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Turn the gas flow selection dial fully clockwise and check that the indication in the 
flowmeter window is zero. 

Open the cylinder valve slowly with a suitable cylinder key.  Check the regulator cylinder 
contents gauge to verify that there is sufficient gas available. 

Connect a sufficient length of oxygen tubing (not supplied) to the outlet barb. 

4.2. 

Test Prior to Use 

Turn the flow selection dial to its highest setting and check that gas flow can be felt at the 
patient end of the tubing.  If no medical oxygen flow is refer to Section 7 Troubleshooting 
of this manual. 

Turn off the oxygen flow by turning the flow selection dial fully clockwise. 

4.3. Operation 

Connect the free end of the oxygen tubing to the patient or patient enclosure using the 
appropriate connector (not supplied). 

Determine the appropriate oxygen flow rate in litres per minute (l/min) require for the 
patient.  Turn the flow selection dial until the required rate is visible in the flow indication 
window; the dial ‘clicks’ into place and is obvious to the touch. 

Continue to monitor the patient as advised by the clinician.  Check the regulator contents 
gauge regularly. 

4.4. After 

Use 

Upon completion of the therapy, turn the flow selection dial to zero, close the cylinder 
valve and disconnect the outlet hose from the regulator and the patient. 

To remove the regulator from the cylinder, first ensure the cylinder valve is closed.  Bleed 
off any residual gas pressure in the regulator by turning the flow selection dial to any flow 
setting until flow ceases.  Remove the regulator from the cylinder. 

 5.

 

Maintenance 

5.1. Interim 

Inspection 

All Dialflow Regulators should be inspected and tested on an annual basis to ensure 
correct performance. 

5.1.1. Cleaning 

Wipe down the outside of the device with an alcohol wipe.  Do not allow the ingress of 
water or other solution into the device.  Check the exterior condition of the device.  Pay 
particular attention to the input connector seals, which should be replaced if damaged or 
missing.  Check that the holes in the side of the device, which are designed to vent gas in 
the event of relief valve activation, are not obstructed or have otherwise been tampered 
with. 

5.1.2. 

Internal Leak Test 

Connect the regulator to a cylinder in accordance with this Instructions for Use.  Set the 
flow selection dial to zero and open the cylinder valve.  Connect a hose to the outlet barb 
and immerse the other end of the hose into water.  Check for leak through (internal leak).  
Remove the hose. 

Summary of Contents for Dialflow Regulator

Page 1: ...702 0084 14 October 2014 Dialflow Regulator Instructions for Use ...

Page 2: ...ug and may be used in critical treatments Medical gases should only be used for medical purposes on the authority of a physician or authorised clinician and then strictly in accordance with their instructions Oxygen is not flammable however an oxygen enriched atmosphere will drastically increase the rate and severity of combustion Oil and or grease in the presence of an oxygen enriched atmosphere ...

Page 3: ...all stand or cart Do not use or store oxygen equipment near excessive heat 50 C or 125 F or open flame Only appropriately trained personnel working in controlled conditions must perform disassembly assembly and testing of regulators and flowmeters Dialflow Regulators are not MRI compatible Flowmeters may be affected if the cylinder pressure is other than stated in the specifications The threaded b...

Page 4: ...nd these may be different from one country to another ensure that this regulator is the correct connector for the cylinder to be used Once connected to an oxygen cylinder and with the cylinder valve opened the user may select the flow rate prescribed by rotating the gas flow selection dial until the correct flow rate is seen in the viewing window The rate at which gas flows from the regulator is c...

Page 5: ...4 4 After Use Upon completion of the therapy turn the flow selection dial to zero close the cylinder valve and disconnect the outlet hose from the regulator and the patient To remove the regulator from the cylinder first ensure the cylinder valve is closed Bleed off any residual gas pressure in the regulator by turning the flow selection dial to any flow setting until flow ceases Remove the regula...

Page 6: ... service in accordance with the instructions given in the Service Manual or return the device to a recognised BPR Medical Service Centre on or before the date shown 6 Specification Specification Value Flow Accuracy 15 of setting for flow rates above 1 L min 20 10 of settings of 1 L min and below Input Pressure Range 900 to 20 000 kPa 9 bar to 200 bar Flow Settings l min Range A 0 0 02 0 03 0 05 0 ...

Page 7: ...ation to be supplied General requirements BS EN 13544 2 A1 Respiratory therapy equipment Tubing and connectors BS 5682 Specification for probes quick connectors for use with medical gas pipeline systems 7 Troubleshooting Fault Possible Cause Solution No gas flow Gas cylinder turned off Check gas supply Dial Flow Regulator not connected properly Check gas specific probe is correctly connected Gas c...

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