This document provides a safety guide for a gaming console called PS Vita. The console is intended for users aged 6 and up, and it is recommended to avoid prolonged use to prevent eye strain. If any health problems such as dizziness, nausea, fatigue, or discomfort occur during use, the system should be discontinued and a doctor should be consulted. The PS Vita complies with European Union RF guidelines and has been tested for radiation exposure. It is not intended for use in close proximity to the ear. The document also includes regulatory information about the equipment.
This document serves as a Safety Guide for the Sony PS Vita system, specifically models PCH-1004 and PCH-1104. It outlines critical safety instructions to prevent electrical shock, fire, and personal injury, emphasizing that the device should not be opened by the user and must only be serviced by qualified personnel.
The guide provides detailed health and usage warnings, including advice on preventing eye strain and repetitive motion injuries, proper headphone volume settings, and precautions for users with pacemakers or other medical devices. It also details environmental conditions to avoid, such as high temperatures, humidity, and exposure to dust or liquids.
| Maximum SAR level | 1.28 watts per Kilogram at body |
|---|---|
| Recommended break interval | 15 minutes every hour |
| Minimum distance from pacemaker | 20 cm |
Discontinue use of the system immediately and consult your doctor if symptoms persist.
No, you should not use the system while driving or riding a bicycle to avoid traffic accidents.
The nameplate is located behind the console.