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SPECIFICATIONS

5MD20-0001-01 Rev. 2

Allowable respiration rates: 

Adaptive: up to 43 bpm. And down to ~ 5 bpm. (two persons independently)

Apnea time-out envelope: 

Adaptive: ~40 sec Pa. 0-12 K ft., ~30 sec. Pa. 13-18 K ft., 20 Sec. at and above Pa. 18 K ft. Apnea 

alarm does not respond if in any of the ‘D’ modes and while below that pressure altitude threshold.

Operating inlet pressures: 

15 psig. (1 bar) DYNAMIC (flowing) through cannula and 1.5 meters (5 ft.) of 4 mm. inlet tubing.

25 psig. (1.72 bar) .

Operating & storage temperatures, altitudes, vibration @ humidity, (assumes nominal operating voltage):
 

Temp range @ ~10% RH:

 -40° to +60° C. (Storage for complete unit less battery)

 

Temp range @ ~25% RH:

 0° to +60° C. (Operating with std. valve)

 

Temp range @ ~100% RH NC:

 +5° to +60° C. (Operating with std. valve) 

Unit is not water-proof, keep it 

 

dry from spray & rain.

 

Altitudes @ up to ~100% RH:

 -100 to +30 K ft. Pressure Altitude range @ +5° to +60° C. (Operating with std. valve)

 Vibration:

 Random vibration 5 to 500 Hz, (

15 minutes per axis @ 2.5 g. (rms) sin wave)

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Physical characteristics (EDS-O2D2 unit only):

 

 

Width @ widest point: 4.21” (107 mm); 

 

Height, including connectors: 3.73” (94.75 mm.); 

 

Height, enclosure only: 3.18” (80.7 mm); Thickness, front to rear: 1.25” (31.75 mm)           

  

Weight: 11.2 Oz. (0.317 kg.) with batteries

Operating Voltage & Current @ 25° C. @ ~25% RH. 

(Measured in the ‘N’ mode setting @ 15 RESP/ typical.)

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Battery types:

 3 ea. Standard 1.5 volt alkaline type ‘AA’ or equivalent. Use only alkalinetype bat-

teries.

 

Battery Life:

 100 to 150 Hrs. @ ~25° C. @ ~25% R.H. Measured from mean, assuming fresh alkaline batteries 

 

operating under normal operating conditions. 

Make certain quality alkaline batteries are used.  Removed during long-term storage.
 

External Power:

 4.5 VDC external power jack with auto battery disconnect with series diode is provided. No internal  

 

regulation or over voltage protection is provided.

 

External Audio output:

 3.5 mm stereo type jack provides audio output at ~40 mv. RMS into 5K

 L&R independent.  

 

Suitable for most aircraft Integrated Communication Systems (ICS).

 

Nominal battery voltage:

 ~4.25 VDC @ 4.30 ma. Idle. 220 ma. Peak (~500 ms. max), 3.25 ma. Average.

 

Min. start-up voltage:

 ~2.80 VDC ± 0.1VDC.

 

Low-battery cut-out:

 < 2.5 VDC ± 0.1VDC. (Red light on steady unit in non-responsive state ‘dead’)

 

Very low battery signal:

 ~3.0 VDC ± 0.1VDC. (Red light winking 2/sec.) ~5 Hrs. of service left.

 

Low battery signal:

 ~3.3 VDC ± 0.1VDC. (Red light winking 1/sec.) ~12 Hrs. of service left.

Notes:

The low battery cut-out feature provides a known state of action if the batteries are depleted to the point 

of inadequate power to operate the unit to any of the declared specifications. In addition, this feature 

was found to be prudent because, while many of the specifications may stay intact, false triggering of 

the valve may confuse the operator of a problem other than low batteries. The minimum ‘start-up’ volt-

age is where the unit will initiate the built-in test and commence operations. However, it should be noted 

that, during this operation, if the batteries are then measured to be too low the lock-up feature may then 

shortly ensue. This should help the operator in determining if the unit is bad or if the batteries are too 

low. A unit that has low batteries that cause ‘lock-up’ will most likely initially start-up if left off for some 

time. Alkaline type batteries have so-called self-rejuvenating properties that may cause the user to stall 

battery replacement. Obviously, dead batteries will yield no action.

The O2D2 Specifications, performance standards and limits are derived from actual units tested, 

characterized or calculated. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Height

Width

16 mm

Depth

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Summary of Contents for EDS O2D2

Page 1: ...ENTS INTRODUCTION 2 FEATURES 2 BASIC SAFETY 2 GETTING STARTED 3 INSERTING OR REMOVING THE BATTERIES 4 REMOVING THE TUBING 4 STORING THE MH EDS O2D2 4 MOUNTING THE MH EDS O2D2 4 THANK YOU for purchasin...

Page 2: ...omatically adjust the oxygen flow as your altitude changes When you re flying don t you have more important things to do than adjust your oxygen flow during altitude changes PILOT 1 Blue 6 mm outlet c...

Page 3: ...e next page for detailed instructions 5 If you are using the MH EDS O2D2 with a Mountain High four port regulator FPR locate the oxygen input tube clear tube with a short red tube on one end and inser...

Page 4: ...be part of your pre flight inventory DO NOT store the EDS unit while the inlet is under pressure Remove all sources of oxygen pressure and secure the unit to ensure it will not become damaged If the l...

Page 5: ...ment the standard oxygen flow by adding approximately the selected number of feet in thousands to the MH EDS O2D2 s perceived altitude Flow start All altitudes Use with Cannula or face mask Flow amoun...

Page 6: ...io beeps once every four 4 seconds until unit detects a valid inhalation event Time before Apnea event is 30 35 seconds This typically occurs for the following reasons 1 The user has quit breathing fo...

Page 7: ...no oxygen pulse on inhalation 1 Make sure the face mask is sealed against the skin 2 Check for obstructions on the O2D2 outlet tubing 3 Use only face masks provided by Mountain High Equipment Supply N...

Page 8: ...onnect with series diode is provided No internal regulation or over voltage protection is provided External Audio output 3 5 mm stereo type jack provides audio output at 40 mv RMS into 5K L R independ...

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