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5.2 Electrical Network Connection
The equipment shall be connected to a grounded electrical supply network complying with ABNT NBR
13534: 2008 - Instalações elétricas de baixa tensão - Requisitos específicos para instalação em
estabelecimentos assistenciais de saúde.
The internal batteries of the equipment shall always be charged and ready for use in any power failure
or for use in external operations. To do this, keep your power source connected to the electrical network to
charge the batteries, even if the equipment is off. Switching between the power supply and internal battery
does not affect the performance of the equipment.
After prolonged use of the equipment using only the internal battery power, it is necessary to fully
recharge the equipment, preparing the equipment for the next use. During the recharge of the internal batteries,
the performance of the equipment is not affected.
If the equipment remains unplugged from the electrical network for a period of more than one month,
the batteries must be fully recharged.
When switching from electrical network to battery, the performance of the equipment is not affected.
The "no AC power" low priority alarm is triggered, and the battery icon is displayed. If the equipment remains
out of the electrical network, when the battery charge is less than 50%, the "low battery" medium priority alarm
will be displayed and at least 5 minutes before the battery runs out the high priority alarm "low battery".
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If LOW BATTERY alarm occurs, IMMEDIATELY connect the ventilator to the electrical
network. If this is not possible, provide another suitable means of ventilatory support
and DISCONNECT the equipment from the patient.
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After the electrical network has been interrupted and restored while the internal battery is charged with
