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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Observe the cuff during inflation and periodically while inflated to ensure the cuff is not migrating on the limb. If the
tourniquet cuff migrates on the limb during use, deflate and reapply the cuff. Inflate the cuff and observe for
migration. If migration persists, replace the cuff.
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In case of incomplete or improper inflation, the tourniquet cuff must be fully deflated before cuff reinflation.
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The deflated cuff and any underlying limb protection material should be completely removed as soon as tourniquet
pressure is released and the prescribed blood flow restriction therapy protocol is complete.
ADVERSE EFFECTS
Possible adverse effects which may occur from performing blood flow restriction techniques using a pneumatic
tourniquet include bruising at the site of the cuff, numbness, cold feeling, venous thrombus, fainting/dizziness, delayed
onset muscle soreness, increased perceived exertion/pain/discomfort, stiffness, weakness, skin discoloration, exercise-
induced rhabdomyolysis. Symptoms of tourniquet paralysis are motor paralysis and loss of sense of touch, pressure, and
proprioceptive responses.
SPECIFICATIONS
AC Power Adapter
~ AC Power Mains Line Voltage Range
Line Current
Input Power
AC Power Plug (North America)
Power Cord
Battery Type
Battery Discharge Time
Battery Recharge Time
Limb Occlusion Pressure Measurement Range
Personalized Tourniquet Pressure Calculation
Range
Cuff Pressure Range
Cuff Pressure Accuracy
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Use only supplied AC adapter / power cord assembly, Delfi
(REF 7-2200-020)
100-240 ~ (AC), 50/60 Hz. Auto switching
175 mA RMS @ 120V ~ (AC) typical, Delfi (REF 7-2200-020)
100 watts maximum (REF 7-2200-020)
Hospital grade, 3 prong straight blade, 15 amp
Medical grade NEMA 5-15P, type SJT, AWG 18, 2.45 m (8 ft)
or international equivalent
15.2V Lithium-ion internally protected 3000 mAh pack. Use
only Delfi (REF 7-2200-046) battery pack
10.0 hours (typical)
3.0 hours (typical)
90 – 300 mmHg
30% - 140% of LOP, User Adjustable
20 – 350 mmHg, 1 mmHg increments
± 2 mmHg
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