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Video Viewer
Display
3.5” LCD (320 x 240 pixels)
Weight
135g
Power consumption
8W
Battery type
3.7V lithium polymer
Battery output
5V DC
Mains power supply to
Charger
100V to 240V
Ingress protection
IP33
Handle
Size
35 mm x 130 mm
Weight
200g (incl. battery)
Power
1 x alkaline or lithium AA 1.5V battery
Material
Medical grade thermoplastic
Ingress protection
IP52
Camera Modules
MAC
MIL (S)
MIL (L)
Size
35 mm x 110 mm 35 mm x 83 mm
35 mm x 136 mm
Weight
98g
70g
90g
Power
Supplied from Handle
Camera
1/18” CMOS sensor with integrated lens
Light source
High intensity LED
Material
Stainless steel
Ingress protection
IP52
Blades
Material
Polycarbonate
Coating
Anti-fog coated
Type
Clean, non-sterile for single use
Check all areas of the video laryngoscope before first use and between each patient
use. In the event of signs of damage or defects, refer to Section 5.1, do not use and
inform the local distributor.
The video laryngoscope is supplied in a non-sterile, reusable state. It will be
necessary to clean it before use, refer to Section 4.
Check the battery of the laryngoscope:
Before using the device as a standard
laryngoscope, ensure that the Camera Module illuminates when the device locks
in the ‘ON’ position.
CAUTION:
The AA 1.5V battery MUST be changed regularly. Inadequate battery
level may cause the laryngoscope to fail suddenly without warning.
Check the battery of the Video Viewer:
If using the device as a video laryngoscope,
ensure that the Video Viewer has adequate charge prior to use. Without connecting
to the laryngoscope, press the TEST button for at least 5 seconds to illuminate the
display and check that the LED light indicator glows a steady GREEN. This indicates
that the Video Viewer has sufficient charge and is operating correctly. If the LED
light indicator is flashing, proceed to charge the device with the Video Viewer
Charger, refer to Section 3.1.
CAUTION:
If the LED light indicator on the Video Viewer is flashing then there is
NOT sufficient battery to use the device safely.
1.3
Technical specifications
2.
Operating instructions
2.1 Inspection
2.2 Cleaning
2.3 Batteries
