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General| Brand | Penlon |
|---|---|
| Model | A200SP |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details periodic servicing by trained engineers and contact information.
Emphasizes the critical role of monitoring patient condition during procedures.
Explains significance of warnings, cautions, notes, and user duties.
Lists critical warnings and cautions for safe operation and handling.
Defines intended use, patient population, and specific contraindications like MRI.
Identifies and labels major parts of the A200SP Absorber.
Covers canister mounting, gas flow direction, and the release/lock system.
Specifies canister capacity and notes on refilling absorbent.
Explains the function of NRVs and the operation of the bag/ventilator switch.
Details APL valve, AGSS outlet, fresh gas inlet, and manometer usage.
Describes the optional heater unit and the recommendation for EtCO2 monitoring.
Details interface functions and how the switch affects ventilator modes.
Outlines the inspiratory gas path and provides a flow schematic.
Lists physical dimensions and resistance values for breathing system components.
Details compressible volume, leakage rate, canister capacity, and resistance.
Provides specs for NRVs, heater, and device classification.
Covers environmental, compatibility, and disposal guidelines for the device.
Provides instructions for physically mounting the absorber onto an anaesthetic machine.
Illustrates and lists connections required for system integration.
Details connections for the breathing circuit, fresh gas, AGSS, oxygen, and pressure monitoring.
Covers interface functions and the procedure for changing CO2 absorbent.
Details how to refill with absorbent and correctly refit the canister.
Steps for connecting the mains power and checking indicator lamps for the heater.
Provides a checklist of tests to perform before using the absorber.
Guides for performing system leak tests and APL valve/pressure relief tests.
Procedures for testing non-return valves and the bag/ventilator switch.
Instructions for performing a leak test with the absorbent canister removed.
Outlines the service schedule and maintenance for canisters and seals.
Details condensate drainage and maintenance for manometer and APL valve.
Covers sterilisation policy, bacterial filters, and patient circuit component cleaning.
Steps for preparing the absorber assembly and its components for sterilisation.
Instructions for preparing electrical interface units and bellows assemblies.
Detailed steps for dismantling and cleaning the absorber before sterilisation.
A table listing components and their compatible sterilisation/disinfection methods.
Specific methods for sterilising the absorber and ventilator bellows.
Steps to refit the ventilator bellows and reassemble the absorber with canister.
Lists standards, disposal guidance, and optional accessories.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and labels found on the device.
Details EMC suitability and emissions characteristics of the absorber.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity levels for the absorber.
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