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Non-rinsable standard instruments such as scissors and forceps are placed in the
TRISON Rack or a similar basket and are not connected to the adapters – the adapters
remain open.
The sonication time for each instrument can be set by the user according to the
cleaning and/or disinfection agent used (default value 15 min).
TRISON functional diagram:
Channel
selector
Switch
Coupling A
Coupling B
Pump
Pressure
switch
Pressure
switch
Filter
Flow rate sensor
Oscillating tank
P
P
1.6
Intended purpose
1.6.1 Use of the devices
TRISON ultrasonic baths use the physical e
ff
ect of high-frequency ultrasound in
aqueous liquids in order to clean re-processable medical instruments. Their main
application is the gentle, intensive cleaning of rinsable robotic and MIS instruments.
Simple standard instruments can also be e
ff
ectively cleaned in ultrasonic baths.
Sonication is conducted using water and an agent suitable for use with ultrasound.
In order to use the device as intended, an ultrasound-permeable insert basket or an
appliance suitable for positioning the instruments during sonication is also required.
IMPORTANT!
Ultrasonic baths are operated in the context of further steps required to meet the
requirements for hygiene in the reprocessing of medical devices in accordance with
applicable national regulations. TRISON ultrasonic baths are class I medical devices in
accordance with Directive 93/42/EEC and must be operated accordingly.