Valves Group - Siare Morpheus E User Manual

The work-shelf is mono-bloc, made of a unit PUR mould. The shelf also includes the
housing for the valves group and the manual ventilation controls. The shelf is very
wide and the large handle below the perimeter allows to hold and easily move the
unit.
On the left side a steel rod at full height is provided for fixing the patient monitor and
other accessories like for example the supporting arm for patient circuit, infusion
pumps, etc.
The lateral uprights are provided with a vertical guide for fixing the accessories or
lateral devices, e.g. the pendant lifting system, lateral lectern or PC support for
medical record writing.
On the back side are the medical gas intakes, which are positioned in a rational and
easily visible way. The intake for main supply system and pressure reducer-cylinder
are also provided, with a non return valve and automatic change. In case of main gas
failure just open the cylinder and the gas will be immediately available for use without
additional manoeuvres.

1.3.2 Valves group

Completely renewed and performing, it presents the following definite advantages.
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Extraction from above and perfect integration with the work shelf.
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Automatic connections with double seal gaskets against accidental leaks.
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Mono-bloc, fully sterilizable in autoclave.
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Calibration of flow and O 2 sensors can be performed in automatic mode by the
operator.
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The access to flow sensor and O 2 sensor is simple and immediate.
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The CO 2 absorber canister is located in the upper side and it easy to disconnect
by apposite unlock lever. With canister inserted the system makes automatic
configuration in rebreathing modality; with taken off canister, the system makes
automatic configuration in non rebreathing modality (real open circuit). It is
possible to put and take off the canister during intervention. The canister is
available in version for reuse and disposable version including soda lime
granules.
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Low periodic and extraordinary maintenance operations; easy training of
technical personnel thanks to the extreme rationality of the system and to the
drastic reduction of accidental leaks.
MORPHEUS
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