KBS Keenbot T8 Manual De Instrucciones página 9

Boosting the New Revolution of Intelligent Unmanned Delivery
The WARNING symbols warn users of dangerous operations that
may result in blindness, injury, burns (high- or low-temperature),
electric shock, bone fracture, poisoning, etc., with long-lasting
WARNING
sequelae that requires hospitalization or long-term hospitalization.
The CAUTION symbols indicate that non-compliance with these
precautions may result in injury, burns, electric shock, etc. However,
CAUTION
hospitalization and long-term hospitalization are not required.
The NOTE symbols indicate that non-compliance with the precautions
may damage or injure homes, property, livestock, and pets.
NOTE
2.3 Graphical Symbol Description
■ Do not use, charge, or store the robot and battery charger in high
temperature locations
, warm places, or places where heat accumulates
in hot weather, etc.)
under radiators, electric blankets)
and the battery charger free of any covering fabrics.
■ For safety reasons, do not use the robot in the following conditions:
① Do not expose the robot to an environment with excessive dust, sand,
snow, ice, water, humidity, salt water, or salt spray
and coastal environment)
The robot is designed for indoor use only. Using the robot outdoors may result
in a malfunction of, destruction of, or damage to components and surrounding
objects due to natural factors and other unexpected actions.
Otherwise, it may result in injury, malfunction, or damage to surrounding objects.
② Areas with steps higher than 0.5cm
③ Continuous downhill.
④ Children's play area.
⑤ Areas with reflective or transparent objects
windows, mirrors, acrylic panels, etc.)
⑥ Surfaces with black tape
attached with similar items.
WARNING
CAUTION
(near sparks or flames, near heaters, in direct sunlight, in a car
. Ensure proper ventilation and keep the robot
.
(such as rough surface)
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(materials with extremely low light reflectivity)
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