Clements HiVac SUC 84109 User manual

CLEMENTS
HiVac
High
Vacuum
High Flow
Suction
Pump
SUC
84109
proven
through
performance
User
Manual
Manual
No,
SUC
91005
414
Issue
17
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Safety
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
Clements
HiVac
High
Suction
Pump.
For your safety it is imperative that this unit only be
operated by authorised personnel in accordance with the
instructions
as
described
in
this
manual.
Operated
in
this
way,
the
HiVac
High
Suction
Pump
will
provide
the
standard of service specified.
Due to continual improvements in product design, the
HiVac
High
Suction
Pump
may
vary
in
detail
from
the
descriptions
in
this
manual.
In
the
event
of
further
questions please contact your local distributor or BMDi
TUTA Healthcare direct.
User
Manual
.
HiVac
High Suction
Pump
Manual
Number
SUC 91005
414 Issue
17
Copyright © 2010 BMDi TUTA Healthcare Pty Ltd
The
information
in
this
manual
was
originated
by,
and
is
the
exclusive
property
of
BMDi
TUTA
Healthcare
Pty
Ltd.
It
is
furnished
for
customer
information
only,
and
is
not
an
authorisation
or
licence
to
make
this
product
or
to
furnish
this
information
to
others.
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Contents
Classifications ee 4
Specifications ..............5 ини 5
Transportation and Storage Mere ek 6
Description
eee
8
Installation and Operation.............................. 9
Accessories
and
Spares
...................................
13
Maintenance ................ 니 니 니 이 니 이 니 아 이 아 아 아 이 이 이 이 의 15
Troubleshooting .................... i. i 17
Diagnostic Setup... 19
Disassembly and Repair.................................. 21
Emissions Guidance Table 201 ....................... 23
Immunity Guidance Table 202 es 24
Immunity Guidance Table 204 ....................... 25
Warraniy.......................................... 26
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Identification
SUC 84109 HiVac High Vacuum / High Flow Suction Pump
Intended Use
To provide a continuous vacuum source, within the stated
operating vacuum range, for the aspiration of fluids and
particulate matter in medical procedures carried out by
clinically trained and authorized personnel.
Uninterrupted Availability
This equipment is mains powered. If patient care requires
the uninterrupted availability of a source of vacuum, the
clinical facility must make provision for either a backup
power supply or standby suction units which are battery
or manually powered.
Classifications
GMDNS Code 36776
GMDNS Term Suction Unit, High Vacuum / High Flow
GMDNS Synonym
Aspirator
Device Class Class Ila
Electric Shock
Class I Equipment
Protection
Additional Defibrillation-proof Type BF Applied Part
Electric Shock
Protection
Sterilisation Not supplied in sterile state
Anaesthetic NOT Category AP
Rating NOT Category APG
Operation Mode Continuous operation
Classifications
人 — 은
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Specifications
HiVac SUC 84109 、
Power
Rating
220/240
V
50Hz
230
V
60Hz
1.6 A > 1.6 A
Vacuum
Range
|0
to
-98kPa
0
to
-98
kPa
0 to-735 mm Hg 0 to —735 mm Hg
Max
Flow
Rate
|32
litre
/
min
36
litre
/
min
(free air)
Motor
Thermally
protected
PSC
motor
.
Pump Oil Less twin piston
Ambient
Continuous
operation
in
ambient
tempera-
Requirement tures of 5°C to 35°C.
Filters
Inlet:
disposable
bacteria
filter
Exhaust: clean, bleached cotton wool (5g)
Internal: disposable hydrophobic filter
Collection
Jar
|
2.x
2
litre
autoclavable,
shatter
resistant
poly-
carbonate jars with non-static polypropylene
bungs and overflow shut-off valves.
Regulator Needle Valve
Gauge Bourdon tube type
Dual Scale, mm Hg / kPa. Accuracy +3% FSD
Gauge
Range
“Toto
-760
mm
Hg
graduated
at
20
mm
Hg
O to -100 kPa graduated at 5 kPa
Unit
Width
406mm,
Depth
305mm,
Height
800mm
Dimensions Weight 16.5kg
Standard 25°C, Sea Level, 100kPa
Conditions
Environment Indoor
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Transportation and Storage
Environmental conditions for transportation and storage are
shown in the following table. In addition, for vehicular
transportation, the unit should be packed in its original
packaging and kept upright. -
Parameter Minimum Maximum
Temperature 10°C 40°C
Humidity 60% RH 95% RH
Barometric Pressure | 700 mBar 1060 mBar
Warning Symbols Legend
The warning symbols marked on the equipment and their
meanings are shown as follows.
/ | Attention, consult accompanying documents
Dangerous voltage inside
4 上 Defibrillation-Proof Type BF applied part
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Electromagnetic Interference
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, : there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur. i’ a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause hafmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
* Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
e Increase the separation between the equipment and the
receiver.
+ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
« Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for his or her help.
Changes or modifications to the equipment not expressly
approved by Clements could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
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Description
The Clements HiVac High Suction Pump is a mobile, enclosed
suction pump designed for high suction and high flow.
The main feature of this unit is the low maintenance piston
motor and pump assembly which can generate suction
strengths from O to -735 mm Hg (-98 kPa) with flow rates up to
32 litres of Free Air Per Minute (FAPM), depending on the model
and power supply. ~
The unit is mounted on large rubber wheels which make it easy
to move to any part of a hospital. The unit also has a storage
compartment at the rear to house additional tubing, handpieces
and other items needed when using the pump.
Main Components of Unit
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Installation and Operation
Installation 、
The
Clements
HiVac
High
Suction
Pump
is
supplied
with:
*
2x2
litre
Collection
Jar
with
Bung
Assembly
* ix Single Use Handpiece
* Yellow Suction Tubirg i
Important
Remove
strapping
from
motor
before
starting.
Ensure
power
is
disconnected
before
opening
unit.
WARNING
This
unit
can
generate
high
vacuums.
It
must
not
be
used
for
applications
which
require
low
vacuum.
Always
check
patient
requirements
before
applying
the
Clements
HiVac
High
Suction
Pump.
'
Power Switch Exhaust Filter
Vacuum Gauge Handle
Regulator Control Knob Tube Storage Hooks
OPO
NT
A
Inlet Connection Storage Compartment
如
|
上
wii
Pump (Internal)
For
applications
which
require
low
vacuum,
please
contact
your
distributor
for
information
about
the
Clements
Low
Suction
range
of
products.
Connecting The Collection Jars
Because
the
unit
is
fitted
with
two
Collection
Jars
it
can
either
be
connected
in
a
single-jar
arrangement
or
a
double-jar
arrangement.
With
the
single-jar
arrangement,
only
one
jar
is
in
use
at
a
time,
with
the
second
jar
on
standby.
As
one
jar
is
filled
it
is
disconnected,
so
that
it
can
be
emptied,
and
the
other
jar
is
connected.,
The
double-jar
arrangement
allows
both
jars
to
be
in
use
at
the
same
time,
thus
providing
longer
periods
between
changeover.
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8 Description
Installation
and
Operation
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Single-Jar Arrangement
Connect This
Jar ube To The ~
Outlet Patient
Jar
Inlet
Overfiow Cut
Spare Off Valves In
Patient Both Jars
Tube
\
This Jar This Jar
In Use On Standby
To connect the Collection Jars in a single-jar arrangement, use
the following procedure and refer to the block diagram below.
1. Place two clean jars in the holders, ensuring that both jars
are fitted with an Overflow Cut Off Valve.
2. Connect the SUCTION outlet of the jar to be used first to
the Bacteria Filter inlet on the main unit.
3. Connect the PATIENT inlet of the jar to be used first to the
Suction Tube leading to the patient.
4. When the first jar is full, disconnect it and use steps 2 and
3 to connect the second jar.
Hydrophobic
Shut Off Valve
Filter (Internal)
Blue Bacteria
Filter (External)
γ # To Patient
LY >
Overflow Cut
Off Valves in
Both Jars
Suction.
PUMP Jar in Jaron
ni Use Standby
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Pump
Double-Jar Inlet
Arrangement
Jar
PERA
Connect
This
Outlet
=
Tube
To
The
Al Patient
Jar
Inlet =
Beth Jars
In Use
Spare
Patient 0 :
Tube Ověrflow
Cut Off Valve
{in this Jar Only)
To connect the Collection Jars in a double-jar arrangement, use
the following procedure and refer to the block diagram below.
1.
Place two clean jars in the holders, ensuring that only one
jar, Jar 1, is fitted with an Overflow Cut Off Valve.
Connect the SUCTION outlet (with the Overflow Cut Of
Valve) of Jar 1 to the Bacteria Filter inlet on the main unit.
Connect the PATIENT inlet of Jar 1 to the SUCTION outlet
of the jar without an Overflow Cut Off Valve, Jar 2.
Connect the PATIENT inlet of Jar 2 to the Suction Tube
leading to the patient.
Hydrophobic
Shut
Filter (Internal)
Blue Bacteria Filter
(External)
Off Valve
a
To
Patient
NO Overflow
Cut Off Valve
Suction
Pump
Unit
Jar 2
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Operation If the motor thermal overload trips, switch the power off at the |
mains switch. This will prevent unexpected re-starting of the
To
operate
the
Pump,
follow
the
steps
listed
below.
pump
when
the
thermal
overload
automatically
resets
upon
1.
Place
the
pump
on
a
level
surface
with
a
15cm
clearance
cooling.
from walls or other objects.
2. Install the Collection Jars and Suction Tubing in either
the singlejar or double-jar arrangement as described in
the Connecting The Collection Jars section on page 8.
elf it is suspected that fluid may have entered the pump,
: either by an external spill or by a jar overflow, the unit must
1 be taken out of service untilithe fault has been fixed and its
. continued electrical safegy has been confirmed. The service
department must also be notified of any potential biohazard.
3. Connect the unit to the mains power supply and switch
the power on at the mains supply outlet.
4. Press the Power Switch down into the ‘|’ (ON) position
and the Motor will run.
5. Occlude the Suction Tubing and adjust the Regulator, by
turning the knob, to obtain the required vacuum level, as
indicated
on
the
Vacuum
Gauge.
.
Accessories
and
Spares
6. Check that there is no loss of vacuum in the Suction
Tubing and fittings.
Connect the catheter to the patient.
Check the Collection Jars to ensure that suction is being SUC 80301 2 litre Collection Jar for Suction Pum:
applied
correctly.
(Jar
Only)
Pe
・ SUC 80350 Metal Handpiece with Finger Valve and Multi
. Please Note:
Although the Collection Jars are fitted with Overflow Cut
Off Valves, the fluid levels should be monitored to prevent
spill-over inte the pump unit. The Hydrophobic Filter fitted
to the inlet of the pump acts as a single use shut-off valve
to protect the pump. It must be replaced if fluid has spilled
over into the pump unit.
Always start the pump with Suction Tubing unoccluded.
Always clear any blockages before re-starting the pump.
The pump motor is protected by a thermal overload
mechanism that will stop the pump if the temperature
exceeds a pre-set level. The mechanism will then
automatically restart the Pump after the motor has cooled
to the appropriate temperature.
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Installation and Operation
- Accessories
SUC 80297 001
Yellow Suction Tubing (20 metre roll)
Hole Tip
SUC 80404 001
Disposable Plastic Handpiece (Pack of 10)
SUC 80490
.. |Metal Handpiece with Multi Hole Tip
SUC 84100 162
Blue Bacteria Filter (Set of 12)
SUC 84200 033
Bung Assembly with Overflow Cut Off Valve for
2 litre Collection Jar
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Spares
MUL 94003 702 | Fuse T5.0 Amp 250V
MUL 94004000 | Power Switch
SUC 37043 Cotton Wool for Suction Pumps Exhaust Filter
(Pack of 10, 5 grams each)
SUC 80330 High Vacuum Gauge 0-100kPa
SUC 84100 049 Exhaust Filter Assembly for Suction Pumps
SUC 84100121 Resilient Motor Mount (Pack of 4)
SUC 84100 405 Hydrophobic Shut-Off Valve Filter (Pack of 5)
SUC 84100 505 Footswitch Kit for Suction Pumps with
(Switch, Pneumatic Actuator)
SUC 84109 002
Motor and Pump for Hi Vac/Hi Flo
SUC 84200 501 Seal for Collection Jar Bung (Set of 2)
SUC 84200 502 Suction Inlet Nipple for 2 litre Jar Bung
(Set of 4)
SUC 84200 503 Kit Grey Bung Float Chamber (Set of 2)
SUC 84200 518 Washer for Overflow Valve (Pack of 4)
SUC 84200 519
Blue Male Nipple for Bacteria Filter
{Pack of 10).
SUC 84200 520
Blue Female Nipple for Bacteria Filter
(Pack of 10)
SUC 89107
Kit for Pump Vacuum Controller
(Needle Valve Type)
SUC 89240 069
Regulator Knob Replacement Kit for Suction
Pumps (Regulator Knob, Screw)
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Accessories and Spares
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Maintenance
、 IMPORTANT
There are no user-serviceable components inside.
Maintenance must be carried out by qualified
personnel only.
“To keep your Clements HiVae ‘High Suction Pump in good condition,
the following maintenance is recommended.
After Each Operation
Blue Bacterial Filter
The blue bacterial filter is an important device to help protect the
pump from moisture and bacteria taken from patient airways.
Clements recommend that the filter be changed every month or
when the unit is used on infectious patients or when damp or
discoloured.
Housing
Wipe clean with a damp soapy cloth. Do not immerse or allow
liquid to enter the housing.
Suction Tubing
Suction Tubing should be sterilised with sterilants determined by
local protocols and compatible with PVC tubing. Suction Tubing
may be autoclaved to a maximum of 121°C for 20 minutes. At
higher temperatures the Suction Tubing will discolour and lose
shape.
Collection Jars
Place jars upright or up-side-down in autoclave: not on their
sides. Autoclave to a maximum of 136°C for 10 minutes. Do not
use phenolic solutions as disinfecting agents in polycarbonate jars.
Bung
Disconnect float cage and float from Bung. Place all items upright
or up-side-down in autoclave: not on their sides. Autoclave all
items to a maximum of 136°C for 10 minutes.
Note: Do not use abrasive cleaning agents as this may damage plastic
surfaces and reduce the expected performance of an item.
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After Every 100 Hours or 2 Months of Operation
. Replace the Exhaust Filter:
1. Remove the Exhaust Filter from the rear of the unit.
2. Unscrew the caps and replace the cotton wool. The filter
takes 5 gram of bleached and teased-out cotton wool.
+ Check all Suction Tubing and replace if it is perished, soft
or discoloured. Also check the tubing nipples. .
* Check the seal rings on the Bungs and replace them if they
are hard, cracked or perished. Check the fit of the Bung in
the Collection Jar.
« Check the Overflow Cut Off Valve seals and replace them if
they are perished or damaged.
IMPORTANT
The preceding maintenance should also be carried out
immediately after use with infectious patients.
Disposal and Recycling :
Waste Materials
The contents of the collection jars, suction tubing, bacteria
filter, internal hydrophobic shut-off filter, or the cotton wool in
the exhaust filter may contain biohazard wastes. Handle using
safe handling procedures, which may include the use of rubber
gloves and eye protection, and dispose of according to local
protocols for biohazard materials.
Recycling
At the end of their service life, the pump and accessories should
be dismantled if necessary, and returned to a local materials
recycling centre.
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Troubleshooting
Fault Check Rectify
No
Suction
But
Tubing
Blocked
Clear
or
Replace
Motor is Working
Overflow Cut Off
Clear, Replace or
Valve Closed Empty Jar
Hyd:Sphobic Shut- |Replace
Off Valve Filter Hydraphobic Shut-
Blocked „ (Off Valve Filter
Inlet Blocked Clear
Vacuum Gauge
Defective
Replace Vacuum
Gauge
Regulator Blocked
Clear or Replace
Bung Not Sealing
Adjust or Fit New
Seal
Regulator at Zero Adjust Setting
No
Suction:
Mains
Fuse
Blown
|Replace
Motor
Not
Working
Faulty
Mains
Power
|
Replace
Lead
Power Not Turned Turn On
On
Replace
Unit Fuses Blown
Thermal Overload
Activated
Wait For Unit To
Cool Down
No Suction But
Humming Can Be
Heard From Motor
Blockage In Pump
Dismantie And Clean
Pump
Motor Windings
Replace Motor
Troubleshooting
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Fault
Check Rectify
Not Enough Suction Regulator Setting
Too Low
Adjust To Correct
Setting
Leaks In Tubing or
Fittings
Tighten Connections
Blockage In Tubing | Clear or Replace
or Fittings “
Hydrophobic Shut- |Replace
Off Valve Filter Hydrophobic Shut-
Blocked Off Valve Filter
Excessive Noise Pump Worn Replace Pump
Coming From Pump Pump Incorrectly | Assemble Correctly
Assembled.
Pump Runs Thermal Overload Is |Disconnect Mains
Intermittently Cutting In and Out ¡Power And Wait For
Unit To Cool Down
Replacing the Hydrophobic Shut Off Valve Filter
Transparent Filter Housing
hs
To Pump
Filter Media.
—
To Patient
To ensure there is no entry of fluid into the pump the Hydrophobic
Shut Off Valve Filter MUST be fitted as shown above.
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Troubleshooting
Setup for Diagnostic and Performance Testing
Note that the following arrangements are not used for actual
suctioning applications. They are specified to remove
unnecessary variations when diagnosing faults and as a
standard setup for performance measurement.
Vacuum Check è . ῃ
Max|
4.
Unoccluded
-
zero
check
©
©
acuum
Gauge
Disconnect all items from inlet and with pump switched off,
confirm
that
gauge
reads
zero.
A
non-zero
reading
indicates
a
faulty gauge.
Set vacuum control knob to maximum, switch on pump and
confirm that gauge reads zero. A non-zero reading indicates
obstruction in internal tubing or connections.
T
x © © Max
2. Occluded - vacuum check Vacuum
Gauge
Switch on pump and ocelude inlet. Note maximum vacuum
reading.
Max
©
3. Occluded - gauge check Vacuum
Calibrated Gauge
Vacuum
Gauge
Connect
a
calibrated
vacuum
gauge
directly
to
inlet
and
repeat
maximum
vacuum
reading.
Confirm
that
pump
gauge
reads
within
the
specified
tolerance.
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Diagnostic
Setup
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Flow Check
1. Occluded - leak check
Jar SUC 81099 (1 litre)
or SUC 80312 (2iitre)
Tubing: SUC 80297 (8x13mm) Vacuum
F- Gauge
Connect pump as shown in diagram. Set vacuum control knob
to maximum, and switch on pump. Occlude jar inlet and con-
firm that pump achieves the same maximum vacuum as in the
previous vacuum check setup . Any difference indicates leaks in
jar or connections.
2. Unoccluded - flow check
Max
ο
©
Vacuum
Gauge
Jar SUC 81099 (1 litre)
er SUC 80312 (2 litre)
Tubing: SUC 80297 (8x13mm)
Calibrated Collection
Flowmeter Jar
Connect pump as shown in diagram. Set vacuum control kneb
to maximum, and switch on pump. Connect jar inlet to
calibrated flow meter and note flow reading.
If flow is significantly below specification, check internal tubing
and pump itself (or internal shutoff valve if fitted).
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Diagnostic
Setup
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Disassembly and Repair
Dismantling The Pump
The steps for dismantling the Pump are as follows.
1. Disconnect the unit from the mains power supply.
2. Remove Collection Jars-and Suction Tubing.
3. Remove the 4 screws from the base plate tabs at the rear
of the unit and push the housing forward off the base
plate.
4. Remove the four cylinder head screws from each head.
Remove the cylinder heads.
5. Check O-ring, pistons and replace if worn, cracked or
perished.
6. Clean the inside of the cylinder head. Check flapper valves
and replace if worn, cracked or perished.
7. Reassemble pump.
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Fuse
Replacement
The
Pump
is
fitted
with
two
cartridge
fuses
located
in
fuse
holders
that
are
accessible
from
outside
the
unit.
To
replace
the
fuses
use
the
following
procedure.
1.
Disconnect
the
unit
from
the
mains
power
supply:
2.
Locate
the
two
fuse
holders
which
are
mounted
on the
rear
side
of
the
unit
at
the
lower
right-hand
side.
3.
Lift
off
the
fuse
holder
cover.
4.
Remove
the
old
fuses
and
inspect
them.
If
they
are
blown,
replace
them
with
new
fuses.
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5.
Replace
the
fuse
holder
cover.
6.
Connect
the
unit
to
the
mains
power
supply,
switch
the
power
on,
and
ensure
that
the
unit
is
operating
correctly.
Electrical
Wiring
Diagram
IEC
INLET
MAIN
SWITCH,
ェ
ーーーーーーーーー
1
|
BROWN
RED
4
ESA
Co
一
I
i 1
E
O
| |
NOT
ㅣ
No
ol
Επ
LIGHT
BLUE
|
GREEN
/
YELLOW
2X
15.0
FUSES
GREEN
/
YELLOW
PSC
MOTOR
22
Fuse
Replacement
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EMC
Information
Tables
per
EN60601-1-2:2001-09
Section
6.
‘2001
Medical
electrical
equipment
-
Part
1-2:
General
ity
-
in
accordance
with
EN
60601-
requirements
for
safety
-
Collateral
standard:
Electrornagnetic
compatil
Requirements
and
tesis
1)
"Medical
Electrical
Equipment
needs
special
precautions
regarding
EMC
and
needs
to
be
installed
and
put
inte
service
according
to
the
EMC
information
provided
in
the
Accompanying
Documents”
{the
following
tables).
2)
“Portable
and
Mobile
RF
Communications
Equipment
can
affect
Medical
Electrical
Equipment.”
è
3}
“The
equipment
or
system
should
not
be
used
adjacent
to
or
stacked
with
other
equipment
and
that
if
adjacent
or
stacked
use
is
necessary,
the
equipment
or
system
should
bé
observed
to
verify
normal
operation
in
the
configuration
in
which
it
Is
used.”
The
following
tables
provide
information
regarding
the
EMC
characteristics
of
this
Medical
Electrical
Equipment.
7
nce
levels
of
immunity
referred
te
in
tables
202 and 204
have
not
been
arrived
at
by
testing,
but
by
declaration
on
the
basis
that
the
HiVac
suction
pump
contains
no
electronic
components
and
is
inherently
immune
to
the
specified
levels
of
electromagnetic
disturbance.
The
performance
of
alt
functions
of
the
HiVac
suction
pump
are
considered
essential
performance
for
the
purpose
of
electromagnetic
immunity.
Table
201
—
Guidance
and
manufacturer’s
declaration
-
electromagnetic
emissions
-
all
equipment
and
systems
x
Guidance
and
manufacturer's
declaration
-
electromagnetic
emissions
The HiVac
suction
pump
is
intended
for
use
in
the
electromagnetic
environment
specified
below.
The
customer
or
user
of
the
HiVac
suction
pump
should
assure
that
it
is
used
in
such
an
environment.
Emissions
Test
Compliance
|
Electromagnetic
environment
-
guidance
Harmonie
Emissions
|
Class
A
The
HiVae
suction
pump
is
suitable
for
use
in
IEC
61000-3-2
ail
establishments,
including
domestic
establishments
and
those
directly
connected
to
the
public
low-voltage
power
supply
network
Voltage
fluctuations
/ |
Complies
that
supplies
b
igs
used
for
domestic
flicker
emissions
purposes.
IEC
61000-3-3
RF
emissions
Complies
The
HiVac
suction
pump
is
not
suitable
for
CSIPR
14-1
interconnection
with
other
equipment.
->
Emissions
Guidance
Table
201
23
th

CLEMENTS
Table
202
—
Guidance
and
manufacturer's
declaration
-
electromagnetic
immunity
-
for
all
equipment
and
systems
Guidance
and
manufacturer's
declaration
-
electromagnetic
immunity
The
HiVac
suction
pump
fs
intended
for
use
in
the
electromagnetic
environment
specified
below.
The
customer
or
user
of
the
HiVac
suction
pump
should
assure
that
if
is
+2
KV
line(s)
to
earth
#2
KV
line(s)
to
earth
used
in
such
an
environment.
Immunity
Test
TEC
61000
Compliance
Electromagnetic
test
level level
environment
-
guidance
(not
tested)
*
>
Electrostatic
+6
kV
contact
#6
kV
contact
Floors
should
be
wood,
charge
(ESD)
|
+8
kV
air
+8
KV
air
concrete
or
ceramic
tile.
If
IEC
61000-3-4
floors
are
covered
with
synthetic
material,
the
relative
humidity
should
be
at
least
30%.
Electrical
fast
42
kV
for
power
|
12
kV
for
power
|
Mains
power
quality
should
be
transientíburst
supply
lines
supply
lines
that
of
a
typical
commercial
or
TEC
61000-4-4
+1
KV
forinput!
[51
KV
for
input!
|
hospital
environment.
output
lines
output
lines
Surge
21
kV
line(s)
to
|+1kV
line(s)
to
{
Mains
power
quality
should
be
IEC
61000-4-5
line(s)
ine(s)
that
of
a
typical
commercial
or
hospital
environment.
Voltage
dips,
short
|
<5
%
Ur <5
%
Ur
Mains
power
quality
should
be
interruptions
and
|
(795%
dip
in
Ur
|
(795%
dip
in
Ur
|
that
of
a
typical
commercial
or
voltage
variations
|
for
0.5
cycle}
for
0.5
cycle)
hospital
environment.
The
unit
on
power
supply
|
40
%
Ur 40
%
Ur
shut
off
during
the
>95%
dip
input
lines
(60%
dip
in
Uy
|
(60%
dip
in
U;
|
[for 5
sec
disturbarice.
If
the
IEC
61000-4-11
for
5
cycles)
for
5
cycles)
user
of
the
HiVac
suction
70%
Ur
70%
Ur
pump
requires
continued
(30%
n
Ur
|
(30%
dip
in
U;
|
operation
during
power
mains
for
25
cycles)
for
25
cycles)
interruptions,
it
is
.
<5
%
Ur <5
%
Ur
recommended
that
the
HiVac
(795%
dip
in
Ur
|
(795%
dip
in
Ur
|
suction
pump
be
powered
for
5
sec)
for
5
sec)
from
an
uninterruptible
power
supply
or
battery.
Power
frequency
{3
A/m
3
Alm
Power
frequency
magnetic
|
(50/60Hz)
fields
should
be
af
levels
magnetic
field
©
characteristic
of
a
typical
IEC
6100048
location
commercial
ør
hospital
environment.
24
Immunity
Guidance
Table
202
CLEMENTS
Table
204
—
Guidance
and
manufacturer's
declaration
-
electromagnetic
immunity.
-
for
equipment
and
systems
that
are
NOT
life-supporting.
Guidance
and
manufacturer’s
declaration
-
electromagnetic
immunity
The
HiVac
suction
pump
is
intended
for
use
in
the
electromagnetic
environment
ーー
specified
below.
The
customer
or
user
of
the
HiVac
suction
pump
should
assure
that
itis
used
in
such
an
environment.
Immunity
Test
|
IEC
61000
Compliance
Electromagnetic
environment
-
test
level
evel
guidance
(not
tested)
*
Portable
and
mobi
coramunications
equipment
should
be
used
no
closer
to
any
part
of
the
HiVae
suction
pump,
including
cables,
than
the
recommended
separation
distance
calculated
from
the
equation
applicable
to
the
frequency
of
the
transmitter.
Recommended
separation
distance
Conducted
RF
3
Vims
3
Vims
d=[35M,NP
IEC
61000-4-6
150
kHz
to
80
MHz
Radiated RF
3Vim
*.
İsim
d=
[3.5/E,
VP
80
MHz
to
800MHz
1ЕС
61000-4-3
80MHZ
to
=
[7E,]VP
800
MHz
to
2.5GHz
2.5
GHz
where
P
is
the
maximum
output
power
rating
of
the
transmitter
in
watis
(W)
according
to
the
transmitter
manufacturer
and
dis
the
recommended
separation
distance
in
metre
(m).
Field
strengths
from
fixed
RF
transmitters,
as
determined
by
an
electromagnetic
site
survey,
should
be
less
than
the
compliance
level
in
each
frequency
range.
Interference
may
oceur
in
the
vicinity
of
equipment
marked
with
the
following
symbol
D
Immunity
Guidance
Table
204
25

CLEMENTS
Warranty
BMDi TUTA Healthcare Medical Equipment Pty Limited ("BMDi TUTA
Healthcare") warrants that this product is free from defects in workmanship and
materials
for a period of 12 months (3 months for batteries) from the date of
shipment by BMDi TUTA Healthcare or its authorised agent to the purchaser.
Subject to the conditions of this warranty, if the product fails to operate for any
reason within the warranty period and the product is returned to the place of
purchase at the purchaser's expense, BMDi TUTA Healthcare will repair or
replace the product free of charge.
Ha valid warranty claim is made within 30 days from the date of shipment, then
BMDi TUTA Healthcare will also reimburse the purchaser for reasonable freight
costs în returning the product to the place of purchase.
Conditions of Warranty
1. The product must be returned to the place of purchase with proof of
purchase.
2. This warranty is only available to the original purchaser of the product.
3. The product must not have had its serial number removed, defaced or
changed, its casing opened, its power supply altered or have been
tampered with in any other way.
4. This warranty does not cover :
e inadequate or incorrect site preparation;
* improper installation;
* connection to the wrong voltage;
e failure of the product due to misuse;
e the use or operation of the product outside of the physical, electrical or
environmental specifications of the product;
e use in a manner or environment in which the product is not designed to
be used;
» improper adjustment, calibration or operation by the purchaser;
ㆍ the use of accessories inchiding consumables, hardware or software
which were not manufactured or approved in writing by BMDi TUTA
Healthcare;
26 Warranty
it
CLEMENTS
10.
11.
12.
13.
e
any
modifications
of
the
product
which
were
not
authorised
in
writing
by
BMDi
TUTA
Healthcare;
*
any
contamination
or
leakages
caused
or
induced
by
the
purchaser;
and
國
*
inadequate
or
improper
maintenance
of
the
product,
This
warranty
does
not
cover
normal
wear
and
tear.
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare
will
not
be
responsible
for
damage
or
loss
caused
during
shipping.
x
In
Australia,
apart
from
any
warranties
implied
by
the
Trade
Practices
Act
1974
all
other
warrantfés
expressed
or
implied
and
whether
arising
by
virtue
of
statute
or
otherwise
are
hereby
excluded.
Outside
Australia,
all
other
warranties
expressed
or
implied
and
whether
arising
by
virtue
of
statute
or
otherwise
(including
any
warranties
implied
by
the
Vienna
Convention)
are
hereby
excluded.
BMDi
TUTA
Healthcare’
obligations
under
this
warranty
are
limited
to
the
repair
or
replacement
of
the
product,
within
the
terms
of
this
warranty
and
the
total
lability
of
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare
for
loss
or
damage
of
every
kind
whether
arising
pursuant
to
the
terms
of
the
sale
of
the
product
or
otherwise
in
connection
with
the
product
is
limited
to
the
amount
paid
by
the
purchaser
to
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare
for
the
product.
Apart
from
any
liability
imposed
by
Part
VA
of
the
Trade
Practices
Act,
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare
accepts
no
other
liability
for
any
loss
or
damage
occasioned
(including
consequential
loss
or
damages)
in
any
way
as
a
result
of
the
use
of
the
product.
The
warranty
does
not
extend
to
cover
damage
to
the
following
parts
as
they
are
inherentiy
prone
to
wear
:
+ motor brushes
This
warranty
does
not
extend
to
cover
corrosion
due
to
any
cause
nor
to
any
damage
to
painted
or
anodised
surfaces.
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare
will
give
the
purchaser
the
benefit
of
any
manufacturer's
warranty
in
respect
of
any
components
in
the
product
which
were
not
manufactured
by
BMDi TUTA
Healthcare,
if
such
a
manufacturer's
warranty
is
available.
Warranty 27
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