Prima 320 Advance
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User Manual
3.10 Auxiliary Common Gas Outlet (ACGO) and
O2 Flush control
The ACGO port (1) and ACGO control switch (2) are mounted on
the front of the machine.
ACGO control
The AGCO control switch (2) has two positions:
1. Upper position (3) - fresh gas is directed to the patient
through the breathing circuit to the expiratory port (4).
2. Lower position (5) - fresh gas is directed to the patient
through the ACGO port (1).
O2 Flush control
The O2+ button (6) directs an oxygen flow of 25-75 L/min to:
(a) the ACGO port (control switch in the lower position (5))
or;
(b) into the breathing system.
3.11 Anaesthetic Gas Scavenge System (AGSS)
The Penlon AGSS receiver (1) is mounted on the side of the
machine (2), see section 5.1.9.
All sources of expired anaesthetic gases (e.g. directed from
the absorber APL valve, and the ventilator bellows patient gas
exhaust), are directed internally to the outlet (3) at the right-
hand-side of the rear of the machine. A hose (4) connects the
outlet to the receiver unit inlet port.
The output hose (5) connects to the hospital disposal system.
WARNING
1. Do not connect any vacuum system directly to the outlet
(3).
2. The receiving system (1), with a positive and negative
pressure control function, must be used.
3. Systems must comply with ISO 80601-2-13.
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