Dräger Oxylog VE300 Instructions For Use Manual page 23

4.5 Establishing external power supply
Via an external power supply on the carrying system holder the battery of the ventilator can
be charged.
1. Connect the DC/DC converter or the power supply unit of the ventilator to the connector
Risk of patient injury
If no charged battery has been inserted into the ventilator and there is an external power
supply failure, ventilation will stop.
► Even during operation with external power supply, always insert a fully charged battery.
Risk of patient injury
If the charging cable is not connected to the carrying system holder, the battery of the
ventilator will not be charged.
► Make sure that the cable is not disconnected.
Risk of patient injury
The patient may be put at risk due to the external DC power supply.
► Do not touch the DC power supply spring contacts and the patient at the same time.
5 Inserting Oxylog VE300
5.1 Inserting the ventilator into the carrying system holder
cylinder.
is mounted to the wall without the angled plate or at floor level. When mounting it to the wall
with the angled plate, it can only be mounted in one orientation. In this case, the side pocket
on the ventilator faces forward.
Risk of patient injury
Bent or pinched hoses and lines may compromise sufficient supply to the patient.
► When inserting the device in the carrying system holder, make sure that the device ports
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Instructions for use Carrying system holder for Oxylog VE300
on the right side of the carrying system holder.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
The Oxylog VE300 ventilator can only be inserted with a carrying system and an oxygen
Oxylog VE300 can be inserted in the carrying system holder in any 90° orientation when it
WARNING
are easily accessible and that no hoses or lines are bent or pinched.
Inserting Oxylog VE300
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