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XY OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR
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To ensure personal safety and to avoid any damage to equipment, it is essential to follow the instructions contained
in this document and any other documentation provided with the device, and particularly the instructions on “Safe
Practice”.
INTRODUCTION
We strongly advise you to read these installation instructions, before first switching on your oxygen concentrator. The
damage that could be caused by setting the machine up or installing it incorrectly would not be covered by our
guarantee.
1.1 Specification plate
Consult the copy of the specification plate fixed to the oxygen concentrator in fourth of cover.
In order to facilitate any requests for spare parts or to inform you about your oxygen concentrator, we recommend that you refer on
this page to the characteristics read on the data plate attached to the central unit, immediately after receiving your machine.
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SAFETY INFORMATION
2.1 Oxygen
Oxygen is an oxidant, and vigorously accelerates any combustion process. In an oxygen-rich atmosphere, or when
materials come into contact with oxygen, some materials that are non-inflammable in air can instantaneously become
flammable.
Oxygen is a gas without colour, odour or taste and non-flammable gas. It allows combustion. It is an active element that combines
directly or indirectly with all elements except rare gases.
Oxygen is heavier than the air, it can accumulate in low points (pits, gutters, basement…) and the risk from oxygen enrichmen
t is high
and dangerous.
To reduce the risk of fire or explosion, keep any combustible materials - such as petrol, kerosene, oil, grease, paint, rags
or wood
–
away from the oxygen concentrator.
Any equipment installed after the oxygen concentrator
–
such as connection systems, tubing and tanks
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must be oxygen-compatible
and completely degreased. Use an oxygen-compatible sensor to check that all connections are leak-free.
Handle the equipment with clean, grease-free hands.
Never use oxygen instead of another gas (such as air or nitrogen).
Prohibit smoking, approaching a flame or making sparks near the oxygen concentrator or the use of oxygen.
In order to avoid the factors creating adiabatic compression and the occurrence of a violent explosion, open the valves slowly and
gradually, never use force when opening or closing valve and never proceed to several successive pressurizations, In particular for
pressure above 30 bar.
Mixture of oxygen at 93% and medicinal oxygen: clinicians must be informed that the gas coming from the wall plugs can be either
oxygen at 93%±3%, or medicinal oxygen (99.5%), or a mixture of both.
2.2 Cleanliness of the components
All the components in contact with oxygen must be compatible with oxygen and respect the requirements for
cleanliness described in the standard ISO 15001. Methods of cleaning and checking of cleanliness are given in this
standard.