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7.4.4 Use your concentrator
4.1 Position the nasal cannula below your nose with
the small tubes directed into your nose and loop
the tubing snuggly around your ears per the can-
nula manufacturer’s instructions.
4.2 Breathe through your nose.
4.3 A green light will flash each time a breath is
detected.
4.4 Make certain the nasal cannula is properly aligned
on your face and you are breathing through your
nose.
4.5 Your concentrator will sense the onset of inhala-
tion and delivery a burst of oxygen at a precise
time when you inhale. The device will sense each
breath and continue to deliver oxygen in this
manner.
4.6 As your breathing rate changes, it will sense these
changes and deliver oxygen as you need it.
DO NOT use your concentrator if:
• You feel ill or uncomfortable.
• The concentrator does not signal an oxygen pulse.
• You are unable to hear and/or feel the oxygen pulse.
• You cannot hear the audible alarms.
DO NOT:
• Allow smoking or open flames within 6.56 ft / 2 m of
your concentrator.
• Actively smoke while using your concentrator.
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If you smoke, you must always turn your concen-
trator off, remove the cannula, and leave the room
where either the cannula or your concentrator
are located. If unable to leave the room, you must
wait 10 minutes after the flow of oxygen has been
stopped.
• Leave the nasal cannula on bed coverings or chair
cushions.
IMPORTANT: If you inhale very quickly between
breaths, the device may ignore one of the breaths,
giving the appearance of a missed breath. This is nor-
mal, as the device senses and monitors the changes in
your breathing pattern. The device will normally sense
the next breath and deliver oxygen accordingly.
For maintenance of the
cannula, refer to the cannula
manufacturer’s instructions
or follow the advice of your
healthcare professional.