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CONTENTS
1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 EO-BAT9 ................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Warnings and safety rules ....................................................................................................... 3
1.2.1 Definitions ....................................................................................................................... 3
1.2.2 Warnings .......................................................................................................................... 3
2 General infor ation ........................................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Description of the EO-BAT9 ..................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Discharge cable ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.3 Sy bols table .......................................................................................................................... 7
2.4 Indications for use ................................................................................................................... 8
3 Operating instructions to connect the EO-BAT9 ............................................................................. 9
3.1 Connect the EO-BAT9 to the EO Ventilator ............................................................................. 9
3.2 Charge the EO-BAT9 .............................................................................................................. 10
3.3 Disconnect the cables fro the EO-BAT9 ............................................................................. 10
3.4 USB connection ..................................................................................................................... 11
4 EO-BAT9 operation ........................................................................................................................ 12
4.1 Connection with the EO Ventilator ....................................................................................... 12
4.2 Keyboard indicators ............................................................................................................... 12
4.3 Indicators when the EO-BAT9 is charging ............................................................................. 12
4.4 Indicators when the EO-BAT9 is powering the ventilator ..................................................... 13
4.4.1 Battery life indicator ...................................................................................................... 13
4.4.2 Te perature fail indicator ............................................................................................ 14
4.5 Battery life indicator .............................................................................................................. 14
5 EO-BAT9 aintenance ................................................................................................................... 15
5.1 EO-BAT9 cleaning .................................................................................................................. 15
5.2 Periodic safety checks ........................................................................................................... 15
6 Product specifications ................................................................................................................... 16
6.1 External charger electrical characteristics............................................................................. 16
6.2 EO-BAT9 electrical characteristics ......................................................................................... 16
6.3 EO-BAT9 battery run ti e ..................................................................................................... 16
6.4 Environ ental conditions ..................................................................................................... 17
6.5 Product co pliance ............................................................................................................... 17
6.6 Guidance and anufacturer's declaration electro agnetic e issions and i unity ........ 17
6.7 Standards co pliance ........................................................................................................... 19
6.8 Training and support ............................................................................................................. 19
6.9 Li ited warranty ................................................................................................................... 19

1Introduction
1.1 EO-BAT9
The EO-
BAT9 is a edical device
battery pack is
intended to be used in ho e, institution and portable environ ent.
in designed for a patient or caregiver.
1.2
Warnings and safety rules
1.2.1
Definitions
WARNING
INDICATES A CONDITION THAT MAY ENDANGER THE PATIENT OR THE DEVICE
OPERATES
CAUTION
Indicates a condition that ay da age the device or equip ent
Note
Advice that akes operation of the device ore convenient or efficient
Read, understand and follow these instructions before using the
battery
pack correctly and efficiently and to help prevent incidents, review and adhere to all
warnings and cautions contained in the User guide specific to the ventilator in use.
1.2.2
Warnings
FIRE HAZARD WARNINGS
-
NEVER EXPOSE BATTERIES TO DIRECT FLAMES.
WARNINGS BEFORE USING EQUIPMENT
-
ALWAYS VERIFY THE PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE BATTERY PACK BEFORE USING.
-
NEVER USE A BATTERY PACK OR ANY COMPONENTS OR ACCESSORIES THAT APPEAR TO
BE DAMAGED. IF ANY SIGNS OF DAMAGE ARE EVIDENT, CONTACT YOUR EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIER OR EOVE.
WARNINGS
REGARDING ENVIRONMENT OF USE
-
DO NOTE OPERATE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT, NEAR HEAT SOURCES, OR NEAR INSTALLATION
WHERE LIQUID MAY POSE A RISK WITHOUT FIRST PROVIDING ADEQUATE PROTECTION
FOR THE DEVICE.
-
TO ENSURE CORRECT AND LASTING OPERATION
THE EQUIPMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS RECOMMENDED IN THIS
MANUAL.
-
HANDLE THE BATTERY PACK WITH CARE DURING AND AFTER USE, PARTICULARLY WHEN
AMBIANT TEMPERATURES ARE HIGH. SOME BATTERY PACK SURFACES MAY BECOME
HOT
EVEN IF SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOT EXCEEDED.
-
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
DIFFERS MORE THAN +/
OPERATING, ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENV
FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS PRIO
EO
BAT9 is a edical device
accessory that increases the autono y of the EO ventilators. The
intended to be used in ho e, institution and portable environ ent.
in designed for a patient or caregiver.
Warnings and safety rules
Definitions
INDICATES A CONDITION THAT MAY ENDANGER THE PATIENT OR THE DEVICE
Indicates a condition that ay da age the device or equip ent
Advice that akes operation of the device ore convenient or efficient
Read, understand and follow these instructions before using the
EO-BAT9
. In addition, to use the
pack correctly and efficiently and to help prevent incidents, review and adhere to all
warnings and cautions contained in the User guide specific to the ventilator in use.
Warnings
FIRE HAZARD WARNINGS
NEVER EXPOSE BATTERIES TO DIRECT FLAMES.
WARNINGS BEFORE USING EQUIPMENT
ALWAYS VERIFY THE PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE BATTERY PACK BEFORE USING.
NEVER USE A BATTERY PACK OR ANY COMPONENTS OR ACCESSORIES THAT APPEAR TO
BE DAMAGED. IF ANY SIGNS OF DAMAGE ARE EVIDENT, CONTACT YOUR EQUIPMENT
REGARDING ENVIRONMENT OF USE
DO NOTE OPERATE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT, NEAR HEAT SOURCES, OR NEAR INSTALLATION
WHERE LIQUID MAY POSE A RISK WITHOUT FIRST PROVIDING ADEQUATE PROTECTION
TO ENSURE CORRECT AND LASTING OPERATION
OF THE DEVICE, INSTALL AND OPERATE
THE EQUIPMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS RECOMMENDED IN THIS
HANDLE THE BATTERY PACK WITH CARE DURING AND AFTER USE, PARTICULARLY WHEN
AMBIANT TEMPERATURES ARE HIGH. SOME BATTERY PACK SURFACES MAY BECOME
EVEN IF SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOT EXCEEDED.
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
DIFFERS MORE THAN +/
-
20°C FROM THE TEMPERATURE IN WHICH IT WILL BE
OPERATING, ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENV
FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS PRIO
R TO USE.
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accessory that increases the autono y of the EO ventilators. The
intended to be used in ho e, institution and portable environ ent.
This User Guide
INDICATES A CONDITION THAT MAY ENDANGER THE PATIENT OR THE DEVICE
Indicates a condition that ay da age the device or equip ent
Advice that akes operation of the device ore convenient or efficient
. In addition, to use the
pack correctly and efficiently and to help prevent incidents, review and adhere to all
warnings and cautions contained in the User guide specific to the ventilator in use.
ALWAYS VERIFY THE PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE BATTERY PACK BEFORE USING.
NEVER USE A BATTERY PACK OR ANY COMPONENTS OR ACCESSORIES THAT APPEAR TO
BE DAMAGED. IF ANY SIGNS OF DAMAGE ARE EVIDENT, CONTACT YOUR EQUIPMENT
DO NOTE OPERATE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT, NEAR HEAT SOURCES, OR NEAR INSTALLATION
WHERE LIQUID MAY POSE A RISK WITHOUT FIRST PROVIDING ADEQUATE PROTECTION
OF THE DEVICE, INSTALL AND OPERATE
THE EQUIPMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS RECOMMENDED IN THIS
HANDLE THE BATTERY PACK WITH CARE DURING AND AFTER USE, PARTICULARLY WHEN
AMBIANT TEMPERATURES ARE HIGH. SOME BATTERY PACK SURFACES MAY BECOME
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
20°C FROM THE TEMPERATURE IN WHICH IT WILL BE
OPERATING, ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENV
IRONMENT

WARNINGS APP ICAB E DURING USE OF EQUIPMENT
-
ALWAYS HANDLE THE
-
TO MINIMISE THE RISK OF DAMAGE, YOU MUST USE THE
TRANSPORT THE BATTERY PACK.
-
NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
WIPE AWAT ANY LIQUID ON THE SURFACE OF THE DEVICE.
WARNINGS REGARDING E ECTRICA POWER
-THE BATTERY
PACK IS INTENDED TO FUNCTION WITH THE EXTERNAL SUPPLY 2541 FROM
MASCOT. NEVER USE ANY OTHER POWER SUPPLY UNLESS RECOMMENDED BY EOVE.
-T
O DISCONNECT THE DEVICE FROM THE
-
ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
-
POWERING THE VENTILATOR USING THE BATTERY PACK DOES NOT ENABLES ITS
INTERNAL BATTERY TO RECHARGE.
-
WHEN RECHARGING THE BATTERY PACK BATTERY, THE POWER SUPPLY TO WHICH THE
EXTERNAL CHAR
GER IS CONNECTED MUST COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS
AND PROVIDE ELECTRICA
CHARACTERISTICS ON THE EXTERNAL CHARGER LABEL.
-
TO ENSURE VENTILATION
SOURCES ARE AVAIL
DC CAR ADAPTER). BE PREPARED FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF POWER FAILURE BY HAVING
AN ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF VENTILATION READY FOR USE.
-
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENTS FLUI
FROM ENTERING THE DEVICE.
-
ENSURE THAT THE AC AND DC POWER CABLES ARE IN PERFECT CONDITION AND NOT
COMPRESSED. THE DEVICE SHOULD NOT BE TURNED ON IF THE AC OR DC POWER CABLE
IS DAMAGED.
-
THE MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED SHELF LIFE OF THE BATTERY PACK IS THREE YEARS
NOT USE A BATTERY PACK THAT HAS BEEN STORED FOR THREE YEARS OR MORE.
PERIODIC RECHARGING IS IMPORTANT TO HELP MAXIMISE USEFUL OF THE BATTERY. DO
NOTE STORE THE BATTERY PACK FOR EXTENDED PERIODS WITHOUT RECHARGING, AS
THIS MAY REDUCE THE MAXIMUM LIFE.
WARNINGS REGARDING MAINTENANCE
-
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR REPAIR THE BATTERY PACK. DOIN
ENDANGER THE PATIENT, DAMAGE THE BATTERY AND VOID THE GUARANTEE.
-
THE BATTERY PACK IS DISPOSABLE. THERE IS NO NEED FOR MAINTENANCE.
-
REGULARLY CLEAN THE BATTER
THIS MANUAL.
-
REGULARLY CLEAN THE TRAVEL BAG ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S
RECOMMENDATIONS.
WARNINGS TO PRO
TECT THE ENVIRONEMENT
-
THE BATTERY PACK SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT (WEEE). DISPOSE OF THE BATTERY PACK IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL
REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS.
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WARNINGS APP ICAB E DURING USE OF EQUIPMENT
ALWAYS HANDLE THE
EO-BAT9 WITH CARE.
TO MINIMISE THE RISK OF DAMAGE, YOU MUST USE THE
BATTERY PACK
TRANSPORT THE BATTERY PACK.
NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN
ANY LIQUID OR ALLOW LIQUID TO EN
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
WIPE AWAT ANY LIQUID ON THE SURFACE OF THE DEVICE.
WARNINGS REGARDING E ECTRICA POWER
PACK IS INTENDED TO FUNCTION WITH THE EXTERNAL SUPPLY 2541 FROM
MASCOT. NEVER USE ANY OTHER POWER SUPPLY UNLESS RECOMMENDED BY EOVE.
O DISCONNECT THE DEVICE FROM THE
MAINS, UNPLUG POWER SUPPLY.
ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
POWERING THE VENTILATOR USING THE BATTERY PACK DOES NOT ENABLES ITS
INTERNAL BATTERY TO RECHARGE.
WHEN RECHARGING THE BATTERY PACK BATTERY, THE POWER SUPPLY TO WHICH THE
GER IS CONNECTED MUST COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS
AND PROVIDE ELECTRICA
L PO
WER CORRESPONDING TO THE AC VOL
CHARACTERISTICS ON THE EXTERNAL CHARGER LABEL.
TO ENSURE VENTILATION
CONTINUES
UNINTERRUPTED, ENSURE ALTERNATIVE POWER
SOURCES ARE AVAIL
ABLE (AC POWER SOURCE, SECOND BATTERY PACK OR AN AUXILIARY
DC CAR ADAPTER). BE PREPARED FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF POWER FAILURE BY HAVING
AN ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF VENTILATION READY FOR USE.
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENTS FLUI
FROM ENTERING THE DEVICE.
ENSURE THAT THE AC AND DC POWER CABLES ARE IN PERFECT CONDITION AND NOT
COMPRESSED. THE DEVICE SHOULD NOT BE TURNED ON IF THE AC OR DC POWER CABLE
THE MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED SHELF LIFE OF THE BATTERY PACK IS THREE YEARS
NOT USE A BATTERY PACK THAT HAS BEEN STORED FOR THREE YEARS OR MORE.
PERIODIC RECHARGING IS IMPORTANT TO HELP MAXIMISE USEFUL OF THE BATTERY. DO
NOTE STORE THE BATTERY PACK FOR EXTENDED PERIODS WITHOUT RECHARGING, AS
THIS MAY REDUCE THE MAXIMUM LIFE.
WARNINGS REGARDING MAINTENANCE
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR REPAIR THE BATTERY PACK. DOIN
ENDANGER THE PATIENT, DAMAGE THE BATTERY AND VOID THE GUARANTEE.
THE BATTERY PACK IS DISPOSABLE. THERE IS NO NEED FOR MAINTENANCE.
REGULARLY CLEAN THE BATTER
Y PACK
ACCORDING TO THE PROCEDURE DESCRIBED IN
REGULARLY CLEAN THE TRAVEL BAG ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S
RECOMMENDATIONS.
TECT THE ENVIRONEMENT
THE BATTERY PACK SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT (WEEE). DISPOSE OF THE BATTERY PACK IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL
REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS.
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BATTERY PACK
BAG TO
ANY LIQUID OR ALLOW LIQUID TO EN
TER ANY DEVICE
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
PACK IS INTENDED TO FUNCTION WITH THE EXTERNAL SUPPLY 2541 FROM
MASCOT. NEVER USE ANY OTHER POWER SUPPLY UNLESS RECOMMENDED BY EOVE.
MAINS, UNPLUG POWER SUPPLY.
ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY
ARE FULLY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
POWERING THE VENTILATOR USING THE BATTERY PACK DOES NOT ENABLES ITS
WHEN RECHARGING THE BATTERY PACK BATTERY, THE POWER SUPPLY TO WHICH THE
GER IS CONNECTED MUST COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS
WER CORRESPONDING TO THE AC VOL
TAGE
UNINTERRUPTED, ENSURE ALTERNATIVE POWER
ABLE (AC POWER SOURCE, SECOND BATTERY PACK OR AN AUXILIARY
DC CAR ADAPTER). BE PREPARED FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF POWER FAILURE BY HAVING
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENTS FLUI
D
ENSURE THAT THE AC AND DC POWER CABLES ARE IN PERFECT CONDITION AND NOT
COMPRESSED. THE DEVICE SHOULD NOT BE TURNED ON IF THE AC OR DC POWER CABLE
THE MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED SHELF LIFE OF THE BATTERY PACK IS THREE YEARS
. DO
NOT USE A BATTERY PACK THAT HAS BEEN STORED FOR THREE YEARS OR MORE.
PERIODIC RECHARGING IS IMPORTANT TO HELP MAXIMISE USEFUL OF THE BATTERY. DO
NOTE STORE THE BATTERY PACK FOR EXTENDED PERIODS WITHOUT RECHARGING, AS
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR REPAIR THE BATTERY PACK. DOIN
G SO MIGHT
ENDANGER THE PATIENT, DAMAGE THE BATTERY AND VOID THE GUARANTEE.
THE BATTERY PACK IS DISPOSABLE. THERE IS NO NEED FOR MAINTENANCE.
ACCORDING TO THE PROCEDURE DESCRIBED IN
REGULARLY CLEAN THE TRAVEL BAG ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S
THE BATTERY PACK SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT (WEEE). DISPOSE OF THE BATTERY PACK IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL

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2General information
2.1 Description of the EO-BAT9
EO-BAT9
EO-BAT9 - Front view
Keyboard
USB port

2.2 Discharge cable
Note : The EO-BAT9
connector on the
Charge/Discharge
connector
Battery life
indicator
push
button
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-
150 Connector
Operating
indicator
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EO-BAT9 - Rear view
Keyboard view
Dis harge able
connector on the
charger cable
is the sa e as the one on the discharge cable.
Charge/Discharge
Battery life
indicator
button
Alar indicator
Battery life
indicator
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is the sa e as the one on the discharge cable.
Battery life
indicator
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BAT9 connector

2.3 Sy bols table
Symbol
Connection port
DC power inlet
USB port
Consult operating instructions
Operating
indicator
Alar indicator
Push button
Battery life indicator
Serial nu ber
Class II device
IP 2 X
International Protect
Protection against ingress of water and foreign objects
Should not be disposed of in household waste
Co plies with
European legal require ents
Manufacturer
Keep dry
This side up
Fragile -
Handle with care
High and low te perature li itation
High and low hu idity li itation
Recyclable
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Description
Consult operating instructions
indicator
Battery life indicator
International Protect
ion Marking, IEC standard 60529
Protection against ingress of water and foreign objects
Should not be disposed of in household waste
European legal require ents
Handle with care
High and low te perature li itation
High and low hu idity li itation
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2.4 Indications for use
The EO-BAT9 provides an external battery which connects to the EO ventilators. It is an external DC
power source. The battery pack is suitable for use in institutional, ho e and portable settings.

3Ope
rating instructions
3.1 Connect the EO-
BAT9
WARNING :
-
ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY ARE FULLY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
-
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
DIFFERS MORE THAN +/
-
ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENVIRONMENT FOR AT LEAST
TWO HOURS PRIOR TO USE.
-
Line up the connector on the cable with the port on
- Push the connector
onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the
connectors are locked together.
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rating instructions
to connect the EO-BAT9
BAT9
to the EO Ventilator
ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY ARE FULLY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
-
20 °C FROM THE TEMPERATURE IN WHICH IT WILL BE OPERATING,
ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENVIRONMENT FOR AT LEAST
TWO HOURS PRIOR TO USE.
Charge/Dis harge Conne tor
Line up the connector on the cable with the port on
the battery pack.
onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the
connectors are locked together.
EO-150 Charge onne tor
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ENSURE THE BATTERY PACK AND THE VENTILATOR'S INTERNAL BATTERY ARE FULLY
CHARGED BEFORE CONNECTING THE VENTILATOR TO THE BATTERY PACK.
IF THE BATTERY PACK HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED OR STORED AT A TEMPERATURE THAT
20 °C FROM THE TEMPERATURE IN WHICH IT WILL BE OPERATING,
ALLOW THE BATTERY PACK TO STABILISE IN ITS OPERATING ENVIRONMENT FOR AT LEAST
onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the

-
Plug the DC connector in the ventilator and screw the nut.
Note : The ignition of
the DC power indicator on the ventilator's keyboard indicates a proper
connection between the two devices.
3.2 Charge the EO-
BAT9
-
Line up the connector on the DC power cable with the port on the battery pack.
- Push the conn
ector onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the
connectors are locked together.
-
Connect the end of the AC
outlet.
WARNING :
-
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE
NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE EO VENTILATOR CHARGER WITH THE
3.3
Disconnect the cables fro the
-
Grasp the plug connected on the battery pack.
-
Slide the locking ring back.
-
Pull the plug away fro the bat
Note : An "DC POWER LOSS
" alar on the ventilator signals the disconnection with the
an auto atic switch to the ventilator internal battery.
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Plug the DC connector in the ventilator and screw the nut.
the DC power indicator on the ventilator's keyboard indicates a proper
connection between the two devices.
BAT9
Charge/Dis harge Conne tor
Line up the connector on the DC power cable with the port on the battery pack.
ector onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the
connectors are locked together.
Connect the end of the AC
power cable to the charger and the other end to a ain power
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE
EO-BAT9
CHARGER WITH THE EO VENTILATOR
NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE EO VENTILATOR CHARGER WITH THE
Disconnect the cables fro the
EO-BAT9
Grasp the plug connected on the battery pack.
Slide the locking ring back.
Pull the plug away fro the bat
tery pack to disengage it.
" alar on the ventilator signals the disconnection with the
an auto atic switch to the ventilator internal battery.
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the DC power indicator on the ventilator's keyboard indicates a proper
Line up the connector on the DC power cable with the port on the battery pack.
ector onto the socket until an audible click occurs. The click indicates the
power cable to the charger and the other end to a ain power
CHARGER WITH THE EO VENTILATOR
. DO
NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE EO VENTILATOR CHARGER WITH THE
EO-BAT9.
" alar on the ventilator signals the disconnection with the
EO-BAT9 and

3.4 USB connection
The USB port allows the tablet
(or other device)
The discharge cable ust be plugged in to allow USB connection charge.
WARNING :
-
THE TABLET CAN NOT BE
-
DO NOT CONNECT MORE THAN ONE EXTERNAL
BATTERY PACK.
-
DO NOT TOUCH THE USB SOCKET WHEN TOUCHING THE PATIENT.
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USB port
(or other device)
to be charged by the EO-BAT9
when connected.
The discharge cable ust be plugged in to allow USB connection charge.
THE TABLET CAN NOT BE
CHARG
ED WHEN THE BATTERY PACK IS CHARGING.
DO NOT CONNECT MORE THAN ONE EXTERNAL
DEVICE TO THE USB CONNECTOR OF THE
DO NOT TOUCH THE USB SOCKET WHEN TOUCHING THE PATIENT.
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when connected.
ED WHEN THE BATTERY PACK IS CHARGING.
DEVICE TO THE USB CONNECTOR OF THE

4EO-BAT9 operation
4.1
Connection with the EO Ventilator
Any ti e the ventilator is not connected to a power ain source but is connected to the battery
pack, the ventilator runs on the
keyboard is also lit.
Ventilator's keyboard
4.2
Keyboard indicators
When the EO-BAT9
is connected to a ventilator or to the charger the keyboard is active. When it is
not connected
the keyboard is inactive. Pressing the push button active the keyboard and display the
battery level.
4.3 Indicators when
When the battery pack is charging,
LEDs on.
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Connection with the EO Ventilator
Any ti e the ventilator is not connected to a power ain source but is connected to the battery
pack, the ventilator runs on the
EO-BAT9 battery.
The AC/DC power indicator LED on the ventilator's
Ventilator's keyboard
- EO-BAT9 powering the ventilator
Keyboard indicators
is connected to a ventilator or to the charger the keyboard is active. When it is
the keyboard is inactive. Pressing the push button active the keyboard and display the
Keyboard a tivated
Keyboard not a tivated
the EO-BAT9 is charging
When the battery pack is charging,
the battery life indicator on the keyboard s
witches
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Any ti e the ventilator is not connected to a power ain source but is connected to the battery
The AC/DC power indicator LED on the ventilator's
is connected to a ventilator or to the charger the keyboard is active. When it is
the keyboard is inactive. Pressing the push button active the keyboard and display the
witches
battery level

The LED on the external charger also lights up whilst the
ED colour
Orange
Yellow
Green
Note :
When the external charger is not connected to the
the 5.1.
to know the specifications and the characteristics of the external charger.
4.4
Indicators when the
4.4.1
Battery life indicator
The battery life indicator displays the re aining battery power. If all the four LEDs are lit the battery
is fully charged.
Only the farthest
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The LED on the external charger also lights up whilst the
battery pack is
connected to
ED colour
State of battery
Orange
Start of charge
Yellow
Mediu level of charge
Green
Charge co plete
Charger LED olour ode
When the external charger is not connected to the
EO-BAT9
the LED is green. Please refer to
to know the specifications and the characteristics of the external charger.
Indicators when the
EO-BAT9 is powering the ventilator
Battery life indicator
The battery life indicator displays the re aining battery power. If all the four LEDs are lit the battery
Only the farthest
-left LED re ains lit w
hen the battery is al ost e pty.
Battery level > 80%
Battery level > 60%
Battery level > 40%
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connected to
.
the LED is green. Please refer to
to know the specifications and the characteristics of the external charger.
The battery life indicator displays the re aining battery power. If all the four LEDs are lit the battery
hen the battery is al ost e pty.

Note :
When the battery pack is fully depleted, the ventilator auto atically switches to the
ventilator's internal batte
ry and an audible and visible "D
ventilator.
4.4.2
Te perature fail indicator
When the battery pack is operating outside reco ended environ ental conditions, the alar
indicator LED lights up and the battery life indicator LEDs re ain
The ventilator auto atically switches to the ventilator's internal battery
"DC POWER LOSS
" alar triggers on the ventilator. When the battery te perature beco es
acceptable, the battery pack powers the ventilator again and the al
4.5
Battery life indicator
The operator can check the level of charge of the battery when it is not connected to the ventilator
or the charger by pressing
continuously
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Battery level > 20%
Battery level < 20% or depleted
When the battery pack is fully depleted, the ventilator auto atically switches to the
ry and an audible and visible "D
C POWER LOSS
" alar
Te perature fail indicator
When the battery pack is operating outside reco ended environ ental conditions, the alar
indicator LED lights up and the battery life indicator LEDs re ain
s lit.
Temperature fail
The ventilator auto atically switches to the ventilator's internal battery
and an audible and visible
" alar triggers on the ventilator. When the battery te perature beco es
acceptable, the battery pack powers the ventilator again and the al
ar indicator LED turns off.
Battery life indicator
The operator can check the level of charge of the battery when it is not connected to the ventilator
continuously
the charge indicator push button.
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When the battery pack is fully depleted, the ventilator auto atically switches to the
" alar
triggers on the
When the battery pack is operating outside reco ended environ ental conditions, the alar
and an audible and visible
" alar triggers on the ventilator. When the battery te perature beco es
ar indicator LED turns off.
The operator can check the level of charge of the battery when it is not connected to the ventilator

5EO-BAT9
maintenance
5.1 EO-BAT9
cleaning
WARNING :
-
USE ALL CLEANING SOLUTIONS AND PRODUCTS WITH CAUTION. READ AND FOLLOW THE
INSTRUCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLEANING SOLUTIONS YOU USE TO CLEAN THE
BATTERY PACK.
-
NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN ANY LIQUID OR ALLOW LIQUID TO ENTER ANY
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
WIPE AWAT ANY LIQUID ON THE SURFACE OF THE DEVICE.
-
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENT FLUIDS
FROM ENTERING THE DEVICE.
-
ALWAYS UNPLUG THE BATTE
BEFORE PLUGGING IT BACK.
-
CLEAN ONLY EXTERIOR SURFACES OF THE BATTERY PACK.
Wipe the exterior surfaces of the
as necessary.
Clean the batter
y pack periodically whenever it is soiled or dirty and before storing.
5.2
Periodic safety checks
The user should perfor so e safety checks regularly :
-
Checking of the proper appearance and cleanliness of the
-
Checking of the clarity and legibility
-
Checking of the DC connector power cable proper appearance : ensure the DC connector
power cable does not exhibit any signs of da age, such as kinks, breaks or da aged
insulation.
-
Checking of the autono y in typical setti
of initial autono y after 500 charge/discharge cycle
reco endations)
During a storage, the EO-
BAT9 should be charged every
The EO-BAT9
should be replaced ev
autono y is lower than 70% of initial battery duration on si ilar ventilator settings)
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maintenance
cleaning
USE ALL CLEANING SOLUTIONS AND PRODUCTS WITH CAUTION. READ AND FOLLOW THE
INSTRUCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLEANING SOLUTIONS YOU USE TO CLEAN THE
NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN ANY LIQUID OR ALLOW LIQUID TO ENTER ANY
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
WIPE AWAT ANY LIQUID ON THE SURFACE OF THE DEVICE.
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENT FLUIDS
FROM ENTERING THE DEVICE.
ALWAYS UNPLUG THE BATTE
RY PACK BEFORE CLEANING AND VERIFY THAT IT S DRY
BEFORE PLUGGING IT BACK.
CLEAN ONLY EXTERIOR SURFACES OF THE BATTERY PACK.
Wipe the exterior surfaces of the
EO-BAT9
with a da p cloth using a ild cleaning solution as often
y pack periodically whenever it is soiled or dirty and before storing.
Periodic safety checks
The user should perfor so e safety checks regularly :
Checking of the proper appearance and cleanliness of the
EO-BAT9.
Checking of the clarity and legibility
of the labels on the battery pack.
Checking of the DC connector power cable proper appearance : ensure the DC connector
power cable does not exhibit any signs of da age, such as kinks, breaks or da aged
Checking of the autono y in typical setti
ngs (autono y will decrease
overti e down to 70%
of initial autono y after 500 charge/discharge cycle
when used according to this anual
BAT9 should be charged every
six onths.
should be replaced ev
ery three years or 5
00 cycles of charge/discharge
autono y is lower than 70% of initial battery duration on si ilar ventilator settings)
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USE ALL CLEANING SOLUTIONS AND PRODUCTS WITH CAUTION. READ AND FOLLOW THE
INSTRUCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLEANING SOLUTIONS YOU USE TO CLEAN THE
NEVER IMMERSE THE DEVICE IN ANY LIQUID OR ALLOW LIQUID TO ENTER ANY
DEVICE
OPENING. NEVER PLACE A CONTAINER OF LIQUID ON TOP OF THE DEVICE. IMMEDIATELY
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, PREVENT FLUIDS
RY PACK BEFORE CLEANING AND VERIFY THAT IT S DRY
with a da p cloth using a ild cleaning solution as often
y pack periodically whenever it is soiled or dirty and before storing.
Checking of the DC connector power cable proper appearance : ensure the DC connector
power cable does not exhibit any signs of da age, such as kinks, breaks or da aged
overti e down to 70%
when used according to this anual
00 cycles of charge/discharge
(When
autono y is lower than 70% of initial battery duration on si ilar ventilator settings)
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6Product specifications
6.1 External charger electrical characteristics
Voltage Frequency Consumption
Input : 100 VAC to 240 VAC 50 Hz / 60 Hz 90 VA ax
Output : 25.2 V Continuous 1.4 A
ED colour Voltage and current
Orange 1.4 A
25.2 V
Yellow 25.2 V
< 0.6 A
Green < 0.1 A
Ready / Stand by
6.2 EO-BAT9 electrical characteristics
Characteristics EO-BAT9 battery
DC Voltage output 22 VDC (no inal)
Full-load capacity 4.3 Ah
Battery recharge ti e Full recharge : < 4 h
Charging current 1.4 A
6.3 EO-BAT9 battery run ti e
The EO-BAT9 run ti e is deter ined by :
-Environ ental conditions,
-The conditions and age of the battery,
-The ventilator settings,
-The current circuit in place and unintentional leak.
The battery will operate for approxi ately nine hours when the ventilator is used according to the
following configuration :
-Patient type : Adult (Resistance : 20 b/l/s - Co pliance : 25 l/ b)
-Inspiratory pressure : 20 bar
-Ventilation rate : 15 bp
-I/E ratio : 1/2
-PEEP : Off

6.4
Environ ental conditions
Operating :
A bient Te perature range
Relative hu idity
At ospheric pressure
Transport and storage :
Te perature
Relative hu idity
At ospheric pressure
Note : If stored outside the a bient te perature range, but within the storage range, the battery
pack should be fully functional two hours after place ent in +23 °C environ ent.
Note : Under extre e conditions of use that are beyond the reco endations a
li its of a supply voltage of -
20 %, co pared to the no inal te perature or the co bination of a
te perature of +45 °C and hu idity of +75 % RH, the device should not alfunction nor endanger
the user. However, operating the device for
conditions could result in pre ature aging
6.5
Product co pliance
Protection type
Mode of operation
Liquid ingress
Medical device directive
classification
6.6
Guidance and anufacturer's declaration electro agnetic e issions and
i unity
WARNING :
- THE VENTILATOR AND
THE
EQUIPMENT OR STACKED ON TOP OF OTHER DEVICES. IF THIS KIND OF USE IS UNAVOIDABLE,
THE VENTILATOR AND
THE
ENSURE CORRECT FUNCTIONING OF THE DEVICE.
- ONLY AC
CESSORIES RECOMMENDED FOR THE
OTHER ACCESSORIES COULD RESULT IN RISK TO THE DEVICE OR THE PATIENT.
-
ANY ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO MEDICAL ELECTRICAL DEVICES MUST
COMPLY WITH THE RESPECTIVE IEC OR ISO STANDARDS (EG
PROCESSING EQUIPMENT). FURTHERMORE ALL CONFIGURATIONS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (SEE IEC 60601
THE 3Ed. OF IEC 60601-
1, RESPECTIVELY). ADDING ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONFIGURES A
MEDICAL SYSTEM AND THIS SYSTEM MUST COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. ANY PERSON UNDERTAKING THIS KIND OF ADDITION SHALL
BE RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLIED WITH. IT IS
IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT LOCAL LAWS T
REQUIREMENTS. IF IN DOUBT, CONSULT AN EOVE REPRESENTATIVE OR THE TECHNICAL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
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Environ ental conditions
Fro +5 °C to +40 °C (after conditioning for 20 in)
Fro 10 % to 95 % (non-condensing)
Fro 600 hPa to 1100 hPa
Fro -20 °C to +60 °C
Fro 10 % to 95 % (non-condensing)
Fro 500 hPa to 1100 hPa
Note : If stored outside the a bient te perature range, but within the storage range, the battery
pack should be fully functional two hours after place ent in +23 °C environ ent.
Note : Under extre e conditions of use that are beyond the reco endations a
20 %, co pared to the no inal te perature or the co bination of a
te perature of +45 °C and hu idity of +75 % RH, the device should not alfunction nor endanger
the user. However, operating the device for
prolonged periods or repeatedly under such extre e
conditions could result in pre ature aging
of the battery pack and a faster replace ent.
Product co pliance
Class II
Continuous
IP2X
IIb
Guidance and anufacturer's declaration electro agnetic e issions and
THE
EO-BAT9
SHOULD NOT BE USED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO OTHER
EQUIPMENT OR STACKED ON TOP OF OTHER DEVICES. IF THIS KIND OF USE IS UNAVOIDABLE,
THE
EO-BAT9
SHOULD BE CHECKED CAREFULLY AND OBSERVED TO
ENSURE CORRECT FUNCTIONING OF THE DEVICE.
CESSORIES RECOMMENDED FOR THE
EO-BAT9
SHOULD BE USED. USING ANY
OTHER ACCESSORIES COULD RESULT IN RISK TO THE DEVICE OR THE PATIENT.
ANY ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO MEDICAL ELECTRICAL DEVICES MUST
COMPLY WITH THE RESPECTIVE IEC OR ISO STANDARDS (EG
, IEC 60950 FOR DATA
PROCESSING EQUIPMENT). FURTHERMORE ALL CONFIGURATIONS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (SEE IEC 60601
-1
-
1, RESPECTIVELY). ADDING ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONFIGURES A
MEDICAL SYSTEM AND THIS SYSTEM MUST COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. ANY PERSON UNDERTAKING THIS KIND OF ADDITION SHALL
BE RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLIED WITH. IT IS
IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT LOCAL LAWS T
AKE PRIORITY OVER THE ABOVE MENTIONED
REQUIREMENTS. IF IN DOUBT, CONSULT AN EOVE REPRESENTATIVE OR THE TECHNICAL
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Fro +5 °C to +40 °C (after conditioning for 20 in)
Note : If stored outside the a bient te perature range, but within the storage range, the battery
pack should be fully functional two hours after place ent in +23 °C environ ent.
Note : Under extre e conditions of use that are beyond the reco endations a
bove but within the
20 %, co pared to the no inal te perature or the co bination of a
te perature of +45 °C and hu idity of +75 % RH, the device should not alfunction nor endanger
prolonged periods or repeatedly under such extre e
of the battery pack and a faster replace ent.
Guidance and anufacturer's declaration electro agnetic e issions and
SHOULD NOT BE USED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO OTHER
EQUIPMENT OR STACKED ON TOP OF OTHER DEVICES. IF THIS KIND OF USE IS UNAVOIDABLE,
SHOULD BE CHECKED CAREFULLY AND OBSERVED TO
SHOULD BE USED. USING ANY
OTHER ACCESSORIES COULD RESULT IN RISK TO THE DEVICE OR THE PATIENT.
ANY ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO MEDICAL ELECTRICAL DEVICES MUST
, IEC 60950 FOR DATA
PROCESSING EQUIPMENT). FURTHERMORE ALL CONFIGURATIONS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE
-
1 OR CLAUSE 16 OF
1, RESPECTIVELY). ADDING ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT CONFIGURES A
MEDICAL SYSTEM AND THIS SYSTEM MUST COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. ANY PERSON UNDERTAKING THIS KIND OF ADDITION SHALL
BE RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLIED WITH. IT IS
AKE PRIORITY OVER THE ABOVE MENTIONED
REQUIREMENTS. IF IN DOUBT, CONSULT AN EOVE REPRESENTATIVE OR THE TECHNICAL

-
INTERFERENCE MAY OCCUR IN THE VICINITY OF EQUIPMENT MARKED WITH THE
FOLLOWING SYMBOL :
- EO-BAT9
IS DESIGNED FOR USE IN
BELOW. THOSE USING THE DEVICE SHOULD ENSURE THAT THE
ENVIRONMENT.
Emissions test
RF e issions CISPR 11
Har onic E issions
IEC 61000-3
-
Voltage
Fluctuations/Flicker
E issions
IEC 61000-3
-
Immunity Test
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)
IEC 61000-4
-
Electrical fast
transient/burst
IEC 61000-4
-
Surge
IEC 61000-4
-
Voltage dips, short
interruptions and voltage
variations on power supply
input lines
IEC 61000-4
-
Power frequency (50/60 Hz)
agnetic field
IEC 61000-4
-
Conducted RF
IEC 61000-4
-
Radiated RF*
IEC 61000-4
-
*Reco ended separation distance
d = 1.17 √P
d = 0.35 √
P 80 MHz to 800 MHz
d = 0.70 √
P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
Where (P) is the axi u output power
trans itter anufacturer and d is the reco ended separation distance in eters ( ). Field
strengths fro fixed RF trans itters, as deter ined by an electro agnetic site survey, should be less
than t
he co pliance level in each frequency range.
Reco ended distance between device and portable and obile RF equip ent.
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INTERFERENCE MAY OCCUR IN THE VICINITY OF EQUIPMENT MARKED WITH THE
IS DESIGNED FOR USE IN
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT DESCRIBED
BELOW. THOSE USING THE DEVICE SHOULD ENSURE THAT THE
EO-BAT9
Emissions test
evel of compliance
RF e issions CISPR 11
Class A
Har onic E issions
-
2 Class A
Fluctuations/Flicker
-
3
Co plying
Immunity Test
evel of compliance
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)
-
2
6 kV contact
8 kV air
Electrical fast
transient/burst
-
4
1 kV
-
5
1 kV differential ode
2 kV co on ode
Voltage dips, short
interruptions and voltage
variations on power supply
-
11
<5% Ut for 0.5 cycle
40% Ut for 5 cycles
70% Ut for 25 cycles
<5% Ut for 5 sec
Power frequency (50/60 Hz)
agnetic field
-
8
3
A/
Conducted RF
-
6
3 Vr s
150 kHz to 80 MHz
Radiated RF*
-
3
10 V/
80 MHz to 2.5 GHz
*Reco ended separation distance
P 80 MHz to 800 MHz
P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
Where (P) is the axi u output power
rating of the trans itter in watts (W) according to the
trans itter anufacturer and d is the reco ended separation distance in eters ( ). Field
strengths fro fixed RF trans itters, as deter ined by an electro agnetic site survey, should be less
he co pliance level in each frequency range.
Reco ended distance between device and portable and obile RF equip ent.
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INTERFERENCE MAY OCCUR IN THE VICINITY OF EQUIPMENT MARKED WITH THE
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT DESCRIBED
IS USED IN SUCH AN
rating of the trans itter in watts (W) according to the
trans itter anufacturer and d is the reco ended separation distance in eters ( ). Field
strengths fro fixed RF trans itters, as deter ined by an electro agnetic site survey, should be less
Reco ended distance between device and portable and obile RF equip ent.

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Power (W)
150 kHz to 80 MHz
80 MHz to 800 MHz
800MHz to 2.5 GHz
0.01
0.12
0.04
0.07
0.1
0.37
0.11
0.22
1
1.17
0.35
0.7
10
3.7
1.11
2.21
100
11.7
3.5
7.0
6.7 Standards co pliance
The EO-BAT9 eets the following standards:
EN ISO 14971 : Medical Device Risk Manage ent
IEC 60601-1 Ed3 (&CSA22.2) : Medical Electrical Equip ent –Part 1: General Require ents for Safety
1: Collateral Standard: Safety Require ents for Medical Electrical Syste s
The ventilator is classified according to Chapter 5 of the nor CEI 60601-1, as follows :
Class II Equip ent
Internally Powered Equip ent
IP2X with respect to access to hazardous parts and ingress of oisture
Not suitable for use in the presence of fla able anesthetic ixtures
Not suitable for sterilisation
Suitable for continuous operation
Detachable power supply cable
IEC 60601-1-2 : Medical electrical equip ent – Part 1-2: General require ents for basic safety and
essential perfor ance – Collateral Standard: Electro agnetic disturbances – Require ents and tests
EN 62133 : Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non-acid electrolytes - Safety
require ents for portable sealed secondary cells, and for batteries ade fro the , for use in
portable applications
6.8 Training and support
Training and support are available on the EOVE website, www.eove.fr or by calling our helpline at
[phone].
6.9 Li ited warranty
The seller guarantees that the product delivered co plies with the use for which it is intended, and
guarantees the purchaser in this respect fro defects in aterials and work anship.
Subject to the extended warranty that the seller ay offer to the purchaser, depending on the
product, the seller offers to the purchaser twelve onth warranty period, covering the costs of
defective parts. Such warranty shall be effective fro the expiration of a fifteen day period following
the invoice date.
This warranty is only applicable when products are installed and operated in accordance with factory
reco endations and user anual instructions. This warranty specifically excludes da age or wear
to products caused by isuse, abrasion, corrosion, negligence, accidents, faulty installation or by
using aterial inco patible with the product. Also, this warranty does not cover associated
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Whatever the clai on the quality of the product ade by the purchaser, the latter re ains liable for
paying the corresponding a ounts, on their due date.
The condition of the supplied products ust be verified by the purchaser upon receipt. As such, any
clai fro the purchaser based on the quality of the product ust be ade by written notice within
three days fro the discovery of the relevant defect. The purchaser shall be responsible for providing
all necessary proofs showing evidence of defects or non-confor ity.
Once defects or non-confor ity are duly recorded by the seller, the purchaser ay return the
relevant product if the seller believes that it can be repaired in whole or in part. Otherwise, the seller
shall substitute the non-repairable dysfunctional equip ent with equivalent new equip ent.
In any case, any return of products requested by the purchaser ust be agreed in writing by the
seller. In particular, no returns will be accepted if :
- Products have not been installed and operated in accordance with factory
reco endations and user anual instructions;
- Products are no longer in their original packaging;
- Products are not acco panied by their instruction anuals and accessories;
- Products have been repaired by a non-Seller-accredited provider.