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Our 18yo daughter had a p/maker fitted earlier this year. Does anyone have any info on how a remote liftpass reader may affect it? Thanks
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
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isn't a real person
Most are passive, low power RFID scanners, so won't extend more than a foot or so (was reading this on the mammoth mt website only a few days ago...)
Heres a cut-n-paste from their site...
Usual disclaimers apply, talk to the lift services people on mountain for further advice etc etc etc.
Quote:
Q: What About RFID & Pacemakers?
Answer: Electronic devices (e.g. radio units, mobile phones, security systems, etc.) create electromagnetic waves of different frequencies and intensities. These are caused by the design of electronic devices and therefore in most cases cannot be avoided. Unfortunately, these waves sometimes may also lead to an undesired impairment of other sensitive electronic devices.
Mammoth's Axess/Sirius lift access system is CE certified and complies with all standards. It was found that with the proper use of devices there is no danger for persons using pacemakers when passing hands free entry systems at the lift. However, for general reasons of precaution and compliance with the general requirements applicable, the general recommendations for using electromagnetic units should be observed and the following rules should be adhered to:
*Guests with pacemakers must not wear their lift access media cards near the heart when passing through the gate and a distance of 8 to 12 inches should be observed in the case of queues and while passing through the gate.
*If you prefer not to pass through the gate, please alert our validation staff at the lift and you will be given alternative direction for lift access.
*If vertigo or sickness is experienced, get out of the direct vicinity of the gate or device.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Richard_Sideways
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Many thanks. Appreciated.
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