Penlon Prima 460 - Electrical Supply; Power Supply Connection; Back-Up Battery

Prma 460 65 User Manual
Commissioning
5.2 Electrical Supply
5.2.1 Power Supply Connection
Power s fed to the rear upper panel, va the non-detachable
mans cable (1)
Always use a mans power supply outlet socket that can be
easly accessed
Mans power ndcators
1 The crcut breaker (2) ncorporates an ndcator lamp
2 Front panel ndcator (3)
Power Lead Replacement
WARNIN
Replacement of the mans lead must be carred out only by a
Penlon-traned engneer
5.2.2 Back-up Battery
In the event of mans electrcal falure, the back-up battery
cuts n automatcally The back-up battery wll power the
ventlator for the perod lsted below f the battery has been
mantaned n a fully charged condton
IMPORTANT
Manual delvery of fresh gas Back-up battery dscharged
1 Set the bag/vent swtch (1) on the absorber to ‘Bag’
2 Set a flow of 5 L/mn on the anaesthetc machne
3 Use the breathng bag on the absorber to delver a flow
4 heck that fresh gas flows from the nspratory port (2)
Battery back-up perod
A fully charged battery wll power the ventlator for
approxmately 75 mnutes (dependng on ventlator settngs)
hargng the battery
Battery chargng takes place automatcally when the
workstaton mans lead s connected to a ‘lve’ mans supply
The ‘mans connected’ con (3) wll be dsplayed onscreen
The ‘battery charge level’ con (4) wll be dsplayed onscreen
The battery ndcator (5) on the front panel wll show an amber
lght durng chargng (see secton 394)
The mans power ndcator (6) wll show a blue lght
NOTE
1 The stated battery back-up perod wll only be avalable f
the battery s kept fully charged
2 If the battery has been allowed to dscharge below the
LOW BATTERY condton, the ventlator wll not functon
correctly untl the voltage rases above the LOW BATTERY
level
3 A fourteen hours recharge wll be necessary to brng the
battery to full charge
Battery care
See Appendx 6 for battery care procedures
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