resistance of the ventilation system must not exceed 6 hPa at 60 l/min for adults
and 6 hPa at 30 l/min for children.
3.1.3 Mobile operation
Warning!
Risk of injury as a result of handling the replaceable battery incorrectly!
Incorrect handling of the replaceable battery may lead to fires and injure the
patient.
– Do not open, crush, deform, puncture or dismantle the replaceable battery.
– Do not drop the replaceable battery.
– Do not introduce any foreign bodies into the replaceable battery.
– Do not immerse the replaceable battery in water or other liquids.
– Do not short-circuit the replaceable battery.
– Do not put conductive objects in contact with the connections of the
replaceable battery.
– Keep the replaceable battery away from fire or heat.
– Only use and charge the replaceable battery with the system provided for it.
– Only replace the replaceable battery with a genuine Weinmann replaceable
battery.
– Children may only use the replaceable battery under supervision.
– If the replaceable battery has been handled incorrectly, have it checked by
Weinmann or an authorized specialist dealer.
• When operated on a wheelchair, this system requires a certificate of conformity.
To obtain this, consult a specialist dealer authorized by the manufacturer,
Weinmann; this dealer will also perform the attachment.
Caution!
• The internal battery is not intended for mobile operation. Always use one (or
several) of the replaceable batteries available as accessories for mobile power
supply. Ensure before mobile operation that the internal battery is fully charged
so that an uninterrupted power supply is ensured in an emergency.
• Protect the therapy device in the carrying bag from direct sunlight and rain,
using a sunshade or rain cover for example. The carrying bag itself provides only
brief protection from sunlight and rain. Strong sunlight can force ambient
temperature up beyond the permitted limits. The consequence of this may be
that the batteries in the device will not longer function.
• During mobile operation there may be problems with the trigger. This can result
in inadequate ventilation. Have your physician adjust the trigger settings or
select a monitored ventilation mode.
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