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LEITAT 1 | AUTOMATIC RESUSCITATOR | USER GUIDE
replaced immediately, supervising the equipment at all times between detection until the battery
is replaced.
If the alarm system battery needs to be replaced, it must be replaced by one with identical
characteristics. Replacing the battery with one of different characteristics could lead to improper
operation of the alarm system.
5.1.7 | Elimination
All replaced parts and pieces must be disposed of as determined by the local legislation where
the equipment is installed.
Special attention should be paid to the battery of the alarm system, and electronic components,
which must be treated as special waste and disposed of independently from the rest of the
equipment as they can present a risk to the environment.
5.1.8 | Electrical safety
ALWAYS use an AC power supply that provides a grounding pin connection.
Never disassemble the box containing the electrical system of the automated resuscitator. This
operation presents a risk of electric shock.
The leakage current measured in the equipment is less than 0.5 µA, so there is no risk of causing
untimely trips of the differentials due to the accumulation of equipment.
5.1.9 | Electromagnetic compatibility
The use of this equipment requires special precautions regarding its electromagnetic
compatibility.
Only connect this equipment to a grounded electrical outlet.
Never disconnect the grounding cable from the equipment.
The equipment must be used only in a hospital setting.
Use restrictions:
Radio frequency equipment, such as mobile, table, or portable devices, may interfere with the
operation of the automated resuscitator.
5.2. PRECAUTIONS
The following are conditions that may affect or damage the equipment or its accessories.
5.2.1 | Installation
When in operation, this automated resuscitator:
NEVER be covered or placed in such a way that it blocks your access or covers the
ventilation openings. These entrances are located on the sides of the team.