To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the battery of my O-Two Medical Equipment discharge quickly?
If the battery of your O-Two Medical Equipment discharges quickly, it might be due to improper charging or a faulty battery. Try charging the battery according to the instructions. If the problem persists, consider replacing the battery.
What to do if my O-Two Medical Equipment has no input gas?
If your O-Two Medical Equipment has no input gas, it could be due to an empty gas cylinder or the input gas pressure being below 20 PSI. In this case, you should change the gas cylinder.
What to do if my O-Two Medical Equipment shows low input gas?
If your O-Two Medical Equipment shows low input gas, with the gas pressure below 40 PSI, you should replace the gas cylinder.
How to troubleshoot high inhalation resistance in O-Two eAdvantage 01EQ3000 Medical Equipment?
If you experience high inhalation resistance with your O-Two Medical Equipment, check the input gas valves or the input gas sensing hose connection.
What to do if O-Two eAdvantage 01EQ3000 has extremely high inhalation resistance?
If you experience extremely high inhalation resistance when using your O-Two Medical Equipment, remove the mask from your face and ensure that the device is turned ON.
How to fix an external leak in O-Two eAdvantage 01EQ3000?
If you notice an external leak in your O-Two Medical Equipment, it is likely that the input hoses are not tightened properly. Make sure to tighten the input hoses to resolve this issue.
General| Model | eAdvantage 01EQ3000 |
|---|---|
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Type | Portable Oxygen Concentrator |
| Oxygen Output | Up to 5 L/min |
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Battery Life | Up to 4 hours |
| Gas Supply | Ambient air |
| Operating Humidity | 15% to 95% (non-condensing) |
Details the eAdvantage® system for mixing and delivering nitrous oxide and oxygen.
Explains how the system mixes and delivers gases based on patient demand.
Provides crucial warnings regarding device use, patient safety, and environmental hazards.
Guidance on attaching the N₂O and O₂ supply hoses to the device.
Steps for connecting the patient circuit and monitoring line to the mixer.
Outlines essential tests to perform before using the device.
Procedure to check for leaks at the gas input connections.
Verifies the integrity of the device's output connection and internal pathways.
Assesses the device's ability to deliver gas flow based on patient demand.
Details the process of powering on the device and its automatic calibration sequence.
How to select and adjust gas concentrations in demand mode.
Explains how visual and audible alarms are presented and managed.
Details the hierarchy and types of alarms, visual and audible indicators.
Comprehensive technical specifications including gas source, flow rates, and operating parameters.
A guide to identify and resolve common operational issues and error messages.
