What to do if the yellow light is flashing and the battery icon is flashing and the alarm is giving 2 beeps every 30 seconds on my SeQual Medical Equipment?
If the eQuinox battery pack voltage is low, plug the eQuinox into AC power supply and recharge or replace battery pack with fully charged battery pack.
Step-by-step guide to unboxing the eQuinox and its accessories.
Familiarize yourself with the eQuinox's key features and user control panel.
Detailed explanation of the eQuinox user control panel indicators and buttons.
Step-by-step guide to connecting power and turning on the eQuinox device.
Important safety warnings for hazards that might cause serious injury.
Information for preventing damage to the eQuinox device.
Warning about selecting only prescribed oxygen levels and use during sleep.
Information on federal law restricting device sale or rental by physician order.
Warning that non-prescribed oxygen use can be hazardous.
Warning against use in the presence of flammable anesthetics or substances.
Warnings regarding smoking, open flames, and flammable materials with oxygen use.
Warnings about ventilation, placement, and avoiding flammable gases.
Chart detailing operating temperature, humidity, altitude, and placement requirements.
Guidance on selecting a location that avoids smoke, fumes, and pollutants, ensuring alarms are heard.
Essential steps and precautions to take before using the eQuinox.
Instructions on powering the device using different sources and general charging information.
How to connect and operate the eQuinox using a DC power source, such as in a vehicle.
Instructions on how to install and remove the battery pack from the eQuinox.
Guide to fully charging the battery before first-time use of the eQuinox.
Table showing estimated operating times for different battery types and flow settings.
Instructions on how to turn the voice module function on or off.
How to increase or decrease the volume of vocal notifications from 1 to 10.
Steps to change the language spoken by the voice module.
Guidance on placing the eQuinox and powering it on for initial use.
Instructions for connecting oxygen tubing and choosing the correct flow mode.
Explanation of pulse dose mode and autoSAT features, including breath rate table.
Steps for adjusting flow settings, breathing normally, and operating the eQuinox cart.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the eQuinox device.
Table detailing symptoms, causes, and actions for yellow light indicators.
Table detailing symptoms, causes, and actions for red light indicators.
Table addressing other alarm symptoms like flashing pulse LED and battery issues.
Overview of preventative maintenance schedules and technician services.
Instructions for user-level cleaning of the device, including cannula and air inlet filter.
Procedures for cleaning the AC power supply, cables, outer case, and cart.
Guidance on cleaning the humidifier and caring for the battery pack.
Information on proper disposal of batteries and the eQuinox oxygen system.
Manufacturer's declaration regarding electromagnetic emissions compliance and guidance.
Table detailing immunity test levels and electromagnetic environment guidance.
Information on immunity to conducted and radiated RF energy, including separation distances.
Table providing recommended separation distances for RF communications equipment.
Rules for using the eQuinox during taxi, takeoff, landing, and cabin decompression.
DOT/UN regulations requiring battery removal for international airline travel as luggage.
Advice on battery requirements, carrying extra batteries, and contacting airlines before travel.
General| AC Power | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Oxygen Output | Up to 3 LPM continuous flow |
| Oxygen Concentration | 87% to 95% at all settings |
| Operating Modes | Continuous Flow, Pulse Dose |
| Operating Altitude | Up to 13, 123 feet (4, 000 meters) |
| Operating Humidity | 15% to 95% non-condensing |
| Sound Level | 45 dB(A) at setting 2 pulse mode |
| Noise Level | 45 dB(A) at setting 2 pulse mode |
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