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FEATURES, OPTICELL SMART
OptiCell SMART air mattress systems are designed to enable individual cells to be disconnected
simply while a patient is lying on the mattress. The mattresses have three different types of
cells with different functions.
• Main cells - Continuously inflated air cells used primarily under the head.
• Standard cells - dual chamber cells where some chambers are continuously inflated
and others have alternating air pressure.
• Ventilation cells - act like standard cells, but with ventilation holes that blow small
amounts of air upwards into the cover. This is to create air circulation that helps keep the
top of the cover dry and reduce the risk of damage.
By connecting in an additional ventilating cell, an airier feeling can be created if the user
says the cover feels hot in a certain area.
Individual cells can be disconnected simply by:
• Removing the air hose from the cell concerned by pressing the button on the air hose
connector.
• Disconnecting both buttons on both sides of the cell.
AIR HOSES FROM THE PUMP.
The OptiCell SMART has a connector with three hoses from the pump to the mattress.
The intermediate hose (red), is used to inflate the main cells under the patient’s head and to inflate
the lower cell chambers in the other cells. This is to ensure there is always air in the mattress
irrespective of the pump setting or if the pump were to stop working
(power outage or similar) .
The two other hoses supply either alternating or static pressure to the standard and ventilation
cells. See section “Air hose connection” (page 10) for further information.
THE DIFFERENT PUMP SETTINGS.
By changing the settings, the mattress can be used in either static or alternating pressure
mode with different degrees of air pressure. See Overview Pump, page 15.