Main risks

• Ingestion of button cell batteries or small parts by children or pets.
• Battery overheating, leakage or fire due to incorrect installation, short circuits or exposure to heat.
• Unintentional activation of connected equipment (heaters, blinds, doors, motors) with possible entrapment, impacts or burns.
• Loss of control due to interference, obstacles, moisture, low battery, or use beyond range.
• Damage from the ingress of liquids or dust that may cause malfunctions or unexpected activations.
• Skin or eye irritation from contact with electrolyte from damaged or leaking batteries.

Safe use

• Before use, clearly identify which device each button controls and test operation under safe conditions.
• Ensure the area around the device to be operated is clear of people, pets and objects before pressing.
• Use only the specified battery type and size; observe the correct polarity and do not mix new and used batteries or different brands or chemistries.
• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. Replace all batteries at the same time when range or responsiveness decreases.
• Close the battery compartment securely; if it has a screw or safety catch, secure it after each change.
• Avoid impacts, drops, and exposure to water, high humidity or extreme temperatures. Do not use the remote control with wet hands.
• Store the remote control so that buttons are not pressed accidentally (bags, pockets or surfaces where it could be held down).
• If you suspect a battery has been swallowed, seek immediate medical attention. In case of leakage, avoid contact and clean following the battery manufacturer's instructions.

Storage and maintenance

• Store the remote control in a dry, ventilated place, away from heat sources, direct sunlight and moisture.
• Do not leave it inside vehicles exposed to the sun or near radiators or flames.
• Remove the batteries if you are not going to use the remote control for a prolonged period, or if you detect corrosion, swelling or leakage.
• Clean the casing with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive products, solvents or sprays.
• Periodically check the battery cover and compartment; replace the remote control if there are cracks, looseness or damaged latches.
• Dispose of used batteries at designated collection points; do not dispose of them in household waste.

Usage restrictions

• Not a toy: keep the remote control and batteries out of the reach of children. Supervision is mandatory in households with children or pets.
• Do not use the remote control to operate equipment that could cause harm if you do not have direct line of sight to the area or adequate stop systems.
• Do not use the remote control outdoors, in very humid areas or in potentially explosive atmospheres unless the product explicitly states its suitability.
• Do not open, modify or tamper with the remote control or its components.
• Use it only with compatible devices and follow the manufacturer's pairing procedure.
• If you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical devices, keep the remote control at a prudent distance from your chest and follow your medical device manufacturer's recommendations.