Jarven Health Care Opticell 4 PRO V2 R6 User manual

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USER GUIDE
OptiCell 4 PRO
air mattress system
V2

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Thank you for choosing OptiCell. Our goal is for you to be satised with the mattress in terms
of both function and service life. Therefore, please take a few minutes to read through this guide to
understand the best way to manage and care for your mattress.
If you have any questions that are not answered here, please contact us at Järven Health Care.
You can nd our contact information at the back of this guide.
CE MARKING
OptiCell air mattress systems are CE marked and conform to the
Medical Device Regulation MDR (EU) 2017/745. OptiCell AB
undertake full responsibility in ensuring all essential requirement
specications are met.
QUALITY
Our quality standards and customer focus goals are realised by responding to the needs
and expectations of our customers. We believe in building long-term relationships through
collaboration and trust.
Continuous improvement in our products and services is the basis of our ability to satisfy
both current and future customers. Our approach includes the development of evaluation
methods and standards that oer the customer a guaranteed quality in terms of comfort,
function, durability and price.
Through our team of skilled and dedicated employees, we are focused on supporting
education, development and innovation within the healthcare profession. Our goals are to
facilitate high quality care aimed at preventing pressure ulcers, to reduce healthcare related
infections and to improve re safety within healthcare environments.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ........................................................................................... 2
Table of contents.................................................................................... 3
Safety instructions .................................................................................. 4
Product information ............................................................................... 5
OptiCell 4 PRO V2 air mattress system.................................................... 5
Preparation ............................................................................................. 5
The OptiTex™ cover ................................................................................ 6
Intended use .......................................................................................... 6
Fire protection ........................................................................................ 6
Features OptiCell ..................................................................................... 7
Use of product........................................................................................ 8
Operation ............................................................................................... 9
Air hose connection ...............................................................................10
Hand Check test .....................................................................................11
Inspection and troubleshooting............................................................12
Cleaning ................................................................................................13
Pump overview – OC30 2.0 ...................................................................14
Specications ........................................................................................15
Recycling ...............................................................................................16
Other information..................................................................................17
Accessories ...........................................................................................18
Symbols ................................................................................................19

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read the following information before using your air mattress!
• The product should only be used in accordance with this user guide.
• The product should not be assembled, combined or repaired with any parts or
accessories other than those described in this guide or in other documentation
from Järven Health Care.
• Ensure that the mattress does not become misshapen or damaged during
storage.
• Avoid sharp objects near the mattress so that the surface does not get damaged.
• Avoid severe physical impact from other objects.
• The mattress is re safety tested according to standard SS 8760001, EN 597-1
and EN 597-2. It is the customer’s responsibility to make a re risk assessment of
the intended usage environment and then use the right product. Please contact
us if you have any questions.
• In order to avoid damage, the mattress should not come into contact with heat
sources or re, such as burning cigarettes, heat lamps or the like.
• Make sure that you use the correct mattress size for the bed and the appropriate
model for the patient.
• Connect the product to the nearest situated power outlet in order to reduce the
amount of power cable lying across the oor.
• Follow appropriate electrical safety standards.
• Always check electric cable before use
• Damaged or broken power cable must not be used.
THE PRODUCT MUST NOT BE USED FOR:
• Patients with unstable spinal fractures.
• For other unstable fractures, a medical examination is required to determine if it is
appropriate to use the product.
• Patients with abnormal anatomies.
• Patients undergoing cervical traction or leg traction.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
OPTICELL 4 PRO V2 AIR MATTRESS SYSTEM
OptiCell 4 PRO V2 has been designed as an aid in prevention and treatment pressure ulcer
care up to and including wound category 4.
The mattress handles a workload of up to 250 kg.
The product is intended for use with a sheet between the patient’s skin and the mattress surface.
The mattress can be used within the following environments, dened by IEC 60601-2-52:
• Operating environment 1 (emergency care).
• Operating environment 2 (short-term care in hospitals or other healthcare facilities).
• Operating environment 3 (long-term care in healthcare facilities).
• Operating environment 4 (care in the home environment).
• Operating environment 5 (outpatient care).
In accordance with directives from the European and the US National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panels
(EPUAP and NPUAP), it is recommended that each patient’s condition be checked regularly.
PREPARATION
This user guide contains information for general use, maintenance and improved safety.
It is important to read this guide carefully before using the product.
Care personnel must be given access to this user guide and also be informed of the risks that may
arise when using electrical equipment. Training on the product can be provided on request.
Before using the product for the rst time, or when it is retrieved from a storage location:
• Check the condition of the electrical system and its compliance with applicable safety
standards.
• Connect the product to the mains power supply.
• The power outlet used should be easily accessible so that the product can be disconnected
if necessary.
• Ensure that all of the product’s functions are in good working order.
• Ensure that the product and the care environment are in good hygienic condition.
• Check that the product is positioned in a safe manner in the care environment.
• Carry out a Hand Check test (see page 11).
If the mattress is used with other medical devices, it is the user’s responsibility to meet all relevant
safety and compliance requirements.

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THE OPTITEX™ COVER
OptiTex is a durable hygiene cover with features contributing to the mattress’s
pressure relieving properties.
The multi-stretch, breathable cover is made of a polyurethane (PU) material. The entire
cover (both upper and lower parts) can be cleaned with disinfectants or machine washed at
maximum 95° C and tumble dried.
The OptiTex cover has an integrated waterproof cable holder that reduces the risk of bacteria
spreading, keeps the electrical cord out of the way and protects the air hoses.
Cells and hoses can easily be removed from the cover and rinsed clean with disinfectants or
with warm water at maximum 70° C.
The Low Air Loss function allows air to escape from the cells whilst at the same time
remaining waterproof. This microclimate management together with the bi-elastic surface
layer reduces the risk of shear and other complications for the patient.
Fluid protection ap and waterproof zip on four sides. All seams are welded.
Anti-slip underside which grips to bed base, in addition to four fastening straps.
Four transportation handles to enable easy moving.
INTENDED USE
The OptiCell 4 PRO V2 has a height of 20cm and is an alternating pressure air mattress which
is placed directly onto a bed base. It aids the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers up
to and including Category 4.
OptiCell 4 PRO V2 comes with a durable OptiTex cover and a CPR valve for emergency situations.
The supplied pump can provide both static and alternating pressure. It is easy to use
and automatically adjusts to the patient’s weight, length, location, movements and
position in the bed.
Mattress Height Weight Max load
Opticell 4 PRO V2 R6 16 cm 8,8 kg 210 kg
Opticell 4 PRO V2 R7 18 cm 9,5 kg 230 kg
Opticell 4 PRO V2 R8 20 cm 10,2 kg 250 kg
EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE
Under normal conditions and maintenance, the expected service life of is 5 years.
FIRE PROTECTION
The mattress is tested and approved according to SS 8760001 , EN 597-1 and EN 597-2 .

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FEATURES OPTICELL
The OptiCell air mattress system is constructed so that individual cells can be disconnected,
even while a patient is lying on the mattress. The mattress has three dierent types of cells:
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Head cells – Three 20cm high continuously inated air cells that are positioned under
the patient’s head.
• Standard cells – dual-chamber cells consisting of a 5cm high continuously inated
section and a 15cm high alternating air pressure section.
• Ventilation cells – function as standard cells, but with ventilation holes releasing small
amounts of air up into the cover. This creates air circulation that helps keep the top of
the cover dry.
Individual cells can easily be disconnected:
• Release the air hose from the chosen cell (press the black button on the air hose coupling).
• Press the two buttons on the short sides of the cell.
AIR HOSE PUMP CONNECTION
The OptiCell 4 PRO V2 air mattress is connected to the pump by three air hoses.
The red air hose, positioned in the middle, is used to ll the head cells situated under the
patient’s head. It also lls the lower chambers of the standard cells and the ventilation cells.
This ensures that there is always air in the mattress no matter how the pump is set, or if the
pump should stop working (for example, due to power failure).
The outer two air hoses provide either alternating or static pressure to the standard cells and
ventilation cells. See the section “Air hose connection” (page 10) for more information.
THE PUMP’S DIFFERENTWORKING METHODS
By changing the pump settings, you can choose to have either a static mattress or an
alternating air pressure mattress with dierent degrees of air pressure. Examples of dierent
working methods include:
• By removing individual cells, relief can be given to specic body parts (e.g. the heels).
• By inserting a ventilation cell, a fresher feeling can be created when the patient senses
that the cover feels warm in a specic area.

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USE OF PRODUCT
RECEIVING AND UNPACKING
The OptiCell 4 PRO V2 air mattress is delivered rolled
up in cardboard. Use of knives should be avoided when
unpacking and handling due to risk of damage.
Check that the product is not damaged. In the event of
transport damage, see page 17.
An OptiCell air mattress system contains:
• 1 pump
• 1 power cable (6 meters)
• 1 mattress, with air hose cable, CPR valve and OptiTex cover
The mattress can be set in place and made ready for use immediately.
PLEASE NOTE:
• The air pump should not be used in humid areas nor should it be left outdoors in damp
weather conditions. If the pump is exposed to water, avoid handling it until it has dried.
• Take care when handling the pump, power cable and air hoses. Air hoses can be
pinched and damaged by bed rails etc.
• The mattress’s comfort and function change depending on its air pressure in relation to
the patient’s weight. Keep in mind that a tall patient can weigh the same as a short patient,
but may need a dierent pressure. This must always be carefully observed for each patient.
• The biggest risk for the patient is to“bottom out” on the mattress. The basic rule is
that the part of the body to be unburdened must not be subject to pressure. If the patient
“bottoms out”, the objective of the mattress is lost. See page 11 for information on the Hand
Check test.
• The patient should not be positioned with their respiratory system turned towards
the mattress.
It is important that no sharp objects come in contact with the mattress.
To prevent damage to the mattress avoid knives, keys and other objects with a
cutting or puncturing ability from coming into contact with the mattress.
STORAGE
The OptiCell 4 PRO air mattress system should be stored in the dry and at room temperature.
We recommend that the mattress be kept rolled up in one of our optional transport bags.
The mattress should not be treated carelessly when stored, as it risks being damaged.
Avoid exposing the mattress to direct sunlight for prolonged periods.

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OPERATION
The mattress can be used immediately after delivery and unpacking. Inating the mattress
takes about 15 minutes and should be done before the patient is placed on the mattress.
AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT
The pump will automatically adjust the air pressure based on the patient’s weight, length,
location, movements and position on the mattress. This feature makes it easy to start using the
mattress.
The comfort level can be adjusted by raising or lowering the general air pressure. This is done
by pressing the ”
Comfort ” button (position B on page 14). Ensure that the patient does not
“bottom out”. See Hand Check test on page 11.
The time interval for alternating pressure is selected by pressing the ” Cycle Time ”button
(position D on page 14). The patient’s experience of the mattress and their pressure ulcer
needs are the basis for choosing the time interval.
STATIC MODE
In some cases, it is necessary to switch the mattress’s air pressure from alternating to static.
It can be for instance, during nursing care procedures or when the patient does not want to
be disturbed by an alternating pressure. Press the
“Care/Static” button (position E on page 14)
to select either “Care” mode or “Static” mode:
• “Care” (also called Auto-rm mode) provides maximum pressure to facilitate nursing care.
• “Static” adjusts the air pressure after setting the comfort mode.
The correct therapeutic eect is achieved with alternating air pressure in Dynamic
mode. Static air pressure (constant low pressure) should only be used when necessary.
LOW PRESSURE ALARM
If the mattress air pressure falls too low, the
“Leaking” lamp lights up and an audio alarm starts.
To respond, start by pressing the
“Mute” button (position C on page 14) to silence the alarm
and then check the following points to nd the cause.
• Check that the air hose is connected correctly to the pump.
• Check that no air is leaking from the valves connecting the air cells and air hose.
• Check that the CPR valve is properly attached.
• Check all air cells for leakage. This is easiest to do when the pump is set to
“Care” (Auto-
rm mode) and all cells are properly connected.
If the alarm still persists and the “Leaking” lamp does not switch o, the mattress should be
replaced. Contact Järven Health Care for consultation and advice – information can be found
on the back cover of this manual.

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AIR HOSE CONNECTION
Connecting the air hoses to the pump:
To remove the protective caps and to connect or disconnect the air hose, push in the two
contact clips on the side of the connector. This action releases the hooks that hold the connector
in place. The protective caps should be put back on the connector if the air hose is disconnected
from the pump.
To minimise the risk of air leakage during hose connection, check:
• That the two hooks are not damaged and their clips are intact.
• That the black o-rings on the connector’s three air hoses are not cracked or missing.
• That no debris has entered the connector causing a bad connection or blocking the air
hoses.
e air hose connector is
tted by a simple hand
motion. No special tools
are required.
e contact clips are on
the sides of the connector.

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HAND CHECK TEST
Test the mattress’s function with a simple hand check.
To ensure that the mattress is providing the right therapeutic function, a simple hand check is
performed. The test should be performed each time a mattress is taken into operation in order to
detect any problems with the mattress’s air pressure. The test ensures that the patient does not
“bottom out”.
How the hand check is performed.
The hand check should always be performed when the patient is positioned on the mattress.
It is important to ask the patient not to try and lift their body during the test and to stay lying as
usual. (It is not uncommon for patients to lift their body in the belief that it is easier for the sta, but it
may give an incorrect test result.)
• Fold away the sheets and unzip the mattress cover to access the cells.
• Put one hand between two cells with the patient lying on the mattress. (See illustration).
Depending on the size of the hand, it may sometimes be sucient to use 2-3 nger height.
• Ensure that when the hand is in position, it ts between the bed base and the patient.
The important conclusion of the check is that there is space between the patient and the
bed base.
If the hand check shows that the patient is “bottoming out”.
If the patient is “bottoming out”and no alarm has triggered on the pump, the comfort level
should be raised (position B on page 14). If it is already set to maximum and the patient does
not weigh more than the recommended maximum weight, then the mattress and pump need
troubleshooting by authorised personnel.

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INSPECTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
INSPECTION OFYOUR OPTICELL 4 PRO AIR MATTRESS SYSTEM
An inspection plan should be established in order for your air mattress to function and last
for as long as possible. Please contact us if you would like assistance with this. Järven Health
Care’s contact details can be found on the back cover of this guide.
INSPECTION OFTHE MATTRESS AND PUMP
• Check the electrical cord and plug for signs of damage or abnormal wear.
• Check the mattress surface for signs of damage or abnormal wear.
• Check that the cells of the mattress are correctly connected to the air hoses.
• Start the pump and examine the air ow from the pump (with the air hoses
disconnected). The air ow should alternate between the two outer holes each cycle
time. The middle hole should release no air.
• Check the air hoses for signs of damage or abnormal wear.
• Check the air hose connector (see page 10).
INSPECTION OFTHE OPTITEX COVER
Regularly check the cover for visible signs of damage or wear, such as tears, cracks, holes,
stains or discolouration. Check all sides including the underside.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The pump does not work or does not start:
• Make sure the electrical plug is properly inserted, then turn on the pump’s power switch.
• If the power indicator is o, there may be a problem with the electrical socket. Test
another power outlet.
• If the power indicator is on but the pump does not work, contact Järven Healthcare.
The mattress does not inate properly (pressure too low):
• Set the pressure to maximum, check if the air hoses are pinched anywhere or if there is
air leakage from any cell. Check that the CPR valve is closed.
Poor air ow:
• A dirty air lter can reduce air ow. Wash the air lter with mild detergent. The air lter is
easily accessible on the back of the pump and can be released with a simple motion.

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CLEANING
CLEANING THE PUMP
To clean the pump, use a damp cloth and mild detergent on the pump housing and the
power cable.
CLEANING THE COVER
The cover is made of a polyurethane (PU) material on both top and bottom. The entire cover
(both upper and lower parts) can be cleaned with disinfectants. Use alcohol-based disinfectants.
Healthcare textiles (mattress coverings, bedding, etc.) can be contaminated by pathogenic
microorganisms. These should be washed at a minimum of
70° C for at least 10 minutes
with unscented detergent, according to standard ”SS-EN 14065: 2016 Textiles – Laundry
Processed Textiles - Biocontamination Control System” .
The OptiTex cover can be machine washed at a maximum of
95° C .
CLEANING THE CELLS AND AIR HOSES
The cells can be washed separately or in groups using a damp cloth and mild detergent.
The air hoses can also be wiped with a wet cloth and mild detergent.
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
The pump has an air lter located on the back. The lter can be easily accessed through a
protective cover. See picture below.
The lter can be washed with mild detergent.
Protective cover for
air lter

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OVERVIEW - PUMP OC30 2.0
The power switch is located on the right side of the pump.Press
“On/O” to start or stop the pump.
Inating the mattress takes approximately 15 minutes. When the
“Ready” lamp is lit,
the mattress is ready to use.
Setting comfort mode
There are six comfort modes to choose from. The patient’s experience of lying on the
mattress is aected by the comfort mode chosen. Press this button to cycle through modes.
UNLOCK
The panel can be locked to prevent unauthorised people from changing the system
settings. To unlock the panel, press and hold the button for 5 seconds.
Mute alarm
If the alarm sounds, press this button to mute and reset. The adjacent
“” lamp will light
up if the air pressure in the mattress is too low. Check if necessary for any air leakage (see
page 12). The adjacent lamp marked “ ”will light up in the event of a power failure.
Cycle time for alternating pressure
Use this button for setting the preferred cycle time for alternating pressure.
Care mode
When the adjacent
“Care” lamp is lit, the pump provides maximum static pressure to
facilitate nursing care procedures. After 30 minutes the mattress will automatically
return to the previous setting in use before the auto-rm mode was selected.
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Dynamic/static mode
Press this button to switch mattress to static air pressure mode.
The desired comfort level is selected using the “Comfort” button (position B).
Dynamic
Press this button to switch mattress to dynamic alternating air pressure mode.
SPECIFICATIONS
Pump OC30 2.0 Specications
Size 28.0 x 11.0 x 20.5cm
Weight 2.6 kg
Pressure range 20 ~ 70mm Hg
Cycle time 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes
System Specications
Classication Class II; IPXO, No AP/APG; Type BF
Applied part Mattress
Power rating ~230V AC/50 Hz
1A, 12W
Fuse rating 250V, T 1 A
Operating environment Temperature
Use: 10° ~ 35° C
Storage: -15° ~ 50° C
Transport: -15° ~ 70° C
Humidity
Use: 20% ~ 80% without condensation
Storage: 10% ~ 90% without condensation
Safety standard CE-marked
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RECYCLING
All materials in your OptiCell air mattress system, with the exception of certain parts of the
pump, are energy-recoverable by incineration at designated combustion plants.
PUMP
An OptiCell pump must not be disassembled, but should be disposed at a recycling station
and sorted as ”Electronic waste”.
MATTRESS
The OptiCell air mattress can be disposed of at a recycling station and sorted as ”Combustible
waste”. For more information contact Järven HealthCare.
Järven Health Care takes environmental responsibility seriously.
We strive to always use materials and products with the least possible impact on the
environment. We are constantly working to develop and improve production techniques.
Järven Health Care is aliated with the Swedish FTI and El-Kretsen recycling agencies to
maintain its responsibilities as a producer.
For more information on our environmental work contact Järven Health Care.
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OTHER INFORMATION
PRODUCT LIABILITY
Product liability legislation (EU Directive 85/374/EEC, Swedish Law SFS 1992: 18) establishes the
manufacturer’s, importer’s or seller’s statutory liability for any damage caused by the product.
The regulations apply to physical products in the form of movables, even if incorporated into
another movable or into an immovable. If there is no product which has been the cause of some
form of property or personal injury, then product liability legislation is not relevant.
EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE
Under normal conditions and maintenance, the expected service life of our OptiCell systems
is 5 years.
RETURNS AND COMPLAINTS
Any complaints regarding the product must be notied in writing to Järven Health Care.
The return of products must be done in accordance with our instructions.
Returning a product before a complaint case is processed will result in the case being
considered closed and customer compensation will not be paid.
DAMAGE UPON DELIVERY
Any damage of the product must be noted on the accompanying delivery document before
accepting possession. Then contact Customer Service at Järven Health Care
([phone], [email protected]) and provide relevant information.
NOTE! For faster processing of your case, we ask you to photograph the transport
damage as thoroughly as possible before contacting Customer Service.

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ACCESSORIES, OPTICELL
ARTICLE NO. NAME FOR MODEL
12‐960704‐003 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 90 cm
12‐960704‐004 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 105 cm
12‐960704‐005 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 120 cm
12‐960603‐003 TPU Cell head OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 90 cm
12‐960603‐004 TPU Cell head OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 105 cm
12‐960603‐005 TPU Cell head OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 120 cm
12‐960805‐003 TPU Cell ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 90 cm
12‐960805‐004 TPU Cell ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 105 cm
12‐960805‐005 TPU Cell ventilating OC 4 NX / 4 PRO 120 cm
12‐960301‐003 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 90 cm
12‐960805‐004 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 105 cm
12‐960805‐005 TPU Cell non ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 120 cm
12‐960502-003 TPU Cell ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 90 cm
12‐960502-004 TPU Cell ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 105 cm
12‐960502-005 TPU Cell ventilating OC 3 NX / 3 PRO 120 cm
12‐960201-003 Nylon/PU cell non ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 90 cm
12‐960201-004 Nylon/PU cell non ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 105 cm
12‐960201-005 Nylon/PU cell non ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 120 cm
12‐960402-003 Nylon/PU cell ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 90 cm
12‐960402-004 Nylon/PU cell ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 105 cm
12‐960402-005 Nylon/PU cell ventilating OC 2 NX / 2 PRO and Gentle 120 cm
12‐970103‐008 OptiTex hygienic cover 4 NX, 200x 90x20 cm OC 2 PRO/3 PRO, 4 NX/4 PRO and Gentle
12‐970103‐009 OptiTex hygienic cover 4 NX, 200x105x20 cm OC 2 PRO/3 PRO, 4 NX/4 PRO and Gentle
12‐970103‐010 OptiTex hygienic cover 4 NX, 200x120x20 cm OC 2 PRO/3 PRO, 4 NX/4 PRO and Gentle
12‐970102‐028 OptiTex hygienic cover 3 NX, 200x 90x13 cm OC 2NX and OC 3NX
12‐970102‐029 OptiTex hygienic cover 3 NX, 200x105x13 cm OC 2NX and OC 3NX
12‐970102‐030 OptiTex hygienic cover 3 NX, 200x120x13 cm OC 2NX and OC 3NX
12‐990400‐001 OptiCell pump OC‐20 OC 2 NX / OC 2 PRO and Gentle
12‐990500‐001 OptiCell pump OC‐30 OC 3 NX / OC 3 PRO and OC 4 PRO
12‐990600‐001 OptiCell pump OC‐31 OC Gentle
12‐990700‐001 OptiCell pump OC‐40 OC 4 NX
12‐960902‐002 Connector inc. CPR
12‐999800‐004 Pump, fuse OC-20, OC‐30, OC-31 and OC‐40
12‐999900‐005 Pump, bed hook OC-20, OC‐30, OC-31 and OC‐40 (in pairs)
12‐999600‐004 Pump, air lter OC-20, OC‐30, OC-31 and OC‐40
12‐980000‐001 OptiCell bag for transportation OC 4 NX and 4 PRO
12‐980000‐002 OptiCell bag for transportation OC 2 PRO and 3 PRO
12‐980000‐003 OptiCell bag for transportation OC 2 NX and 3 NX
12‐960901‐003 Sheet strecher

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SYMBOLS
70°C
MAX 95°C
Machine wash
at max 95 °C
Machine wash
Recommended 70 °C
Max 95 °C
No dry cleaning Rinsing agents disrupt
the cover’s water
tightness and should
NOT be used.
This product is CE
marked according
to Medical Device
MDR 2017/745
Consult user guide
x
Indicates which
pressure ulcer category
the mattress is
suitable for
Indicates the product’s
article number
Indicates the product’s
batch number
Indicates serial number Date of manufacture ManufacturerThe product is a
medical device
Disinfection should be
undertaken with
alcoholbased or similar
surfactantbased
detergents
No chlorine-containing
preparations may
be used!
Tumble dry at low
temperature.
Plastic must not be
placed in contact with
the mattress
= 0-xxx kg
Indicates maximum
user weight

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