Moog Infinity User Manual

Innity
®
Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual
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9. ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION
9. ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION
For any questions or additional information, refer
to the contact information on Page 46.
Innity Disposable Set Displacement
When fully primed, the Innity Disposable Set tubing
contains approximately 15 mL of uid. As the Innity
delivers uid and empties the bag, approximately
3.5 mL of air is drawn into the tubing before the
pump detects that the bag is empty. Therefore,
approximately 11.5 ml of uid remains in the
disposable set when pump stops feeding. Be
sure to account for this 11.5 ml of residual
uid when lling the disposable bag sets,
especially for volume-sensitive users.
If you want to deliver 500 ml of uid, this is how you would
calculate how much uid to place into the bag set.
Total Fluid
Desired
for Feeding
+
Residual
Fluid
=
Minimum Fluid
Required in
Bag Set
500 ml + 11.5 ml = 511.5 ml
Continue setting up the disposable bag set and pump according to CHAPTER
2: DIRECTIONS FOR USE, making sure to set the dose to 500 ml.
Electromagnetic Emissions/Interference
Electromagnetic emissions may aect the operation of any electronic
medical device, including enteral feeding pumps.
The Innity will not be aected by electromagnetic emissions in most
environments. However, some electromagnetic elds produced by personal
communication equipment, household appliances, or occupational tools may
cause electromagnetic interference (EMI) which can aect the pump.
Possible sources of electromagnetic interference with electronic medical devices include,
but are not limited to: cellular phones, cordless telephones, microwave ovens, anti-theft/
security systems, blenders, and high-powered tools (i.e. drills, saws, chain saws). If
electromagnetic emitting devices are operated within one yard/meter of the Innity,
the pump may automatically shut o and settings may return to their default values.
Check the pump regularly if operating near sources of electromagnetic emissions.
The Innity can safely be operated on commercial aircraft and is designed
in accordance with EN 60601-1-2, EN 60601-1-4 and RTCA DO160D
standards for electromagnetic emissions and immunity.
15ml
11.5
ml
3.5ml
Figure 9-1 Disposable
Set Residual Fluid

Moog Infinity Specifications

General

Model	Infinity
Type	Infusion Pump
Occlusion Pressure Settings	Low, Medium, High
Alarms	Occlusion, Low battery
Operating Temperature	10°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Manufacturer	Moog
Infusion Modes	Continuous, Intermittent
Display	LCD
Compatibility	Standard infusion sets