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General| Pressure Range | 4 to 30 cm H2O |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Device Type | Ventilator |
| Type | Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilator |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz |
| Modes of Operation | CPAP, BiPAP |
| Breath Rate | 5 to 40 BPM |
| Alarms | High/Low Pressure, Disconnection |
| Data Storage | Internal Memory |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Oxygen Compatibility | Yes |
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure mode description.
Ventilator augments patient's spontaneous breathing. Adjustable back-up rate.
Timed inspiration triggered by patient's effort. Adjustable back-up rate.
Timed inspiration triggered by patient's effort. Exhales to atmosphere.
Audible and visual alarm when electrical power is interrupted.
Alarm when the internal battery is almost depleted.
Alarm when the external battery is almost depleted.
Alarm if control pressure falls below 50% of set IPAP for 10 seconds.
Alarm if pressure rises above 120% of working pressure for 2 seconds.
Alarm for significant leak in the breathing circuit.
Alarm warns of exhale valve malfunction in IPPV mode.
Alarm for excess inspiratory flow.
Alarm for insufficient inspiratory flow.
Alarm for cessation of spontaneous breathing for a set time delay.
Alarm if patient's breath rate exceeds the set level.
Alarm indicates an internal machine fault.
Alarm for depleted mains fail alarm battery.
Description of the physical buttons on the device's front panel.
Explanation of the elements shown on the NIPPY 3+ screen.
Identification and description of device outlets.
Description of connections and features on the rear panel.
Procedure for powering on the NIPPY 3+ ventilator.
Procedure for powering off the NIPPY 3+ ventilator.
Overview of the device's primary display layout.
Steps for modifying ventilator settings using the interface.
Guide to navigating and operating the device's menu system.
Menu option for configuring patient trigger sensitivity.
Menu option for adjusting user-specific settings.
Menu option to view patient usage and compliance statistics.
Menu option to reset the device to default settings.
Menu option to access safety information and advisories.
Menu option to enable and view breathing waveforms.
Menu option for access by qualified service personnel.
Instructions for accessing and using the device's help system.
Specific help access when device settings are locked.
Procedure for automatically setting high and low flow alarms.
Procedure for manually configuring high and low flow alarms.
Procedure to test the high flow alarm functionality.
Procedure to test the breathing circuit disconnection alarm.
Procedure to test the low flow alarm functionality.
Procedure to test the power failure alarm.
Information on testing the high pressure alarm.
Information on interpreting and responding to fault alarms.
Configuration options for the sigh breath feature.
Essential guidelines for maintaining battery health and performance.
Defines the order in which power sources are utilized.
Factors affecting battery lifespan and capacity degradation.
Guidelines for optimal storage of NIPPY+ batteries.
Procedure for assessing the health of the battery.
Steps for a rapid assessment of battery health.
Instructions for environmentally responsible battery disposal.
How to connect and use an external battery with the NIPPY+.
Procedure for charging external batteries using the dedicated charger.
Important safety precautions regarding external batteries and chargers.
Schedule outlining routine maintenance tasks for the user.
Guidelines for electromagnetic emissions and manufacturer declarations.
Guidelines for electromagnetic immunity and compliance levels.
Feature to prevent unauthorized adjustment of device settings.
Feature to prevent unauthorized adjustment or power off.
