POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATOR
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V18-BL PPV User Guide
Revised 9-2019
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XC8.0 Battery
5. Operation
• Use caution not to direct toxic fumes into confined spaces with the ventilator. Please refer to the Super Vac Training Manual for
Smoke Ventilation for comprehensive instruction on effective ventilation practices.
• Insert a Milwaukee M18 battery. Only one battery is necessary. Battery will click when fully inserted.
• Battery removal will get easier with more remove/replace cycles. The Battery Adapter & M18 Battery interface is required by Milwaukee.
• Fan will need to be reset (turned off & on) if a new battery is inserted.
• If fan is not reset, then the fan will not recognize the new battery and run until previous battery is empty.
• If using shore (mains) power, use an extension cord to connect to 110 – 240V AC.
• Press and hold power button until blue backlight indicates powering up.
• When the fan is on, it will need to run at the minimum speed allowed by Milwaukee. (This feature is to protect the batteries from small parasitic draws)
• Turn speed control clockwise until desired speed is reached.
• Power button will indicate approximate power left. (It is normal for colors to flicker back and forth if 2 batteries are being used)
• Green: 50 - 100%
• Yellow: 20 - 50%
• Red: 0 - 20% (Low Battery Warning: Front Facing LED will also flash if turned on)
• To turn off, press and hold power button until blue backlight shows.
*Runtimes dependent on air
density, temperature and age of
batteries. Test data shown taken at
5000ft elevation, 25% RH, 70°F
with new batteries.
*Air density is primarily affected by
elevation, humidity and
temperature.
*At temperatures below freezing
expect battery life to decrease.
*Other M18 Batteries will operate
the fan, but at reduced runtimes.
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