Connection Of Medical Gas Supply From Cylinder - Siare Siaretron 4000 User Manual

3.3.2 Connection of medical gas supply from cylinder

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Screw the pneumatic O 2 supply hose on the relevant lung ventilator connector.
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Connect the pneumatic O 2 supply hose on the relevant connector of the O 2 cylinder
pressure reducer.
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Ensure that the medical gas supply hoses are connected and work correctly.
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WARNING!! Unit failure risk.
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In order that the lung ventilator operates as specified, the input medical
gas pressure must be between 280 kPa and 600 kPa ( 2,8 - 6 bar / 40 -
86 psi ).
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Before using the lung ventilator, make sure that this requirement is met.
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After connecting the medical gas supply hoses, make sure that the
system works properly.
WARNING!! Risk of lung ventilator failure.
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The gas used must be of medical type, therefore oil free and filtered.
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The medical gas source shouldn't contain water: if you suspect the
presence of water, connect a water trap to avoid damages on the lung
ventilator and its components.
WARNING!! Risk of gas supply failure.
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If the medical gas supply hoses are not correctly connected, the lung
ventilator will not be available in case of gas supply failure.
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Ensure that medical gas supply hoses are connected according with the
indication engraved on the gas inlet bloc and the illustrations in the side
of the equipment.
We suggest you to install on reducers the same inlets used on the
distribution system so as to make switching from one system to the other
safe and quick (at least for oxygen).
WARNING!! Risk of explosion.
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If the pressure reducers for O 2 are touched with fingers/hands soiled
with oil or grease, there is the risk of explosion.
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Do not apply oil or grease on the O 2 cylinders pressure reducer and
never touch with fingers soiled with oil or grease.
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