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Rescue Life User Manual vers. 3.0 Feb. 2015
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POSSIBLE DEVICE SHUTDOWN OR NOT SWITCHING ON
Always check that the battery is fully charged.
W
HEN OPERATING ON BATTERY POWER
,
THE LARGE CURRENT DRAW REQUIRED FOR DEFIBRILLATOR
CHANGING MAY CAUSE THE DEFIBRILLATOR TO REACH SHUTDOWN VOLTAGE LEVELS WITH NO LOW
BATTERY WARNING
. I
F THE DEFIBRILLATOR SHUTS DOWN WITHOUT WARNING
,
OR IF A
BATTERY LOW
MESSAGE APPEARS ON THE MONITOR SCREEN
,
THE OPERATOR HAS TO CONNECT IMMEDIATELY THE
AC
POWER CORD TO AN OUTLET
.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY GUIDELINES
Use only the original power cord during recharging. The right value for the AC power supply is:
100V to 240V, 50 / 60 Hz AC.
During recharging, do not place the device where the environmental conditions exceed the
storage conditions specified.
D
URING OPERATION
,
THE DEVICE SHOULD BE PLACED AWAY FROM SOURCES OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
INTERFERENCE SUCH AS MOTORS
,
GENERATORS
, X-R
AY EQUIPMENT
,
RADIO TRANSMITTERS
,
CELLULAR
MOBILE TELEPHONES AND OTHERS
,
AS THESE MIGHT INTERFERE WITH THE SIGNALS BEING ACQUIRED
.
The RESCUE LIFE is classified as follows:
Class II, BF equipment in terms of electrical safety (EN 60601-1).
ECG patient cable input is a Class II, CF (EN60601-1)
The Electromagnetic compatibility level is Class B according to the
EN 60601-1-2 (Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements).