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301-0005V & 301-0005VP PORTABLE OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR 

Oxlife Liberty and Oxlife Liberty2 

USER: 

Read this manual before operating the device and save this 

manual for future reference. 

HEALTH-CARE PROVIDER: 

This manual must be provided to the 

end user. 

. 

 

OXLIFE LIBERTY

®

 

OXLIFE LIBERTY

2

®

 

User Manual

 

 

 

 

PROUDLY DESIGNED, 
ENGINEERED AND 
ASSEMBLED IN THE U.S.A

. 

Summary of Contents for OXLIFE LIBERTY

Page 1: ...xlife Liberty2 USER Read this manual before operating the device and save this manual for future reference HEALTH CARE PROVIDER This manual must be provided to the end user OXLIFE LIBERTY OXLIFE LIBER...

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Page 3: ...Battery and Power Supply Safety Guidelines 16 Section 3 Product Description 17 Device and Accessories 17 Feature Identification 18 Understanding the Control Panel 19 Section 4 Operating Instructions 2...

Page 4: ...Alarm System Test 44 Section 6 Maintenance and Cleaning 45 Maintenance 45 Pre Use Functional Check 45 Device Care and Cleaning 46 Section 7 Traveling 49 Entering and Exiting Airplane Mode 50 Section...

Page 5: ...TACT YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER OR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT Please contact your authorized dealer or healthcare provider if your Oxlife Liberty requires service Please call O2 Concepts Te...

Page 6: ...500mL minute of oxygen at 20 BPM and can be set to deliver continuous flow rates in Settings 0 5 to 1 5 LPM in 25 LPM increments The Oxlife Liberty2 can be set to deliver pulse flow rates in Settings...

Page 7: ...flammable anesthetic mixture No open flames Do not incinerate battery Indoor Use Only Use no grease or oils Do not disassemble Do not dispose of in household waste Refer to instructions Keep dry in tr...

Page 8: ...ase flow setting RDM connected Tech SupportOnly Decrease flow setting Provider Information Battery charge status Alarm AC DC battery chargingindicator Breath detection Cell signal strength Device stat...

Page 9: ...om 0 to 5 0 psig 0 34kPa Pulse Mode 301 0005V Settings 1 to 9 160ml to 1500mL minute Bolus volumes are in 8mL increments from 8 to 75mL 301 0005VP Settings 1 to 10 160ml to 1600ml minute Bolus volumes...

Page 10: ...e Humidity 0 95 non condensing Operating Time 24 hours per day when connected to an external AC or DC power source This is a continuous operationdevice Cannula Specification DO NOT use cannula tubing...

Page 11: ...apy The availability of an alternate source of supplemental oxygen is recommended in the case of power interruption or a mechanical failure of the device Consult your healthcare provider for a recomme...

Page 12: ...craft FAA Advisory Circular 91 21 1B including radio frequency emission limits of RTCA Document DO 160 section 21 Category M Device contains FCC Id XPY2AGQN4NNN The cellular connection must be deactiv...

Page 13: ...Incompatible parts or accessories can result in degraded performance Locate oxygen tubing and power cords away from hot surfaces and in a manner to prevent tripping hazards DO NOT modify the device An...

Page 14: ...cified by the manufacturer Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result Use of accessories transducers or cables other than those specified by O2 Concepts could result in in...

Page 15: ...standing water and do not submerge or expose to water or precipitation to avoid serious injury or damage to the device If the Oxlife Liberty has been dropped damaged or exposed to water please contact...

Page 16: ...leave the room you must turn the oxygen concentrator off and remove the cannula before smoking To ensure you are receiving the therapeutic amount of oxygen according to your medical condition the Oxl...

Page 17: ...avoid damage Use of a frayed or damaged AC or DC power supply cable may compromise basic safety with regard to the electromagnetic disturbances over the expected service life DO NOT attempt to disasse...

Page 18: ...ecommend the proper cannula for your use Ensure that the selected cannula is compliant to ISO 80601 2 69 Medical Electrical Equipment Particular requirement for basic safety and essential performance...

Page 19: ...19 Feature Identification 1 Control Panel 2 LCD Display 3 External Power Input 4 Rechargeable Battery 5 Oxygen Outlet Port 6 Side Vents 7 Exhaust Ports 8 Device Serial Number 9 FAA Approval Statement...

Page 20: ...Cell Connected 16 GPS Signal 17 RDM Connected TechSupport Only 18 RDM Mode Tech Support Only 19 Alert Alarm Indication 20 Breath Detection 21 Green Status Circle Open circle during warm up A Filled c...

Page 21: ...reading the Safety Guidelines included in SECTION 2 of this manual Please follow all operating instructions Before each use ensure that side vents are clean and in place and that cannula and power cor...

Page 22: ...n therapy The Oxlife Liberty MUST be located so that alarms can be heard Position the oxygen supply tubing and power cords in a manner that prevents kinking air flow obstructions and tripping hazards...

Page 23: ...m up period is indicated on the display screen by a green ring that becomes a green circle once warm up is complete THE PROPER FLOW MODE AND FLOW RATE ARE PRESCRIBED BY YOUR PHYSICIAN DO NOT CHANGE TH...

Page 24: ...tening CONTINUOUS MODE In Continuous Mode the device will deliver a continuous flow of oxygen through the nasal cannula The oxygen is measured in Liters per Minute or LPM Pulse PULSE MODE In Pulse Mod...

Page 25: ...45 seconds the screen will turn amber sound a 3 beep sequence and the text No Breath will flash on the screen If the device does not detect a breath after an additional 15 seconds the device will beep...

Page 26: ...Battery Operation Times Battery operating times are based on a new fully charged battery and are 10 Battery operating time will degrade with battery age number of charge cycles and operating environm...

Page 27: ...displayed on the control panel As the charge level increases on the battery the battery icon will turn solid in proportionate levels When the battery is fully charged over 95 the battery icon will app...

Page 28: ...ower supply consists of the following components Power supply with attached power supply cable to connect to the device AC power input cable When powered on the green LED on the power supply will be i...

Page 29: ...nd the unit to beep before removing the original source The detachable power supply cord to the power supply is the means of isolating the unit from the power supply main If the AC power supply is rem...

Page 30: ...ifications and performance Moreover such performance may be adversely impacted by one or more applications simultaneously drawing DC power e g cell phones media players other electrical systems in the...

Page 31: ...maged during transport Ensure that side vents and exhaust ports are not blocked The battery may not charge at any setting if the engine is not running Use the DC outlet closest to the car battery DO N...

Page 32: ...the device BEFORE plugging into the vehicle s DC outlet 3 Plug DC power cord into the vehicle s DC outlet 4 Remove the DC power cord from the vehicle s DC outlet when the engine is not running Discon...

Page 33: ...il the battery has charged to a minimum level Device Alerting Beeping Intermittently Occurs when the DC voltage supplied by the vehicle drops in and out of the minimal DC input threshold required for...

Page 34: ...erted into the carry bag from the bottom zippered section of the carry bag Ensure that side vents are aligned with the openings in the carry bag and access zipper is closed The battery can be accessed...

Page 35: ...inuous Flow Mode A single lumen nasal cannula rated at 6 liters per minute is required to ensure proper oxygen delivery To ensure proper oxygen flow confirm that the cannula is not pinched or blocked...

Page 36: ...enter the provider screen Run Hours The run hours are the total life hours the device has run Example Run Hrs 69 where the device has been run a total of 69 hours Voltage In Voltage In is the voltage...

Page 37: ...s the Mode M and Minus buttons simultaneously to access the Menu screen Press the Plus button to scroll to the language icon Press the Mode M button and the current language will be displayed Press th...

Page 38: ...notifications are heard the maximum distance the user can be from the device is dependent on surrounding noise levels When two alarm conditions occur at the same time the higher priority condition wi...

Page 39: ...which time the device will power off Solutions Clean or replace side vents Change to another source of oxygen and contact your authorized dealer Low Battery Alarm technical highpriority When battery...

Page 40: ...flash red at 2Hz sound a 10 beep sequence repeated after 2 5 seconds of silence and the text Unauthorized Battery will flash on the screen The alarm will continue to sound until the power button is p...

Page 41: ...reen The alarm will continue to sound until the power button is pressed momentarily to silence the audio or the power button is held to power off the unit or 15 seconds has expired at which time the d...

Page 42: ...arm will continue to sound until the power button is pressed momentarily to silence the audio or the power button is held to power off the unit or 15 seconds has expired at which time the device will...

Page 43: ...tes If a breath is detected the device will return to the last Pulse Mode setting If no breath is detected the device will stay in Continuous Mode and check for inspiration every 15 minutes The device...

Page 44: ...er sound a 3 beep sequence repeated after 15 seconds of silence and the text Unauthorized Battery will flash on the screen Pushing the Power button once momentarily silences the alert Solutions Remove...

Page 45: ...e the High Priority Alarm test is in progress will terminate the High Priority Alarm test and start the Medium Priority Alarm The Medium Priority Alarm consists of a 3 beep sequence separated by 15 se...

Page 46: ...erform any maintenance on your device Any such attempt will void the warranty Pre Use Functional Check A trained service technician can qualitatively verify that the device is ready for use by perform...

Page 47: ...e directions to clean the side vents 1 Remove the side vent 2 Wash the vent by running under warm tap water using a mild detergent 3 Rinse thoroughly under warm running water 4 Tap the side vent on a...

Page 48: ...water and wipe dry Clean the outside of the device monthly or more frequently as needed DO NOT spray or soak the case or front panel DO NOT spray or soak battery contacts DO NOT use alcohol ethylene...

Page 49: ...d be disinfected Clean the item as instructed above Per manufacturer s instructions disinfect device exterior carry bag and battery using Oxycide or similar product with a soft cloth DO NOT use alcoho...

Page 50: ...ers may also require advanced submission of a medical verification statement from your physician You should confirm any notification and verification requirement with your specific carrier Not all air...

Page 51: ...to scroll to Airplane Mode icon 3 Press Mode button M to enter Airplane Mode menu 4 Press Plus button to activate Airplane Mode 5 Press Mode button M to select displayed mode 6 Press Plus button to c...

Page 52: ...al Electrical Systems IEC 60601 1 11 Edition 2 1 2020 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 11 General Requirements for Basic Safety and Essential Performance Collateral Standard Requirements for Medica...

Page 53: ...ipment Type BF Applied Part IP22 Drip Proof Equipment Protected against solid objects over 12 mm and direct sprays of water up to 15 of vertical per IEC 60529 NOT suitable for use in the presence of f...

Page 54: ...Liberty Portable Oxygen Concentrator is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or the user of the Oxlife Liberty Portable Oxygen Concentrator should assure th...

Page 55: ...l environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1kV Differential 2kV Common 1kV Differential 2kV Common Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage Dips Dropout IEC 61...

Page 56: ...r by no less than the distances calculated listed below D 3 5 V1 Sqrt P 150kHz to 80MHz D 3 5 E1 Sqrt P 80 to 800 MHz D 7 E1 Sqrt P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz Where P is the max power in watts and D is the re...

Page 57: ...57 Test Specification for Enclosure Port Immunity to RF Wireless Communications Equipment...

Page 58: ...ange FDD Band 18 850MHz Uplink 815 830 MHz Module transmit Downlink 860 875 MHz Module receive Frequency range FDD Band 5 850MHz Uplink 824 849 MHz Module transmit Downlink 869 894 MHz Module receive...

Page 59: ...1605 9 MHz 1561 098 MHz The following table lists the sound pressure levels as measured according to IEC 60601 1 8 Alarm Sound Pressure Level High Priority 65 5 dB Medium Priority 63 7 dB Low Priorit...

Page 60: ...ct to exclusions and terms set forth herein the applicable warranty coverages are set forth in the table below Product Warranty Period Oxlife Liberty Three 3 years from Original Shipment Date Sieve Tu...

Page 61: ...nd or cause of any alleged defect For any Product that does not meet the limited warranty herein within the first ninety 90 days of the Original Shipment Date for the Product Purchaser shall contact t...

Page 62: ...the Company Acts of God and or other acts or conditions not in the control of the Company Moreover warranty coverage shall not be extended to Products for which i the serial number label has been rem...

Page 63: ...es shall jointly select an arbitrator In the event the parties fail to agree upon an arbitrator within ten 10 days then the Company shall select an arbitrator and Purchaser shall select an arbitrator...

Page 64: ...64 NOTES...

Page 65: ...867 4008 www o2 concepts com 2023 O2 Concepts LLC all rights reserved O2 Concepts Oxlife Liberty DNA Technology and Energy Smart Technology including certain related logos are registered trademarks o...

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