Section 3 Product Information
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3.1. Description
The SMR MAXI Cabinets serve as integrated treatment centers to keep instruments and equipment within
easy reach of the physician. The cabinets are available in stainless steel, laminated nish, or aluminum
composite in Standard, Standard-Tall, Deluxe, Deluxe-Tall, and Mini models. Cabinets may be powered or
without power (used for storage only). Powered cabinets may contain pressure and vacuum pumps and may
be controlled from the Control Panel or from the Optional Foot Switch. The vacuum line on the powered instru-
ment cabinets includes a hydrophobic lter and disposable canister connected in line with the vacuum pump to
collect waste. The Pressure Pump has a regulated air pressure supply and an assortment of glassware
attachments. See your Global Surgical Sales Representative for the available glassware options. Three
illumination options are available: corded or rechargeable handles for the otoscope and transilluminator heads,
or optional high output sources to supply light to devices with ber optic cables.
This manual is primarily directed towards powered cabinets, but general information concerning cleaning
applies to all cabinets. Data is included for servicing the components of powered cabinets. Servicing and repair
should be done by qualied service personnel.
Intended Use
The SMR MAXI Cabinet provides a single-source storage unit for the storage, light, vacuum and pressure
lines, and power for otolaryngology equipment.
Contraindication:
The light source is not intended to be used as a curing light. The frequently used function is adjusting the
brightness intensity.
Environment for Use:
The SMR MAXI Cabinet is intended for use by healthcare professionals only. The emissions characteristics of
this equipment make it suitable for use in industrial areas and hospitals (CISPR 11 class A). If it is used in a
residential environment (for which CISPR 11 class B is normally required), this equipment might not oer
adequate protection for radio-frequency communication services. The user might need to take mitigation
measures, such as relocating or re-orienting the equipment.
Hospital (CISPR 11 class A) use except near active HF Surgical Equipment or where Magnetic Imaging
Equipment may have high EM disturbances.
Pinch Points:
WARNING
TO MINIMIZE THE RISKS DUE TO PINCH POINTS, KEEP ALL OBJECTS AND BODY
PARTS OUT FROM UNDER THE CABINET WHEN TRANSPORTING.
WARNING
TO PREVENT TIPPING ONLY PUSH CABINET FROM THE SIDE, DO NOT PUSH FROM
THE FRONT OR BACK.
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