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PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
In order to use the TM-2657P Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor safely and correctly,
carefully read the following precautions before using the monitor. The following content
summarizes general matters regarding the safety of patients and operators, in addition to
safe handling of the monitor.
1. When installing and storing the monitor.
Keep the monitor away from areas where flammable anesthetics or flammable
gases are present, high-pressure oxygen chambers, and oxygen tents. Using
the monitor in these areas may cause an explosion.
Consider the following when using and storing the monitor. If the monitor is
stored in an environment beyond the specified temperature or humidity, it may
not perform to its capabilities.
Avoid locations where the monitor may be splashed by water.
Avoid locations with high temperature, high humidity, direct sunlight, dust,
salt and sulfur in the air.
Avoid locations where the monitor may be tilted, vibrated, or impacted
(including during transportation).
Avoid locations where chemicals are stored or gas occurs.
Installation site: A location with a temperature between +10 °C and +40 °C
and a humidity between 15% RH and 85 % RH (no condensation).
Storage site: A location with a temperature between -20 °C and +60 °C and
a humidity between 10 % RH and 95 % RH.
A location with an electrical outlet that can supply sufficient power
(frequency, voltage, current) for the monitor.
Avoid locations where removal and insertion of AC power cable is
prohibited.
The surface temperature of the cuff may become 46 °C when used in a
Please be aware that the rubber feet may discolor the top of the stand.
2. Before using the monitor.
Make sure that the electrical outlet is properly grounded and supplies the
specified voltage and frequency (100-240V~ 50-60 Hz, more than 85VA).
Connect the monitor to a grounded, 3-prong outlet.
If a grounded, hospital-grade, 3-prong outlet is not available, connect the
ground wire to an outlet with a contact terminal and ground it. Using the
monitor with an incorrect outlet may cause an electrical shock.
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