MediHeat V1200 DT Veterinary Recovery Chamber Operating Instructions
The MediHeat V1200DT Veterinary Recovery Chamber is a warm air cabinet designed to assist with the post-operative recovery of small animals and act as an avian hospital cage. It can also be used as an IV fluid warming cabinet. The cabinet is constructed of tough ABS plastic and features a ventilated perspex door for a clear view of the interior. It can be used either lying on its back or standing upright. A digital thermostat accurately controls the internal air temperature, adjustable between approximately 10 and 50°c. An indicator light shows heater operation.
advertisement
Assistant Bot
Need help? Our chatbot has already read the manual and is ready to assist you. Feel free to ask any questions about the device, but providing details will make the conversation more productive.
MediHeat V1200DT
Veterinary Recovery Chamber
Operating Instructions
Description
The V1200 Recovery Chamber is an electronically controlled warm air cabinet, designed to aid the post operative recovery of small animals/mammals and act as an avian hospital cage. It can also be used as an IV fluid warming cabinet.
The cabinet is constructed from tough ABS plastic, and has a ventilated perspex door for a clear view of the inside. It is designed to be used either lying on its back or standing upright.
A digital thermostat accurately controls the internal air temperature, adjustable between approximately 10 & 50°c, which is displayed on a digital module. An indicator light shows heater operation.
For IV bags, aluminium shelves can be purchased to fit the moulded ridges. Please speak to your supplier.
Specification:
Power
Voltage
Protection
Standard
120w
240v ~ 50/60Hz
IPX0
BS EN60335 & BS 5724 Part 1
Peco Services Ltd, Brough, Cumbria, CA17 4BG, England Tel/Fax 44 (0)17683 41111 [email protected] www.pecoservices.co.uk
Technical Data
The mains lead fitted to this device is of type Z attachment. This means that if the lead is damaged in any way, it cannot be replaced, and the device should be returned to the manufacturer for repair.
The moulded plug is fitted with a 3 amp fuse. If the fuse needs to be replaced, always use a 3 amp BS13653 fuse. If the plug needs to be removed, connect the wires as follows:
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue – Neutral
Brown – Live
The wire coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal marked N or coloured Black. The wire coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal marked L or coloured Red. Neither wire should be connected to the terminal marked E or coloured Green or Green & Yellow.
Instructions for use
Controls
All of the controls are located on the front of the device above the door. They consist of the following:
On/Off Switch
Temperature Display Displays the internal air temperature of the chamber.
Adjustment buttons
Located on the left hand side. Illuminates when the power is on.
Used to adjust the set-point of the digital thermostat
Operation
The cabinet is fan assisted, and the operation of the fan is integral to its function. The thermostat sensor is located in the airflow going through the fan, which draws air from inside the cabinet and passes it through the internal casing forcing it back into the cabinet through the grill in the opposite end.
When initially switched on, the digital thermostat will perform an internal check before displaying the current internal temperature of the device. The fan will also be heard to start. Assuming that the set temperature is higher than the current internal temperature, the outp ut light (‘Out’ on the display module) will illuminate, signifying that power is being supplied to the heater elements. This light will cycle on/off with the thermostat. These elements are located on both sides and the floor of the internal casing, with an additional element located in the rear over which the air being circulated is passed. This ensures that when use d lying on its back, what is now the ‘floor’ of the device is not directly heated allowing animals to be placed directly on this surface if required.
Due to the flow of air around the inside of the cabinet, it is impossible to ensure a precise temperature throughout, and this should be borne in mind during use. Warmer and cooler areas are likely to exist in particular close to the cabinet side walls and towards the door respectively.
On initial warm up, it may be found that the temperature overshoots the set point. This is normal, and the unit should be left to stabilise for 15 minutes prior to use.
The thermostat is accurate to approximately +0.4°c and -0.2°c.
Temperature Adjustment
The set-point temperature is adjustable between factory set limits of 10 and 50°c in 0.1°c increments, and is factory set to 38.0°c
To display the current setpoint value, press button ‘P’ momentarily. The display will alternate between ‘SP’ and the set-point value. To exit setpoint display press ‘P’ again, or if no buttons are pressed the display will revert to the current detected temperature automatically after 15 seconds.
To adjust the setpoint value, press ‘P’ momentarily then use the UP and DOWN arrow buttons to adjust the value higher or lower. Pressing ‘P’ again, or leaving the display for 15 seconds, will exit the menu and save the current set-point value.
Standby Mode
If required, the heating elements can be switched off leaving the fan circulating air. To put the device in Standby mode press and hold the ‘U’ button for approximately 3 seconds. The display will shut down except for a Green LED. To resume operation press and hold t he ‘U’ button for 3 seconds.
If the power is interrupted at any time, the device will power up in the same condition it was in before the power loss.
Maintenance
The device is a sealed unit, so only the following items are user serviceable. For repairs, please return to Peco Services Ltd.
Cleaning
Always disconnect the device from the mains power supply before cleaning it.
The device should only be cleaned with mild detergents and sterilising solutions. Under no circumstances should solvents of any kind be used.
Use of such materials will damage the device.
The V1200 is classified as IPX0. This means that it is not waterproof, but can withstand ingress of a small splash of water. When cleaning the device, use a damp cloth and mild detergent. Care should be taken to prevent contact with water or other liquids whilst in use.
In the event of water or other liquids entering the device, it should be returned to the manufacturer for inspection/repair.
Fan Filter
The fan filter can be removed for cleaning. It is located in a plastic frame clipped to the fan. Remove the frame by carefully prising it away from the fan using your fingers. Clean the foam filter by washing in soapy water and leave to dry in air at room temperature. Replacement filters are available.
Peco Services Ltd, Brough, Cumbria, CA17 4BG, England Tel/Fax 44 (0)17683 41111 [email protected] www.pecoservices.co.uk
advertisement
Key Features
- Electronically controlled warm air cabinet
- Post operative recovery
- Avian hospital cage
- IV fluid warming cabinet
- Tough ABS plastic construction
- Ventilated perspex door
- Digital thermostat control
- Adjustable temperature
- Heater operation indicator light