C-Aire HI Flow Manuel utilisateur
Hi Flow
PATIENT
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Stroller
H I F L O W S R O L L E R
Warning Information
Read this page carefully before using your unit.
•The u it co tai s liquid oxyge which is extremely
cold; almost 300 degrees below zero Fahre heit.
Exposure to such a low temperature ca cause
severe frostbite.
•Liquid a d gaseous oxyge , though o flammable,
cause other materials to bur faster tha ormal.
This hazard, alo g with the low temperature of
liquid oxyge , warra ts certai safety precautio s.
•Do ot use or store your u it i a area where
combustible materials such as oils, greases, aerosol
sprays, lotio s or solve ts are prese t.
•Do not smoke while operating unit.
•Do ot use or store your u it withi five feet of
electrical applia ces, especially stoves, heaters,
toasters, a d hair dryers.
Hi Flow Stroller
•Keep your u it i a well-ve tilated area.
•I the eve t of a accide tal tip-over, immediately but
cautiously retur u it i to a upright positio .
If any liquid oxygen is escaping, leave the area
immediately and call your health care provider.
•Do not touch the frosted parts of any unit.
•Do ot store or operate the portable coupled to the
Liberator/Low Loss.
•Applicable EMC i formatio ca be fou d i the Hi
Flow Stroller Service Ma ual at www.cairemedical.com.
Explanation of Other S mbols
Name a d address of ma ufacturer
Authorized represe tative i the Europea Commu ity
Cautio , co sult accompa i g docume ts
No -flammable gas
Oxidizi g substa ces
Type B Applied Part (degree of protectio agai st
electric shock)
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Patient’s Records
Patientʼs Name
Prescribed Oxygen Flow Setting
Doctorʼs Telephone Number
Distributorʼs Name
Person to Contact
Distributorʼs Emergency Telephone Number
Special Instructions
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Important: Read this manual thoroughly efore
operating the Hi Flow Stroller.
Rx only.
Warning: This device is not intended for life
sustaining use.
Caution:Use the Hi Flow Stroller only as directed y
your doctor.
Warning: If you feel the equipment is not working
properly, call your health care provider. Do not
attempt to repair or adjust the units yourself.
Hi Flow Stroller
Table Of Contents
Introduction _____________________ 3
Controls _______________________4–5
Filling Instructions ________________6–9
Operating Instructions _____________10–14
Additional Information _______________15
Patient Notes _____________________16
Specifications:
• Mo e of Operation: Continuous
• Type of Protection Against Electric Shock: Internally
Powere Equipment
• Degree of Protection Against Electric Shock: Type B
Applie Part
• Classification accor ing to the egree of protection
against ingress of water: IPX0 - Or inary Equipment
• Equipment is not suitable for use in the presence of
flammable mixtures
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Hi Flow Stroller
Intro uction
The liquid oxygen system includes a stationary unit and
the Hi Flow Stroller, which provides supplementary
oxygen as prescribed by your physician. This POI
contains the instructions for using the Hi Flow Stroller.
Refer to the POI supplied with the stationary unit for its
operation.
The Liberator is the larger container and is intended for
stationary use. You may take oxygen directly from the
Liberator. The unit is filled by your health care
provider.
The Hi Flow Stroller provides an ambulatory source of
oxygen for an extended period of time. They are filled
from the Liberator.
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Hi Flow Stroller
Controls
1. Electronic Liqui Level Gauge
2. Flow Control Knob
3. Oxygen Tube Connector
4. Vent Valve
5. Fill Connections (see next page for QDV
I entification)
6. Carrying Strap with Shoul er Pa
7. Con ensation Pa
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3
2
6
7
4
5
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Hi Flow Stroller
Portable
Connector:
Stationary
Connector:
DV Style: CAIRE LINCARE CRYO2 LIFE-OX PENOX TAEMA PB
Side Fill (UC)
SF Locking TF Locking TF Push-on
Quick Disconnect Valve (QDV) I entification
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b. If your connector is Cryo2:
Rotate Hi Flow Stroller until you feel the
connectors engage. Then, carefully and firmly,
rotate the Hi Flow Stroller counterclockwise ( )
while pressing downward.
c. If the connector is a Penox, Life-Ox, or Lincare:
Rotate Hi Flow Stroller until you feel the connector
engage. Then, carefully an firmly, rotate the Hi
Flow Stroller clockwise ( ) while pressing
ownwar .
Note: Continued on step 6 (page 9).
To Fill the Top Fill Hi Flow Stroller
1. Clean the fill connectors on both the stationary an
the Hi Flow Stroller with a clean, ry, lint-free cloth.
Caution: The fill connectors must e dry, ecause
moisture can cause your Hi Flow Stroller and
stationary unit to freeze together.
2. Make sure the flow control is in the off
(0) position.
3. Position the fill connector in the
upright position over the stationary
unit’s connector.
4. a. If your connector is a push-on:
Lower the Hi Flow Stroller unit on to the stationary
until you feel the connector engage.
Hi Flow Stroller
Step 3
Step 4a Step 4b Step 4c
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Hi Flow Stroller
To Fill the Si e Fill Hi Flow Stroller
1. Clean the fill connectors on both the stationary an
the Hi Flow Stroller with a clean, ry, lint-free cloth.
Caution: The fill connectors must e dry, ecause
moisture can cause your Hi Flow Stroller and
stationary unit to freeze together.
2. Make sure the flow control is in the off (0) position
3. Make the Hi Flow Stroller fill connector in the upright
position to the stationary connector.
4. Rotate the Hi Flow Stroller counterclockwise ( ) until
you feel the pin an slot engage.
5. Carefully an firmly rotate the Hi Flow Stroller back to
the upright position. Now the units are locke together.
Note: Continued on step 6.
Step 3
Step 4 Step 5
Note: Closing the valve after a nearly continuous
stream of liquid is discharging fills the Hi Flow
Stroller most completely, ut wastes some liquid
oxygen.
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Hi Flow Stroller
Note: For push-on style connector, hold the unit
in place throughout the fill.
6. Open the vent valve to begin filling your Hi Flow
Stroller. You shoul hear some oxygen escaping; o not
worry. The hissing soun you hear is perfectly normal.
Note: Liquid level gauge readings are most
accurate 30 seconds or more after the Hi Flow
Stroller is filled.
7. You may also see vapor aroun the connection. This is
normal an is ue to the great ifference in
temperature between the liqui oxygen an the warm
air surroun ing the units.
8. When the unit is full, close the vent valve. You can tell
that the unit is full when the hissing soun changes in
tone, an some liqui comes out of the vent line.
Step 6
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