Asycube 380 & 530
Operating Manual
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Safety equipment for operators
- For safety reasons, operators must wear protective eyewear when using the backlight
NOTE:
It is the customer's responsibility to install warning signs to inform anyone working around the
Asycube that they must wear the appropriate safety equipment.
Backlight
The Asycube has an integrated backlight that
consists of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes).
These LEDs emit visible or invisible radiation
depending on the colour of the backlighting.
LED lighting can create discomfort, cornea,
retinal and lens damage.
Figure 1-1: Specific warnings
The LEDs used are class 0 according to norm EN 62471. It is the sole responsibility of customers to
document their specific application and instruct employees on procedures to limit exposure to LED
radiation. The following prevention measures can be recommended:
A. Interpose, insofar as the job allows, a high pass filter at x nm depending on the colour (see
2.5.2) under a fixed or adjustable connection between the source and the employee
B. When the implementation of the foregoing is not possible, provide workers with goggles or a
face shield suitable for blocking radiation beyond 700 nm;
C. Prohibit or limit as much as possible direct access to the light source (exposure in the axis of
radiation).
D. Establish a security perimeter to prevent operators from approaching the light source at
distances beyond the nominal ocular hazard recommended by the manufacturer.
E. In all cases, ensure that the means used properly mitigate exposure variables (characteristics of
safety screens or goggles to choose based on the wavelength operators are exposed to).
Sound level
The sound level of the Asycube during intensive use without components in the platform is less than
72 dB(A). Depending on the components distributed in the platform, the sound level may be higher.
In this case, it is the customer's or integrator's responsibility to implement the necessary measures to
meet the safety requirements for operators.
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