Praxair Grab ?n Go Digital User manual

Quick Reference Guide for the
Grab ʼn Go®Digital
Advanced Medical Oxygen System
This Quick Reference Guide provides a summary of basic operating
instructions and safety warnings for the Grab ʼn Go®Digital Advanced Medical
Oxygen System. Before consulting this Quick Reference Guide, the user should
review and become familiar with the complete instructions and warnings, which
are provided in the Praxair Grab ʼn Go Digital Advanced Medical Oxygen System
Operating Instructions supplied with this product.
Warning: Do NOT operate the Grab ’n Go Digital system until you read
and understand the operating, maintenance, and safety instructions
included in this Quick Reference Guide and in the Praxair Grab ʼn Go
Digital Advanced Medical Oxygen System Operating Instructions.
Warning: This device is ONLY for use by, or on the order of, a physician.
Do not activate the system unless you have been trained in its proper
functioning or are under competent supervision.
Note: Read and understand the Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for the
materials used with this equipment. All personnel who work in the
vicinity of this equipment should read, understand, and follow all safety
information contained in the SDSs and all applicable government
regulations and facility safety regulations.
Warning: Never bypass safety device, and never operate the equipment
outside its specied limits.
Danger: Mishandling of pressurized process equipment or gas cylinders
can result in death, serious injury, or property damage. Handle pressurized
equipment and cylinders with extreme care and in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions. Protect from impact.
The Grab ʼn Go Digital system cannot be used directly in the MRI bore.
The system is MR conditional, and suitable for use during MR imaging for
MRI systems up to 3.0 Tesla.
Safety Precaution Information
Warning: Never attempt to repair any part of the Grab ‘n Go Digital
system. Any system repairs must be performed by an authorized Praxair
representative.
System Parts
(A) Protective Shroud
(B) Alarm
Silence Button
(C) Fill Port*
(D) Digital
Pressure Gauge
(E) Flow-Adjusting
Knob
(F) Barbed Outlet
Port (Metered Flow)
(G) Auxiliary
Connection Port
(H) Cylinder
Operating Procedures
1. Turn the ow-adjusting knob to the prescribed ow rate. Ensure that the ow-adjusting
knob clicks into place.
2. Verify ow at the patient’s end of the tubing before administering to the patient.
3. When nished, turn the ow-adjusting knob (E) to the OFF (—) position and remove
supply from the patient.
Metered Flow: Flow Rates (0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, or 25 LPM)
Auxiliary Flow: 50 PSI (Maximum Aux Flow Rate up to 100 LPM)
Setup
1. Inspect the entire system including the barbed outlet port (F) and auxiliary connection
port (G), for signs of physical damage or contamination (for example, oil and grease).
If the system is damaged or contaminated, remove the system from service, turn the
system o󰀨 immediately, place it in a secure and well-ventilated area, mark the system as
unserviceable, and notify Praxair.
2. Check the digital pressure gauge to ensure the presence of adequate oxygen contents.
3. Verify that there are no existing alarm conditions.
4. Verify that the ow-adjusting knob (E) is in the OFF position (—).
To turn the ow-adjusting know (E) to the OFF position (—), rotate the
ow-adjusting knob (E) counterclockwise until it stops.
5. Connect the supply hose to the Grab ’n Go Digital system. For Metered Flow, connect
the supply hose to the barbed outlet port (F). For 50 PSI connection, connect the supply
hose to the auxiliary connection port (G).
Warning: Never connect a cannula, patient tubing, or mask directly to the
Auxiliary Connection Port (E). When the ow-adjusting knob (E) is in the
Auxiliary [A] setting, no oxygen is supplied to the barbed outlet port (F).
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* Fill Cap not shown.

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Alarm Notication Description Caution Statements
Red Backlight
Audible
Red Backlight
Audible
Red Backlight
Red Backlight
Red Backlight
Red Backlight
Alarms when the battery
life reaches approximately
one month of service
remaining. Service when
alarm is activated; Varies
based on usage.
Alarms when estimated
time of use is 10 minutes
or less. Alternates with
Pressure Display.
Alarms when less than
300 PSI of pressure
remains in the cylinder.
Alternates with Time
Display.
--:-- shown alternative to
Low Pressure Display
when time is less than
1 minute.
Low cylinder temperature
(- 1 3° F to 5 °F )
(-25°C to -15°C)
High cylinder temperature
(140°F to 1 58°F)
(60°C to 70°C)
Although the Grab ’n Go Digital
system will function with a low
battery, it is recommended to
remove the system from service,
mark the system as
unserviceable, and notify Praxair.
Alarm is based on the time
remaining at the set ow rate.
An alarm will sound immediately
if less than ten minutes of usable
pressure remains in the cylinder.
Alarm is based on the pressure
remaining. An alarm will sound
immediately if less than 300 PSI
of usable pressure remains in the
cylinder.
When alarm is activated the
pressure is critically low, change
cylinder as there is less than
1 minute of oxygen left in the
cylinder.
The system must only be
operated in accordance with the
Operation Temperature Limits.
When temperature alarm is
activated, it is recommended to
remove the system from service,
mark the system as
unserviceable, and notify Praxair.
The system must only be
operated in accordance with the
Operation Temperature Limits.
When temperature alarm is
activated, it is recommended to
remove the system from service,
mark the system as
unserviceable, and notify Praxair.
Low Battery
Low Temperature
High Temperature
Low Pressure
(Time Display)
Low Pressure
(Time Display)
Low Pressure
(Pressure Display)
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Recommended Reference Publications
Publication Title Publication No. Source
Praxair supplier, sales
representative, the Call Center
(1-800-PRAXAIR), our website
(http://www.praxair.com), or write
to Praxair 175 East Park Drive
Tonawanda, NY 14150
Business Condential: These operating instructions contain condential
and proprietary information of Praxair, Inc. and are provided in condence
and solely for use in conjunction with the Praxair Grab ’n Go Digital
Advanced Medical Oxygen System. These operating instructions may not
be reproduced or its contents disclosed to third parties without the prior
written consent of Praxair, Inc.
Disclaimers: All information referred to and/or included in these operating
instructions are current as of the original issue date. Praxair, Inc.
makes no warranty or representation with respect to the accuracy of the
information or with respect to the suitability of the use of such information
outside Praxair, Inc., nor does Praxair, Inc. assume responsibility for any
injury or damage, which may result, directly or indirectly, from the use of
such information.
These operating instructions could include technical inaccuracies or
typographical errors. Changes are made periodically to the information
herein; these changes will be incorporated in subsequent revisions
of the operating instructions. Praxair, Inc. reserves the right to make
improvements and/or changes to the product(s) and/or programs
described in these operating instructions at any time and without notice.
Trademarks: Praxair, Making our planet more productive, Grab ’n Go,
and the Flowing Airstream design are trademarks or registered trademarks
of Praxair Technology, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.
Other trademarks used herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective owners.
Manufactured for Praxair by Pergola S.r.L., Brescia, Italy.
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Danbury, CT 06810-6268
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© Copyright 2018
Praxair Technology, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Issued: 18 September 2018
P-15-716-1
Additional copies of this publication P-15-716-1
Grab ʼn Go Digital Advanced Medical
Oxygen System Operating Instructions
P-15-716
To illuminate the gauge display at any time, press the alarm silence button (A) for
1 second and the white backlight will be activated for 5 seconds.
Digital Gauge Status
Gauge displays cylinder pressure
and ll level on the bar graph.
Gauge displays time
remaining.
Indicates system calculating to
determine estimated time remaining
for set ow rate.
Requires ≤ 2 minutes in a owing
position before the calculated “time
remaining” is displayed.
Screen is blank if
Battery is Dead.
Cylinder must not be
used and must be
returned to Praxair.