directive

2014/30/EU

Low Voltage Directive

2014/35/EU

EN: 61000-6-3: 2007

+A1:2011

EN: 61000-6-1: 2007

EN 61010-1:2010

EN 60825-1: 2014

Henrik Alfredsson

Manager Technique & Quality

Insjön, Sweden, 2017-05-12

CLAS OHLSON AB, SE-793 85 INSJÖN, SWEDEN

Sverige

Postal 10 - 13 Market Place

Kingston Upon Thames

Surrey

KT1 1JZ

Deutschland

Kundenservice Hotline: [phone]

E-Mail: [e-mail]

Homepage

www.clasohlson.de