Facom 779.CL1 Guía De Instrucciones página 5

OPERATION
- Before first use, charge the 779.CL1
The maximum autonomy is reached after 3 complete charge-discharge cycles.
- Power indicator on the base: green LED On.
The LEDs on the lamp blink to indicate charging. Once charging is complete, the LEDs are switched off.
- When switched on, the lamp's intensity increases gradually to preserve LED lifetime.
- The lamp's light intensity rises gradually when it is turned on to preserve the lifetime of the LEDs.
- When the operating time left drops to 1/4 hour, the lamp switches off and switches on instantly every 15 seconds.
- Batteries are sensitive to temperature: autonomy variations can occur at low temperatures
- The charging system is fitted with an automatic thermal circuit breaker.
- The 779.CL1 inspection lamp resists to most products and solvents used in automotive
repair and industrial shops (white spirit, petrol, diesel fuel, brake fluid, engine oil).
MAINTENANCE
- Never immerse the 779.CL1
- Use a dry cloth with soapy water to clean your
Use only FACOM spare battery packs, reference 779.CL16.
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- Using non-compliant packs or improper usage can cause leaks or an explosion which
would damage the lamp.
- Use only the 779.CL3 mains adapter supplied by FACOM. Using other mains adapters
can cause electrical hazard and start a fire.
- Before any prolonged use of the lamp, perform a full discharge-recharge cycle.
Ni-MH batteries are consumables not covered by the guarantee.
The lamp's autonomy is specified for new batteries.
89.8
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4
779.CL11
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inspection lamp for 3 hours.
inspection lamp in a cleaning product.
779.CL1
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5
Ni-MH
779.CL12
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779.CL16
inspection lamp.
779.CL16
6
779.CL13