Why is the Dräger Polaris 600 spring arm lowering independently?
The spring arm might be lowering independently because the spring force of the spring arm is not set correctly. To resolve this, adjust the spring force of the spring arm.
General| Imaging Modes | Not applicable |
|---|---|
| Transducer Frequency | Not applicable |
| Mounting Options | Wall |
| Measurement Parameters | Not applicable |
| Measurement Range O2 | Not applicable |
| Measurement Range CO2 | Not applicable |
| Measurement Range N2O | Not applicable |
| Measurement Range Anesthetic Agents | Not applicable |
| Response Time | Not applicable |
| Power Supply | 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE statements for hazard communication.
Provides essential safety guidelines for device operation, maintenance, and handling.
Details safety precautions specific to components, handles, and system usage.
Describes the intended use of the Polaris 600 light, mounts, and camera in medical settings.
Details the Polaris 600 light's features, modes (OR, Ambient), and color temperature adjustment.
Illustrates system configurations with diagrams and component labels for setup.
Explains how various controls adjust light functions and system settings.
Guides users through checking readiness and preparing the light system for use.
Covers switching lights, synchronization, illuminance, color temperature, and light field diameter.
Covers MedView camera functions and remote control usage for system operation.
Provides a guide to identify and resolve faults in the light system and remote control.
Outlines regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and repair tasks for the system.
Presents detailed specifications for EMC, ambient conditions, light performance, electrical, and mechanical data.
Provides guidelines for disposing of the medical device and its components safely.
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