USER MANUAL 16-2040N / 16-2041N / 16-2042N
Rev. 07/2016
5. INSPECTION AND INSTALLATION IN THE OPERATING THEATRE
5.1 CHECKING THE DEVICE
Any deterioration, malfunction or missing ancillary equipment must be immediately reported or confirmed by
us and/or distrubutor by registered letter so that it can be covered by insurance if necessary.
Please keep the original device packaging for its yearly maintenance return. When doing so, please enclose
a document to include your name, address and the reason for returning the device (problem encountered).
Place the insufflator on a flat and dry surface. This insufflator must be placed on a flat surface and
must be higher than the patient to prevent any liquid from flowing backwards through the tubes.
5.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY
Your insufflator is delivered with the following ancillary equipment:
Description
Quantity
User manual
1x
Main power cable 2.50 m long
1x
Open-ended spanner for the high-pressure hose connector
1x
Set of 1 sterile disposable Y-tubes equipped with a viral filter, packed in a separate box
1x
5.3 RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES (OPTIONAL)
• Pin connector, type DIN 477-1 no. 6 or US 7/16”
• High-pressure CO2 feed hose (Pmax: 200 bar), 1m long.
5.4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Check that the specifications of the main power supply include 100 to 230VAC and 50 Hz – 60 Hz with
a required power of 40VA.
Connect the power cable on the rear panel in [4].
Connect the power cable to the main power supply.
In the United States and Canada a “Hospital Grade” power cable supplied should be used, and it
must, be connected to the “Hospital Grade” mains connection, without fail.
This insufflator is protected by two 2.5 amp time-lag supply fuses (UR), on the rear panel in [3]; do not
use UR fuses of different sizes that are not certified.
5.5 EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING
The safeguards against discharge of static electricity (ESD) are as follows:
• application of equipotential bonding on all devices is to be connected; connect the voltage compensator
cable to the connector
[5]
on the rear panel.
• exclusive use of the ancillary equipment mentioned
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