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User manual and technical description Air2Care Model 10 & 20 Mattress Replacement and Overlay Systems D9U003VA0-0101 Version: 01 Printdate: 2017-08...
8 Use ..........................19 8.1 Preparing the Bed for the Patient ......................19 9 Controls and Indicators ....................20 9.1 Control panel - Air2Care 10 ......................20 9.2 Control panel - Air2Care 20 ......................21 9.3 Pressure Control ..........................23 10 Additional Functions ..................... 25 CPR –...
1 Symbols Warning Notices 1.1.1 Types of Warning Notices Warning notices are differentiated by the type of danger using the following key words: Caution - risk of material damage. Warning - risk of physical injury. Danger - risk of fatal injury. 1.1.2 Structure of Warning Notices SIGNAL WORDS!
Read user manual Attention Only suitable for indoor use CE mark of conformity with EU regulation 2x 1A (T) anti-surge fuse (Air2Care 10) 2x 250mA (T) anti-surge fuse (Air2Care 20) Protection against accidents due to electrical current – Type B instruments...
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Serial label Air2Care 20 The serial label is located on the back of the SCU (System Control Unit). The serial number and the model number ® can be found on the type plate. This information is required when contacting LINET D9U003VA0-0101_01...
Never use safety straps designed for fixing the mattress to the bed for emergency evacuation of the patient. ® LINET shall not assume any responsibility for any damage or injury resulting from incorrect use. Position the mains cable so that there are no loops or kinks in the cable; protect the cable from mechani- cal wear and tear.
Use and Storage Conditions Air2Care is suitable for use and storage in indoor environments meeting the following requirements: 0 °C – 40 °C Ambient temperature Relative humidity 30% - 75% 795 – 1060 hPa Atmospheric pressure Dust and water protection (SCU) IP 3X IP Code 3X Protected against ingress of solid foreign objects with...
Contraindication WARNING Risk of injury due to incorrect use! Before placing a patient on an Air2Care mattress, always have a qualified person perform a risk assessment to ensure that the support provided is appropriate and fulfills the applicable local stipulations. ...
4 System Description Mattress The Air2Care mattress system is designed for use in all health care facilities, hospitals, nursing homes and community care as an aid to the prevention and treatment of skin injuries related to pressure damage. 4.1.1 The Overlay This system is designed to be used with current mattress.
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4.1.2 Mattress replacement system (air + foam) The mattress replacement system is designed to replace a standard hospital, nursing home or domestic foam mattress. It consists of the overlay system and an additional lower 3-section foam base. The replacement system cover is water proof and vapour permeable with a two 180° zips to allow easy access for cleaning. Cover has straps to secure the mattress to the bed.
The SCU is equipped with an audio and/or visual alarm system to detect power failures, air pipe disconnections or other faults. Fig. 5a SCU for Air2Care 10 Fig. 5b SCU for Air2Care 20...
6 Installation and Operation Securing Strap System WARNING Material damage due to incorrect fastening of safety straps! When using mattress replacement or overlay systems, make sure to use safe and appropriate siderail positions and bed height settings. Which positions and settings are safe and appropriate may vary with the type of bed frame and siderails.
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Installation – Overlay Mattress 6.1.1 To secure mattress on the bed: Place the deflated Air2Care Overlay mattress (is in good condition and free of any damage or wear top of the existing mattress, with the air pipe at the patients left and position so that the overlay is centred. The foot symbol on the mattress cover is located at the foot end of the bed.
Installation of SCU (System Control Unit) WARNING Risk of injury when installing SCU! Make sure that your hands are not trapped between hook and foot board when using spring-loaded SCU hanging hooks. Make sure that the SCU is installed securely so that it cannot slide or be accidentally knocked off. WARNING! Risk of injuring the patient or damaging the accessories due to incorrect installation! ...
Connecting Mattress and SCU Installation: Make sure the air connector is not in transport mode (see Transport mode). Insert air connector 1 in the socket 2 at an angle of approx. 45° (see Fig. 9). Push air connector 1 down until it clicks into place and air connector latch 3 secures the air connector against dropping off.
7 Initial Operation The SCU is operated via the SCU control panel (see Control Panel). Inflation Connect mattress to the SCU using air connector. Ensure that SCU is not covered and air flow around SCU is not obstructed in order to avoid overheating. ...
Regulary inspect the inside of the cover for contamination. Mattress must be cleaned thoroughly between patients and decontaminated after patients with known or suspected infections. ® If moisture gets into the system, notify Linet Service. 8.1.1 Preparation Inflate mattress (see Initial Operation).
Control panel - Air2Care 10 The control panel of the SCU serves to control the mattress replacement system and shows errors. Alarms are signaled by illumination of the indicator 2. SCU Control Panel – Air2Care 10 Fig. 11 Position Control / Indicator...
Control panel - Air2Care 20 The control panel of the SCU serves to control the mattress replacement system, for mode selection and shows errors. Alarms are signaled by blinking of the indicator 2 or by acoustic signal. SCU Control Panel – Air2Care 20 Fig.
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To select MAX mode: Press Mode (4) button until indicator next to MAX mode symbol is illuminated. When MAX mode is selected: SCU will inflate all cells to the maximum pressure. MAX mode indicator will flash until maximum pressure is reached, then will remain on. ...
Pressure Control WARNING Risk of injury due to incorrect pressure setting! Consult qualified hospital staff prior to adjusting pressure. The recommended pressure levels may not be the optimum for all situations but should be used in conjunction with clinical judgement based on the individual patient; e.g. health status of the patient, weight, weight distribution, position and comfort needs.
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Pressure Settings – Changes in Patient’s Position 9.3.2 When a patient is lying down, their body weight is supported over the full length of the mattress. While sitting up the weight is concentrated on a smaller area and they may need more support. Select pressure as follows: ...
10 Additional Functions 10.1 CPR – Cardipulmonary resuscitation Before starting resuscitation with SCU connected: Press red CPR button. Remove air connector plug from air connector. Mattress starts to deflate and resuscitation procedure can commence. The air in the mattress will deflate immediately after pressing patient’s chest.
System faults are indicated by the amber light on the SCU. NOTE: During initial inflation the Air2Care 10 low pressure indication will come on until the mattress has achieved its minimum pressure. This does not a mean there is a fault unless it remains on for more than 30 minutes.
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Problem Symptom Symptom Air2Care20 Action Air2Care10 mattress can still be used. Power failure during use Mains switch not No indicators on front As above. For Air 2 Care illuminated panel illuminated and 20 only Audio alarm will audio alarm sounds cancel if power restored or mains switch turned off ( O ) Then ①.
The seat cushion consists of two sets of alternating cells on a foam base with a front support. The cover consists of vapour-permeable, water-impermeable two-way ® stretch material. The cushion is only designed for Linet SCUs. Fig. 15 SCU and cushion 11.1 Function...
NOTE: If there is an unsupported overlap or the existing chair base is not solid enough then the optional cushion seat plate should be used. This will provide a solid base for the dynamic cushion allowing it to operate effectively and preventing the patient damaging the cushion when siting in the chair,sitting down or standing ...
12 Cleaning/Disinfection CAUTION Incorrect cleaning/disinfection can damage the bed! Do not use pressure or steam cleaners. Follow the instructions and observe the dosages recommended by the manufacturer. Ensure that disinfectants are selected and applied by qualified hygiene experts only. 12.1 General Guidance For safe and gentle cleaning: ...
Type of Cleaning Parts to be cleaned Routine Cleaning and Disinfection exposed mattress parts exposed SCU parts Full Cleaning and Disinfection exposed mattress parts exposed SCU parts internal parts of mattress internal parts of cover 12.2 Routine Cleaning and Disinfection Cleaning the mattress: ...
Machine washing of the top/base mattress covers: Remove cover (see Removing the Mattress Cover). If machine washing mattress top/base covers, the temperature should be raised during the wash cycle, to 65°C/149°F, for 10 -15 minutes, or 71°C/160° F, for 3 - 10 minutes, using hospital approved detergents and rinsing agents.
Ensure that maintenance and installation are performed only by qualified personnel who have been trained by the manufacturer. LINET® provides service documentation for qualified personnel. 14 Storage When SCU is not in use: Switch off SCU using mains switch on the control panel of SCU.
PCB or CFC. Noise emissions and vibrations meet the directives for ® healthcare facilities. LINET has taken care to ensure all wood used in the production of its bed systems is responsibly source (Mahagony, Jacaranda, Ebony, Teak or wood from Amazonian / rainforests are not used.
16 Warranty LINET® will only be held responsible for the safety and reliability of products that are regularly serviced and used in accordance with the safety guidelines. Should a serious defect arise that cannot be repaired during maintenance: Do not continue to use the product.
Increased electromagnetic radiation or reduced electromagnetic resistance due to unsuitable accessories, converters or cables! ® ® Consult LINET or local dealer before using other parts than those provided by LINET WARNING Material damage due to electromagnetic radiation! Do not use electrical equipment near the Air2Care system. ...
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Manufacturer’s Manual and Declaration - Electromagnetic Resistance 18.4.2 Resistance Test Test Level as per Level of Compliance Electromagnetic IEC 60601 Environment ± 6 kV for contact ± 6 kV for contact Electrostatic Ensure that the ± 8 kV for air ±...
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Resistance Test Test Level as per Level of Electromagnetic Environment IEC 60601 Compliance Conducted high 3 Vrms 3 Vrms Do not use portable and mobile HF frequency 150 kHz to 80 MHz communication equipment near the phenomena bed. IEC 61000-4-6 Observe the distances indicated below.
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Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Air2Care Air2Care is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Air2Care can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the Air2Care as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment...
19 Log 19.1 Delivery Log Order number: Customer: Model number: Serial number: Delivery date: Delivered by: I hereby confirm personnel have been trained to correctly operate the bed. Date: Customer‘s Signature and Seal: Supplier’s Signature and Seal: D9U003VA0-0101_01...
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