Mains Operation, 12 V DC or Battery
➤ Check mains voltage as per type plate!
➤ Plug in mains/power lead at rear (screw in
12 V DC lead in ambulance car).
➤ In case of mains/power failure or if 12 V DC
or mains/power is not connected the unit auto-
matically will be switched to integrated
rechargeable battery.
Charge Battery
➤ Charge battery in case of:
- first use
- battery alarm
- non-use > 2 months.
Battery is charged if 12 V DC or mains are
connected – even during infusion.
Charging Time
➤ Approx. 16 hours. Longer charging is not
detrimental.
Capacity
A fully charged battery is sufficient for more
than 3.0 h with highest delivery rate.
Rechargeable Batteries Ageing
After 2 years the original capacity is only
approx. 50 %.
➤ The lifetime of the battery can be extended
by completely discharging from time to time
and recharging afterwards.
Interface
Interface Operation
Connection to interface input via MFC-plug.
Interface descriptions available from B. Braun.
➤ Send Proposal
The delivery rate and a drug can be entered in
the Infusomat® P as "proposal” via an
external computer. Both items of data must be
checked on the Infusomat® P and acknow-
ledged.
➤ Remote Control
Via fm controller possible. When using a com-
mercially available external computer this must
satisfy the requirements acc. to IEC/EN 60601-1
as well as the single-fault fail-safe condition
acc. to IEC/EN 60513.
➤ Documentation
All operating data of the Infusomat® P can be
requested and logged via external computer.
Alarms
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