1. remove cannula from Portable System’s
outlet cannula connection.
2. remove Portable System from carry bag.
3. Attach the ball end of the contents scale
to the Portable System’s engagement
location (
figure 3
) by sliding ball into slot
above the fill connector.
4.
Hold the content scale with one hand,
pull down the Portable will the other hand
and release. This method with result in a
consistent contents measurement.
5. read the contents indicator of the scale to
determine the approximate amount of liquid
oxygen contents in the device. To ensure you
have enough oxygen to meet your needs,
check the indicator periodically.
6.
dO NOT
use contents scale for any purpose
other than specified, doing so may damage
the scale and void the warranty.
NEVER
pull the ball end of the contents scale and allow it to snap back
into the scale doing so will damage the scale and void the warranty.
The table below shows approximate use times for the Portable System
after it has been completely filled. The table has been constructed
using a typical breathing pattern for oxygen patients.
your use time
may vary from the use times listed below.
We recommend that you
learn through experience how long the Portable System will last under
your circumstances.
Checking the Approximate Amount of Liquid Oxygen Remaining
figure 3
breathing from the Portable System
1. Attach a
standard adult single lumen oxygen nasal cannula
, (no
longer than 7 feet) to the device’s cannula connection according to
the cannula manufacturer’s instructions.
10
Approximate use time of a full Portable System.
Pulse Setting
Approximate Use Time
1
9 Hours
2
8 Hours
3
5.3 Hours
4
4.3 Hours
CAUTION
dO NOT
use pediatric, low flow nasal cannulas or oxygen masks with
this device.
