Penlon A200SP - Installation and Operation; Installing the Absorber

A200SP Absorber 16 User Manual
5. Installation and Operation
5.1 Install the Absorber
NOTE
Heater opton llustrated
AUTION
If the absorber has to be lfted or carred by hand, always
support the weght of the unt under the base
Do not lft the absorber by grppng any of the components
attached to the manfold block at the top of the absorber
WARNIN
The absorber assembly must only be used when securely
mounted n an uprght poston
1 Non-return valves are gravty operated (see secton 32)
2 Spllage of absorbent may contamnate the breathng
system
Polemount bracket assembly (1)
Secure the polemount assembly to the sde of the anaesthetc
machne
Mount the absorber on the bracket assembly, and secure by
tghtenng the knob (2)
Heght Adustment
Slacken the knob (2) and poston the assembly at the requred
heght
Tghten the knob
5.2 Anaesthesia System Connection
WARNIN
1 Breathng system connecton Do not use a patent
Y-pece contanng non-return valves Usage wth the
Absorber s hazardous, because two sets of non-return
valves may easly be connected n opposton, by error
2 Breathng hoses and bags used wth the absorber must
comply to BS EN ISO 5367 (Hoses) and BS EN ISO 5362
(Breathng Bags) respectvely The resstance and
complance of these hoses and bags provde essental
factors for the satsfactory use of ths system
3 Do not use any breathng hoses that have electrcally
conductve propertes
Hoses and cables schematc - see next page
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