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Valleylab RapidVac - Features; Rapidvac+ System; Operating Modes

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About the RapidVac Smoke Evacuator
Introducing the RapidVac
Smoke Evacuator
RapidVac™ Smoke Evacuator User’s Guide 1-3
Stage 4 - An expanded foam used to trap activated carbon fines from
migrating out of the filter.
Features
RapidVac Smoke Evacuator features include:
Filter-life monitoring for its four-stage, 25-five hour filter
Standby, RapidVac+, footswitch, or continuous operation modes
Quiet operation
Adjustable flow
Compatibility with all Valleylab electrosurgery pencils and generators
RapidVac+ System
The RapidVac Smoke Evacuator incorporates The RapidVac+ mode which
controls the flow of the smoke evacuator when using a Valleylab electrosurgical
pencil. When the electrosurgical pencil is activated, the smoke evacuator operates
in the preselected flow setting. When the pencil is deactivated, the air flow
reduces to a low-flow purge setting.
Two Valleylab accessories link the electrosurgical generator and smoke evacuator
to enable the RapidVac+ mode:
RapidVac Remote Switch Activator
Generator Interlink Cable
Operating Modes
Four operating modes are available: standby, footswitch, RapidVac+, and
continuous.
Standby mode powers up the unit without activating the motor or vacuum
flow.
Footswitch mode is used to turn the smoke evacuator on or off with the
optional footswitch pedal.
RapidVac+ mode is used to control the vacuum flow simultaneously with
activation of an electrosurgical pencil. This mode is controlled with the
optional generator interlink or electrosurgery sensor.
Continuous mode is used to operate the smoke evacuator using continuous
air flow.

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