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- Page 1 NEC IP DECT Handset care and cleaning guide Issue: April 2020 Version 1.4...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Preface This guide provides you with instructions to protect and clean your NEC DECT handset in the best possible way. It also describes the durability when exposed to dropping the handset on hard surfaces. Disclaimer: Our products are subject to continual development and improvement. Therefore, while the information in this document was complete when it was written, additions or modifications to the product after that date may cause changes to the technical and functional specifications. -
Page 3: Handset Protection And Cleaning Overview
For most of the handsets in the NEC portfolio a protecting case (pouch) is available. The use of such a case may help to protect the surface of your DECT handset and will help preventing liquids such as used for cleaning, from entering it. -
Page 4: Cleaning Instructions
Cleaning with disinfectant liquids In a care and cure environment handsets need to be cleaned at regular intervals with disinfectant cleaning liquids. NEC recommends to use handsets with an IP65 rating which are cleanable and can withstand a range of cleaning agents. -
Page 5: Cleaning Wipes
60% Chlorhexidin 0.5mg/ml Daily cleaning (5 times/day) 4) The M166, G577, G577H and I766(/Ex) handsets can be cleaned with agents commonly used in healthcare institutes. NEC refers to ISO 2812-4:2017 (en) - Paints and varnishes – Determination of resistance to liquids - Part 4: Spotting methods... -
Page 6: The Handset Ip-Rating
3 The handset IP-rating NEC DECT handsets offer either an IP40 or an IP65 rating. In the following tables this is explained (highlighted text) for dust as well as moisture: First Dust intrusion protection digit No special protection. Not rated (or no rating supplied) for protection against ingress of this type Protection from a large part of the body such as a hand (but no protection from deliberate access);...