Safety Recommendations; Eu Declaration Of Conformity - Compact Instruments A2109 Instrucciones De Uso

General features
Compact Instruments A2109 tachometers feature a large vertical LCD display that gives excellent visibility in
most applications. Both have an "Inverting display feature" which maintains the display in the correct plane for
the user, for example when pointing the unit down into machinery.
This inverting display feature offers greater operational flexibility in almost any application where access is
difficult.
Laser optics provide enhanced optical performance compared to standard non-contact tachometers. Both mod-
els are supplied with a contact adaptor for rpm and linear speed contact applications.
Other features include Maximum and Minimum speed Capture and Average speed modes.

SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Always read and follow the operating instructions for use.
The units use a laser diode with an output power below 1 mW.
Never stare directly into the laser source.
Never aim the laser beam into anyone else's eyes.
Never open the instrument and attempt to adjust the output of the laser.
All repair work should be taken care of by Compact Instruments repair shop.
EU-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We, Compact Instruments Ltd,
61-65 Lever Street, Bolton, BL3 2AB declare that the
A2109 Tachometer Series
has been designed and and manufactured in accordance with:
EMC Directive 2004/108/EEC as outlined in harmonised norm for
Emission EN 6100-6-4:2007
Immunity EN 6100-6-2:2005
A2109 complies with the harmonized European Standards:
Directive 94/9/EC
ISO9001:2008
EN 80079-34; 2011
EN 60079-80; 2007
EN 610079-0:2009
EN60079-11:2007
Ex Classification: EEx ia IIC T4
Atex code: II 2 G
Ex Certificate Number: BAS01ATEX2301X
Notified Body:- SGS Baseefa 1180, Buxton UK
The laser is classified as class II power<1mw in accordance to : EN60825-1:2007
Deutshe Industrie Norm DIN SEC 76 (CO) 6
USA FDA Standard 21 CFR, Ch 1, Part 1040.10 and 1040.11
and is provided with the European CE approval.
UK, October 2014
Keith Whittingham
Chief Engineer
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