Sage Products Prevalon AirTAP 7211 User manual

Reorder #3010-F — Replacement Filter
For use with model #7450: AirTAP System Booster Pump
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Manufactured for: Sage Products LLC
3909 Three Oaks Road • Cary, Illinois 60013
800-323-2220 • [phone]
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Operator’s Manual
Model # 7450
Contents:
• 1 Prevalon AirTAP System™
Booster Pump, 120V
Model # 7211
Contents:
• 2 30-Degree Body Wedges
• 1 Prevalon AirTAP System™
Glide Sheet
• 1 Microclimate Body Pad
Model # 7215
Contents:
• 2 30-Degree Body Wedges
• 1 Prevalon AirTAP System™
Glide Sheet
• 6 Microclimate Body Pads
Pr
evalon™
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Patient Repositioning System
Weight capacity: 550 lbs. / 250 kg

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USES:
• To assist and maintain proper patient positioning to ofoad the sacrum and control body heat and moisture.
• To assist with the repositioning of a patient.
INTENDED CARE SETTINGS:
Intended to be used in hospitals, healthcare facilities, and other environments where repositioning of
partially–dependent or dependent patients is desired. This equipment is intended to be used for purposes
stated in this manual. Any other use is prohibited.
INDICATIONS:
Use for patients who are dependent or partially-dependent and unable to participate in their own repositioning.
CONTRAINDICATIONS:
Patients who have thoracic, cervical, or lumbar fractures should not use the Prevalon AirTAP System (the
“AirTAP System”) unless a clinical decision has been made by your facility. The equipment should not be
used for patients that exceed the 550 lbs / 250 kg weight limit.
PRIOR TO USE:
Perform a visual inspection of the AirTAP System. Examine the AirTAP System Glide Sheet (the “Glide Sheet”)
and AirTAP System Booster Pump (the “Booster Pump”) for damage or wear that is potentially hazardous
and could cause the AirTAP System to malfunction. If such damage is present, DO NOT USE. Examine the
power cord for damage. If the power cord is damaged, DO NOT USE the Booster Pump, as a damaged power
cord may cause serious injury. Ensure all parts are present. If any parts are missing, DO NOT USE.
IMAGING:
The Prevalon AirTAP Glide Sheet with Microclimate Body Pad has been determined through scientic
rationale to be MR Safe as dened in ASTM F2503-13 and IEC 62570:2014. MR safety testing was
determined to be not required as both the Prevalon AirTAP Glide Sheet and Microclimate Body pad are
constructed of non-metal materials. Based on rationale, the Prevalon AirTAP Glide Sheet with Microclimate
Body Pad is electrically nonconductive and not magnetic therefore reducing potential risks during MR
scanning. Additionally, MR compatibility tests have shown no artifacts.
The Booster Pump is not MR safe. Please follow your facilities protocol for using the Booster Pump in a
MR environment.
iCAUTION:
• Periodically check product for signs of wear. Replace if product is damaged.
• DO NOT launder any component of the AirTAP System.
• DO NOT plug Booster Pump into the bed.
• Glide Sheet for single patient use only.
WARNINGS: Failure to comply with this Manual could result in injury or equipment malfunction. Alterations
or modications to the System can affect the safety and functionality of the System and are strictly prohibited.
Read and understand the entire Manual before using the system.
AirTAP System Glide Sheet
• Always follow your facility’s safe patient handling policies and procedures.
• Patient repositioning should always be performed using at least two caregivers.
• DO NOT use the Glide Sheet to lift patients.
• To avoid potential skin injury, prevent patient’s heels and head from dragging across the bed during repositioning.
• To prevent injury or accidental ination, ensure patient is not in contact with the Valve or Hose.
AirTAP System Booster Pump
To reduce the risk of re, burns, electrical shock, or injury:
• DO NOT use the Booster Pump in the presence of ammable anesthetics or other ammable gases or vapors.
• DO NOT store or use the Booster Pump outdoors.
• DO NOT use the Booster Pump near water.
• DO NOT cover or block any openings on the Booster Pump.
• DO NOT tamper with or make any adjustments to any part of the Booster Pump.
• DO NOT let the Booster Pump cord hang over the edge of a table or counter.
• DO NOT operate the Booster Pump if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, or if it has been damaged or
dropped. Contact Sage Products at 800.323.2220 for repair or replacement.
• DO NOT immerse the Booster Pump cord or plug in water.
• Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
• The AirTAP Booster Pump has been designed for use exclusively with the Sage air assisted technology products.
• DO NOT use Booster Pump during transport.
Pr
evalon™
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Patient Repositioning System

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SET UP THE BOOSTER PUMP
1. Place the Booster Pump on its wheels near or under the foot of the bed.
2. Plug the Booster Pump into the nearest electrical outlet.
iCAUTION: DO NOT plug Booster Pump into the outlet on the bed.
WARNING: To avoid injury, route the Booster Pump power cord
out of the patient’s reach and away from bed wheels so that it will
not be pinched or damaged and does not cause a tripping hazard.
SET UP THE GLIDE SHEET
1. With bed brakes locked and bed rails raised, place the bed in a
horizontal position, and at the caregiver’s waist level.
2. Lower the bed rail(s) on the side of the bed where the AirTAP Glide
Sheet (the “Glide Sheet”) will be placed. Place the folded Glide Sheet
alongside the patient with the printed arrow pointing toward the head
of the bed.
3. Unfold the Glide Sheet lengthwise and align the upper edge of the
Glide Sheet with the patient’s shoulder.
Place the Glide Sheet with Microclimate Body Pad beneath the
patient per
your facility’s protocol.
NOTE: The edge of the Glide Sheet should overhang the side of the
bed by approximately 2 inches on a standard bed.
Prevalon
™
™
Patient Repositioning System
Split image: Booster at
foot of bed and hanging
from footboard
Plugging into wall outlet
Caregiver on each side
of bed while bed is at.
Patient in bed
Folded Glide Sheet on
bed showing printed
arrow
Folded Glide Sheet on
bed showing printed
arrow
Point of Care Power Button
Power Cord
Flexible Ination Hose
Cord Reel
Hose Retainer
Nozzle
Nozzle Retainer
Hanging Clip
AIRTAP SYSTEM BOOSTER PUMP
PART IDENTIFICATION
AIRTAP SYSTEM GLIDE SHEET
Head of Bed Indicator
Easy Roll Handles
Cinch and Close Valves
(available on both sides)
High-Tech Fabric
Black Positioning Handles
30º BODY WEDGES
Upper WedgeAnchor Wedge
Microclimate Body Pad
STEP 2
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 1

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4. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and on the bed.
Smooth out any wrinkles on the Glide Sheet and Microclimate Body Pad.
5. Raise the bed rails.
Patient centered on
deated Glide Sheet
CONNECT THE BOOSTER PUMP
1. Open the Cinch and Close Valve (the “Valve”) closest to the Booster
Pump by pulling the fastener tab up.
2. Remove the Nozzle of the exible ination hose (the “Hose”) from
the Nozzle Retainer on the Booster Pump.
3. Grasp the Nozzle. With your free hand, separate the fabric of the
Valve.
4. Insert the Hose into the Valve until the gray portion of the Nozzle is
no longer visible.
5. Pull the orange fastener tab to cinch closed around the Nozzle.
6. Press the fastener tab together to secure and press down to ensure a
tight seal.
WARNING: To prevent injury or accidental ination, ensure
patient is not in contact with the Valve or Hose at all times.
POSITIONING AND BOOSTING THE PATIENT
WARNING: Make sure the bed rails are raised and the bed brakes are
locked. • Always use at least two caregivers when Positioning and Boosting.
• To avoid potential skin injury, ensure the patient’s head and feet are
supported to prevent them from dragging across the bed.
1. Caregiver A and Caregiver B stand on opposite sides of the bed. Lock
the bed brakes and raise the bed rails. Place the bed in a horizontal
position and at the caregiver’s waist level.
2. Remove the Body Wedges (the “Wedges”) if present by grasping the
corner and slowly rotating out.
3. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and the bed.
WARNING: Before inating, ensure lines and tubing are free to
move with the patient and that nothing obstructs the area over which
the Glide Sheet will pass. Ensure that the Hose will move freely with the
Glide Sheet.
4. While closely observing the patient, push the point of care power
button (the “Power Button”) on the Hose.
5. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully inate.
WARNING: Never leave the patient unattended while the Booster
Pump is powered on or the Glide Sheet is inated.
6. Ensure the patient’s head and feet are supported.
7. Use the black handles located on the edge of the Glide Sheet to
gently glide the patient to where the hips are aligned with the hinge
point on the bed.
8. Turn the Booster Pump off by pressing the Power Button.
9. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully deate and smooth out any wrinkles in
the Glide Sheet or Microclimate Body Pad.
One hand holds hose.
Other hand separates
Valve
STEP 4
Opening Valve
STEP 1
STEP 3
STEP 4
STEP 6
STEP 1
Close up of Power Button
being pushed
STEP 4
Clinicians on either side
of bed with hands on
black handles of inated
glide sheet
STEP 7
TURNING THE PATIENT
1. Caregiver A and Caregiver B stand on opposite sides of the bed. Lock
the bed brakes and raise the bed rails. Place the bed in a horizontal
position and at the caregivers’ waist level.
2. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and the bed.
3. While closely observing the patient, push the Power Button on the Hose.
4. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully inate.
WARNING: Never leave the patient unattended while the Booster
Pump is powered on or the Glide Sheet is inated.

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LATERAL TRANSFER
WARNING: Always use at least two caregivers while performing
the Lateral Transfer. • Exterior bed rails on both surfaces should be
raised prior to transfer to prevent the patient from falling. If there are
no bed rails used, the caregivers are responsible for making sure the
patient does not reach outside the boundaries of either support surface.
• To avoid potential skin injury, ensure the patient’s head and feet are
supported to prevent them from dragging across the support surface.
1. Lock the bed brakes and raise the bed rails. Place the sending support
surface in a horizontal position and at the caregiver’s waist level.
STEP 8
STEP 10
STEP 12
STEP13
Sending and Receiving
surfaces pushed together
Clinician on opposite sides
Glide Sheet deated
STEP 3
STEP10
Show mid transfer shot
STEP 11
Show mid transfer shot
STEP 17
5. Ensure the patient’s head and feet are supported.
6. Caregiver A lower the bed rail where the Wedges will be inserted.
7. Caregiver B use the Black Positioning Handles to secure the Glide Sheet.
8. Caregiver A grasp the Black Positioning Handle on the Glide Sheet
and insert the Anchor Wedge, tail rst and with the black fabric
facing up, so that the Anchor is underneath the patient’s thighs.
9. Caregiver B pull the tail through until it is taut.
10. Caregiver A grasp the Black Positioning Handle on the Glide Sheet
and insert the Upper Wedge at least one hand width away from the
Anchor Wedge.
11. The caregiver on the side of the bed where the Booster Pump is
connected pushes the Power Button to turn the Booster Pump off.
12. Perform a microturn while the Glide Sheet is deating, if needed.
With both caregivers on the same side of the bed, grasp the Black
Positioning Handles, palms down.
Gently pull, DO NOT lift, until the patient is positioned at the
desired angle.
13. After the Glide Sheet is fully deated, check to ensure the patient’s
sacrum is ofoaded.
14. Raise the bed rails.
WARNING: DO NOT use the Glide Sheet to lift patients.
2. Remove the Wedges if present by grasping the corner and slowly
rotating out.
3. Set the sending and receiving support surfaces as close together as
possible. Ensure the bed brakes are locked.
4. Set the receiving support surface slightly above, but no more than
one inch above the sending support surface.
5. Raise the exterior bed rails.
6. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and the support
surface.
WARNING: Before inating, ensure lines and tubing are free to
move with the patient and that nothing obstructs the area over which
the Glide Sheet will pass. Ensure that the Hose will move freely with the
Glide Sheet.
7. While closely observing the patient, push the Power Button on the
Hose.
8. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully inate.
WARNING: Ensure the Glide Sheet is fully inated prior to
transfer. If the Glide Sheet is not fully inated, injury to the patient or
caregiver could occur or the Glide Sheet may not perform as expected.
9. Ensure the patient’s head and feet are supported.
10. With a minimum of one caregiver on each side, the caregiver on the
sending surface gently pushes the patient toward the receiving side.
11. The caregiver on the receiving surface grasps the handles and helps
glide the patient into position.
12. Ensure the patient is fully on the support surface.
13. Turn the Booster Pump off by pressing the Power Button.
14. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully deate and smooth out any wrinkles
in the Glide Sheet or Microclimate Body Pad.
15. Slightly separate the receiving and sending surfaces until the rail on
the receiving surface can be accessed.
16. Raise the bed rails.
17. Use the Hanging Clip to hang the Booster Pump from the patient
transport surface.

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CLEANING AND DISINFECTING
Follow your facility’s infection control policies and procedures regarding the cleaning of equipment and the use of
disinfectants on cleaning facility surfaces in contact with patients’ skin.
BOOSTER PUMP
Unplug the Booster Pump prior to cleaning. Clean the outside of the Booster Pump with a large, cloth dampened with
mild detergent solution. Ensure the cloth is not so wet as to drip liquid or cause liquid to pool on the Booster Pump. To
prevent damage to the operating parts inside the Booster Pump, do not allow liquid to seep into the openings.
Disinfect the Booster Pump using a hospital grade disinfectant in accordance with Manufacturer’s instructions.
GLIDE SHEET AND BODY WEDGES
If the Glide Sheet or Body Wedges become soiled, wipe with a damp cloth to clean. DO NOT launder as laundering will
compromise the function of this device.
EASY ROLL HANDLES
1. The gray Easy Roll Handles may be used to assist with positioning
the patient. Always follow your facility’s safe patient handling
procedures.
Close up on extension
handles
STEP 1
CHANGING THE MICROCLIMATE BODY PAD
Replace only with Microclimate Body Pads (Model #7250). Align the
top edge of the Microclimate Body Pad with the top edge of the Glide
Sheet. Dispose the soiled Microclimate Body Pad per your facility’s
waste management protocol.
TO REMOVE THE BOOSTER PUMP
1. Grasp the Nozzle. With your free hand, pull loose the orange fastener tab.
2. Pull the Hose free from the Glide Sheet.
3. Press down on the orange tab to close the Valve.
4. Place the Nozzle in the Nozzle Retainer and secure the Hose in the
Hose Retainer.
5. Unplug the cord from the wall electrical outlet and wrap it around
the cord reel at the rear of the Booster Pump.
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AIRTAP SYSTEM BOOSTER PUMP
Power Cord Inlet
and Retention Tab
Flexible Ination Hose
Hose Retainer
Nozzle Retainer
Point of Care
Power Switch
Motor Head
Replaceable Filter
Filter Canister
Thumb Screw
FILTER REPLACEMENT
PART IDENTIFICATION

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FILTER REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT:
1. Unplug the Booster Pump from the wall.
STEP 1
2. Remove the Hose by removing it from the Nozzle Holder and Hose
Retainer.
STEP 2
3. Remove the power cord by lifting the retention tab upwards and
pulling the cord from the receptacle.
STEP 3
4. Locate the thumbscrew inside the cord reel opening. Remove the
thumbscrew by turning in a counterclockwise direction.
STEP 4
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5. Remove the lter canister and remove the lter by pulling it off the
motor head. (Dispose of the lter per your facility’s policy).
6. Place the new lter over the end of the motor head and ensure that
the threaded rod passes through the end of the lter.
7. Pull the elastic end of the lter all the way down so that it covers the
yellow band.
8. Slide the lter canister over the motor head, allowing the rod to pass
through the bottom hole.
9. Replace the thumbscrew back on the rod and tighten in a clockwise
direction until snug.
iCAUTION: If the thumbscrew overtightened, the lter will not
work properly.
10. Lift the gray retention tab on the motor head and fully insert the plug
into the receptacle opening. Push the retention tab downward to lock
the tab into place.
11. Place the nozzle end in the Nozzle Holder and snap the Hose into Hose
Retainer.
STEP 5
STEP 6
STEP 7
STEP 10
STEP 11

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REMOVING LINENS
WARNING: Make sure the bed rails are raised and the bed brakes
are locked. • Always use at least two caregivers when changing linens
using the AirTAP System. • To avoid potential skin injury, ensure the
patient’s head and feet are supported to prevent them from dragging
across the bed.
1. Caregiver A and Caregiver B stand on opposite sides of the bed. Lock
the bed brakes and raise the bed rails. Place the bed in a horizontal
position and at the caregiver’s waist level.
2. Remove the Wedges if present by grasping the corner and slowly
rotating out.
3. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and the Glide Sheet
is centered on the bed.
WARNING: Before inating, ensure lines and tubing are free to
move with the patient and that nothing obstructs the area over which
the Glide Sheet will pass. Ensure that the Hose will move freely with
the Glide Sheet.
STEP 1
4. While closely observing the patient, push the Power Button on
the Hose.
5. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully inate.
WARNING: Never leave the patient unattended while the Booster
Pump is powered on or the Glide Sheet is inated.
STEP 4
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6. Starting at the head of the bed, lift the corners of the linen off
the mattress.
7.
Both Caregivers hold the Glide Sheet with one hand and gently pull the
linen toward the foot of the bed, allowing it to pass below the inated
Glide Sheet.
8. Caregiver A hold the mat in place. Caregiver B remove the linen from
the bed and follow your facility’s protocol for handling soiled linens.
9. Caregiver B turn the Booster Pump off by pressing the Power Button.
10. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully deate and smooth out any wrinkles in
the Glide Sheet or Microclimate Body Pad.
STEP 6
STEP 7
STEP 8
STEP 9
STEP 10

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PLACING LINENS
WARNING: Make sure the bed rails are raised and the bed brakes
are locked. • Always use at least two caregivers when changing linens
using the AirTAP System. • To avoid potential skin injury, ensure the
patient’s head and feet are supported to prevent them from dragging
across the bed.
1. Caregiver A and Caregiver B stand on opposite sides of the bed. Lock
the bed brakes and raise the bed rails. Place the bed in a horizontal
position and at the caregiver’s waist level.
2. Remove the Wedges if present by grasping the corner and slowly
rotating out.
3. Ensure the patient is centered on the Glide Sheet and the Glide Sheet
is centered on the bed.
STEP 1
4. Tuck the Bottom edge of the linen beneath the patient’s pillow, Glide
Sheet, and shoulders.
5. Anchor the top corners of the linen to the mattress.
WARNING: Before inating, ensure lines and tubing are free to
move with the patient and that nothing obstructs the area over which
the Glide Sheet will pass. Ensure that the Hose will move freely with
the Glide Sheet.
6. Caregiver A closely observe the patient and hold the Glide Sheet in Place.
Caregiver B turn the Booster Pump on by pressing the Power Button.
STEP 4
STEP 5
STEP 6
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STEP 8
STEP 9
STEP 10
7. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully inate.
WARNING: Never leave the patient unattended while the
Booster Pump is powered on or the Glide Sheet is inated.
8. Both Caregivers hold the Mat with one hand and gently pull the linen toward
the foot of the bed, allowing it to pass below the inated Glide Sheet.
9. Once the linen is at the bottom edge of the Glide Sheet, Caregiver A
hold the mat in place and Caregiver B turn the Booster Pump off by
pressing the Power Button.
10. Allow the Glide Sheet to fully deate. Anchor the bottom corners of
the linen and smooth out any wrinkles in the Glide Sheet or
Microclimate Body Pad.

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REPAIR:
Contact Sage Products at 800.323.2220 for repair or replacement.
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BOOSTER PUMP TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Product Code 7450
Input Rating 120 V AC / 60 Hz / 10 AMP
Ambient Operating Range Max 50°F (10°C) - 86°F (30°C)
Relative Humidity Operating Range 10 - 70% Non-Condensing
Operating Pressure 70 kPa - 106 kPa
Outer Dimensions 17 1/2”H x 14”W x 12 1/2”D (445mm x 356mm x 318mm)
Gross Weight (G.W.) G.W.: 12.5 lbs. (5.7 kg)
Classication Class II With Functional Earth
Degree of Protection Against Ingress of Water IPXO
Mode of Operation-Duty Cycle 30 sec on 1 min off 5 Cycles w/30min rest
Storage / Transport Temperature 24.8 - 158°F (-4 - 70°C)
Storage / Transport Relative Humidity 10% to 90%
Storage / Transport Atmospheric Pressure Range 500 to 1060 hPa
Standards - UL / EN / CSA / IEC 60601-1 UL 60601-1 Medical Electrical Equipment 2nd Edition–3rd Edition
UL Classication IEC 60601-1:2012, Edition 3.1
Characteristics-Motor Two state, single speed, 120 volts, double ball bearings, low-noise bypass
discharge, 40 peak horsepower
Characteristics-Airow 5,900 ft/min / 1,798 m/min
Characteristics-Hose 8 ft x 1.5 in / 3.048 m x 3.81 cm commercial strength exible hose
Characteristics-Nozzle Custom heavy duty fast connector
Characteristics-Cord / Connector Heavy duty medical grade - grounded IEC female
Disposal Follow national requirements
Consult Instructions for Use Refer to accompanying documents
Applied Parts Type BF Applied Part
iCaution DO NOT use in the presence of ammable anesthetics and other ammable gases
or vapors
Filter 5 Micron Poly Filter
E472680
Medical equipment with respect to electric shock, re and mechanical
hazards only, in accordance with ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1 and 1 2012, CAN/CSA
C222 NO. 60601-1-114, ANSI/AAMI/IEC 60601-2.