Molly Lac D9 MollyLux UV-LED Lamp Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- Molly Lac
Table of Contents
Molly Lac D9 MollyLux UV-LED Lamp
Technical data
Power supply
- nominal input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz
- Rated output: DC 12V/4A, DC 12V/6A
- Power: 150W
- Number of UV LEDs: 57pcs
- UV wavelength: 365+405nm
- Model: D9
- Certificate No: Cures hybrids/UV/LED gels.
Description of components
- Infrared sensor
- Timer display
- Timer buttons
- Power connector
Operating Instructions
- Connect the unit to the power supply.
- To turn on the lamp, press the timer button – you can select one of the available timer options 10s/30s/60s/99s(99s is painless mode), or start without selecting a time. To do this, insert your hand into the device and illumination will start automatically when movement is detected by the sensor (limit – max 120s).
- After pressing the button 99s the device enters the painless mode and the irradiation power gradually increases.
- Follow the curing instructions of the product used.
- Unplug the lamp from the mains supply when you have finished using it.
Warnings
- The lamp should be operated only from the correct power source.
- Protect the unit from dust, water and other liquids.
- Unplug the lamp from the power source when the lamp is not in use or there is a need to clean it.
- Do not use the lamp
- In humid areas.
- If the power adapter is damaged.
- If the unit or the connecting cable is damaged.
- If the timer buttons do not work.
- The unit should not be left running for more than 60min as this may reduce the life of the unit. The device is designed for indoor use.
- It is forbidden to make any changes to the device yourself.
- Opening the device is categorically forbidden and equals with loss of guarantee and the producer is not responsible for correct and safe functioning of the device.
- It is not allowed to look directly into the UV light which can cause damage to the eyes. The lamp uses UV/LEDs, which emit dangerous UV rays. These can also cause damage to the skin. Your skin may be more sensitive to UV rays when you are taking medication or using cosmetics. If you notice sudden changes on your skin, seek medical advice immediately.
- KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
DISPOSAL
In accordance with Article 13(1) of the Act of 11 September 2015 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (Journal of Laws 2015, item 1688), we would like to inform you about the proper handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment: It is forbidden to place waste electrical and electronic equipment together with other waste – this is confirmed by the marking in the form of a „crossed out basket”, ordering selective collection of this type of waste Electrical and electronic equipment may contain dangerous substances, mixtures and components which, when released to the environment, may pose a serious threat to human health and life and to living organisms Waste electrical and electronic equipment should be handed over only to authorised collection points, a list of which should be included on the website of each Municipality Households play a key role in the waste electrical and electronic equipment management system due to the possibility of direct handing such waste to authorised collection points and elimination of undesirable social habits resulting in leaving waste equipment at unpredicted places.
IMPORTER
- MollyLac
- Michał Szewczyk
- 270 Piotrkowska St. 90-361 Łódź, Poland
- mollylac.com
- Made in P.R.C.