This report is about the detection report of a certain brand and model product. The test results show that the product does not contain lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers, and meets the standards of GB 28051-2011 and SJ/T 1136-2006.
This manual introduces the Haier HW-N66W mobile phone, outlines the purpose of the guide, and presents safety notices, warranty disclaimer, and the publisher’s rights. It also describes the phone’s physical layout, key functions, and how to operate basic features.
Additional sections cover regulatory compliance such as SAR limits, environmental labeling, and proper disposal of batteries and other components. The document includes warnings for use in aircraft, fuel stations, medical facilities, and other sensitive environments. This manual is written in Chinese.
| SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) | 0.95 W/kg |
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No, many countries prohibit using a mobile phone on an aircraft because it may interfere with navigation systems.
Do not discard the battery near fire; instead, bring it to a local recycling center for proper handling.
The maximum SAR value for the device is 0.95 W/kg, meeting the national standard GB21288‑2007.