DC PORTABLE ASPIRATOR
OPERATION/SERVICE MANUAL
1720 SUBLETTE AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO 63110 U.S.A.
DC MODELS:
L190/L190CE: EMERGENCY PORTABLE SUCTION UNIT, HI – LOW CONTROLS, W/ DOCKING
STATION ADAPTER
L190-GR/L190-GRCE: EMERGENCY PORTABLE SUCTION UNIT, GAUGE AND REGULATOR, W/
DOCKING STATION ADAPTER
G180/G180CE: GOMCO PORTABLE ASPIRATOR, GAUGE & REGULATOR
FOREIGN LANGUAGE MANUAL: SEE S168-507-001-INT FOR FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH
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SYMBOL DEFINITIONS:
!
Attention, Consult Accompanying Documents
“OFF” (only for a part of EQUIPMENT)
“ON” (only for a part of EQUIPMENT)
FUSE
+
INCREASE (CLOCKWISE)
DECREASE (COUNTER CLOCKWISE)
PROTECTIVE EARTH (GROUND)
ALTERNATING CURRENT
DIRECT CURRENT
TYPE B EQUIPMENT
WARNING:
READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE USING ASPIRATOR.
WARNING: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
:
Purpose:
The Portable Suction Unit is designed to provide general suction.
Bacteria Filter:
The high efficiency bacteria filter is custom engineered to prevent fluid and aerosol contamination of mobile and portable suction units. This filter features a hydrophobic, microporous membrane, which filters air with maximum efficiency (0.3 micron particles in air), while blocking the flow of aqueous fluids and aerosol contaminants. The Allied high efficiency filter protects the suction pump from canister overflow.
Operating Principle
The reciprocating motion of the diaphragm inside the pump head develops the negative and positive pressures of a diaphragm pump. These pressures are maintained by the motion of the piston and the pressure and suction flapper valves. On the up-stroke, the pressure valve will open to allow air flow through the exhaust or pressure port. On the down stroke the pressure valve closes and the suction valve opens which draws a vacuum, or creates a negative pressure, at the suction side.
1.0 SPECIFICATIONS:
1.1 Vacuum Range:
L190: 4.9 to 21.6 in Hg. (125 mm Hg and 550 mm Hg) @ STP.
L190-GR & G180: 2.0 to 21.6 in Hg. (25 mm Hg to 550 mm Hg.) @ STP.
1.2 Flow Rates:
Open flow > 30 LPM @ STP.
1.3
Electrical Requirements:
Charging: 12.0 – 16.0 VDC, 1.0A max.
Operating: 12.0 – 16.0 VDC, 3.4A max.
AC Power Supply: 115 VAC 50/60 Hz., 3.8 A max. – 230 VAC 50/60 Hz., 1.9 A max.
1.4
Motor & Pump Description:
DC, 1/32th H.P. Permanent Magnet, single cylinder oil-less diaphragm pump.
1.5
Dimensions: a.
L190 & L190-GR:
7.5” (W) X 10.6” (L) X 9.4” (H) (15.5” (L) to end of DCU Holder) b.
G180
6 .8” (W) X 10.6” (L) X 9.4” (H) (16.8” (L) to end of DCU Holder)
1.6
Weight a. L190 & L190-GR: 10.6 lbs.
b.
G180: 11.4 LBS.
1.7
Operating Time: a.
L190 & L190-GR: 75 minutes @ max. load b.
G180: 180 minutes @ max. load
1.8
Recharge time (DC unit):
L190 & L190-GR: 6 hours.
G180:8 hours.
1.9
Battery type (DC unit):
Sealed lead – acid, rechargeable.
1.10
Environmental Conditions: a.
Operating Temperature: -4 ºF to 120 ºF (-20˚ C to 50˚ C)
Operating Relative Humidity: 10% to 95% Non Condensing b.
Storage & Transport Temperature: -40 ºF to 140 ºF (-40˚ C to 60˚ C)
Storage & Transport Relative Humidity: 10% to 95% Non Condensing
Storage & Transport Pressure: 1 ATM + .5 ATM
1.11
Electromagnetic Interference:
Classified per UL 60601-1. This unit is not MRI compatible.
1.12
Classification:
Class I, Type B Equipment
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2.0 SET-UP
2.1
Disposable Collection Container: The G180 and G180CE use part number 20-08-0016 a 1500 ml
DCU with a hydrophobic filter shut off. The L190, L190CE, L190-GR, and L190-GRCE use part
Number S1160BA-RPL an 800 ml DCU with a float shut off.
1.
Snap the lid onto the container firmly.
2.
Check canister and tubing for damage.
3.
Insert the container into the canister ring and seat firmly.
4.
Connect the 72” length of (1/4” I.D. PVC) tubing to the 90 degree tubing connector in the lid marked
“PATIENT”
5.
Connect the 8” length of (1/4” I.D. PVC) tubing to the vertical connector on lid marked “VACUUM”.
6.
The bacteria filter may now be placed in-line by cutting the 8” length of tubing in half and inserting the barbed fittings into hose ends, making sure that the side marked “FLUID SIDE” is toward the container.
7.
Connect the remaining end of the length of tubing to the short vacuum inlet on top of housing.
WARNING: You should not attempt to clean and reuse items which are labeled “SINGLE PATIENT
USE” or “DISPOSIBLE” such as plastic tubing, filters, disposable collection containers, ect. The plastic and filter material used in these items may degrade when cleaned with some cleaning agents making the unacceptable for further use. Replacement part numbers are listed in the “REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST”
2.2
1200 ml (cc) Collection Container (Glass or Polycarbonate)
1.
The bottle and cap assembly should be sterilized prior to use.
2.
Check that the cap gasket is properly positioned inside the cap cover and that the gasket seals. Check that the float moves freely.
3.
Place the bottle in the bottle holder of the unit.
4.
Connect the 72” length of (1/4” I.D.) clear (PVC) tubing to the collection bottle stem marked “To Patient”.
5.
Connect the 13” length of (1/4” I.D.) clear (PVC) tubing to the collection bottle stem marked “ Vacuum
Source”.
6.
The bacteria filter may now be placed in-line by cutting the 13” length of tubing in half and inserting the barbed fittings into hose ends, making sure that the side marked “FLUID SIDE” is toward the container.
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7. Connect the remaining end of the length of tubing to the short vacuum inlet on top of housing.
CAUTION: Collection containers must be used in a vertical position +/-10˚ so that the float / or hydrophobic filter shuts off properly.
2.3 Activate Battery Connection
The aspirator is shipped with the battery disconnected to prevent the battery from becoming discharged during storage. To connect the battery, the fuse that is attached to the outside of the aspirator must be installed. Place the fuse into the fuse holder located on the back of the unit above the AC power connection. Use a flat blade screwdriver and rotate the fuse holder clockwise approximately 1/8 turn to lock in place. Connect the unit to
one of the approved power sources and allow to fully charge.
WARNING: Do not touch exposed docking station terminals and the patient simultaneously.
3.0 OPERATING PROCEDURE
WARNING: Do not use in the presence of flammable anesthetics.
3.1
Activate unit from one of the three power sources listed:
115 or 230 Volt AC line current
Internal rechargeable battery
External 12 Volt DC automotive supply
3.2
Press power switch “I” to turn unit on and “O” to turn it off.
3.3
To check the degree of vacuum for all models equipped with a gauge and regulator (L190-GR,L190-
GRCE,G180 & G180CE), do the following:
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3.7 a.
Pinch off the patient tube. The amount of vacuum, in millimeters of mercury (mm Hg), will register on the vacuum gauge. b.
Increase the vacuum by turning the regulating knob clockwise. To decrease the vacuum, turn the knob counter-clockwise. c.
Release the pinched tubing.
3.4
For the L190 unit, press the “Hi vacuum” switch to select the high vacuum level. Press the “Lo vacuum “ switch to select the low vacuum level.
3.5
The battery will recharge, from a condition of low charge, within 8 hours maximum, using either the external
12 Volt DC or 115 or 230 Volt AC power supplies when the unit is idle. When battery is fully charged, charging is automatically stopped and battery is maintained at full charge if charger is connected.
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3.6
When the unit is on, is being charged, or testing battery status (pushing “off” button), the LED’s indicate the state of the battery as follows:
Five green LED’s indicate a fully charged battery condition.
Four/three green LED’s indicate a normal battery condition, but not fully charged.
Two red LED’s indicate a drained battery condition with limited run time.
One red LED indicates a drained battery condition, unit will shut down soon.
Five red LED’s, during charging only , indicate the battery needs to be replaced.
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The battery should be recharged every two weeks even if it hasn’t been used. To store the aspirator for periods of time longer than one month, the battery connection fuse (sec. 2.3) should be removed.
For optimum battery performance the unit may be left plugged in at all times. The unit will turn the charging circuit “On & Off” to keep the battery at a full charge level.
The collection container must be empted or replaced when it get full or when the shut off activates .
4.0
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
WARNING: Electric shock hazard. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
Do not use pump if contaminated with liquids or solids.
4.1 PUMP LUBRICATION:
The pump and motor are permanently lubricated and require no oiling or greasing.
CAUTION: Do not at any time lubricate any of the parts with oil, grease or petroleum products.
4.2 BACTERIA FILTER
The Bacteria Filter should be replaced after one month of patient use or when a reduction of air flow is noticed.
With the vacuum regulator fully closed and the tubing disconnected from the “Fluid Side” of the filter (filter open to atmosphere), a vacuum reading in excess of 50 mm Hg on the gauge indicates the filter should be replaced. It must be replaced in the event fluids have been in contact with the filter, such as in a collection bottle overflow.
NOTE: Extended use of alcohol or solvents may reduce the hydrophobic properties of the microporous membrane.
WARNING: Treat the bacteria filter, tubing & drainage fluids as biohazard materials
4.3 TUBING:
The tubing must be changed after each patient.
4.4 BACTERIA FILTER, TUBING & COLLECTION BOTTLE DISPOSAL:
Dispose of in accordance with state and local codes for biohazard materials.
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4.5
TO REMOVE CASE TOP FROM CASE BOTTOM:
1.
Always disconnect any power source.
2.
Remove the screws from the sides and back of the unit.
3.
Remove the Case Back from the Case Front and lay along side the Case Bottom.
4.
Disconnect the ground wire from the bulkhead assembly.
5.
Disconnect the tubing connecting the bulkhead fitting assembly to the vacuum pump.
6.
Remove the Case Front and lay along side the Case Bottom.
7.
Disconnect the Wiring Harness from the PC Board
8.
Disconnect the wires from the IEC Connector
9.
If the unit contains a Docking Station Charger disconnect the wire from the Docking Station to the Power
Supply.
10.
Reassemble in reverse order.
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4.6
BATTERY REPLACEMENT:
1.
The G180 and G180CE use a sealed lead acid battery rated at 12 VDC, 5 AMP Hour, Part Number
Su1060. The L190, L190CE, L190-GR and L190-GRCE use a sealed lead acid battery rated at 12 VDC,
3.4 AMP Hour, Part Number L200027.
2.
Remove the Case Back and Case Front from the Bottom.
3.
Remove the brown wire connection from the battery (+). Remove the green wire connection from the battery (-).
4.
Remove the three screws that attach the battery hold down bracket to the Case Bottom.
5.
Remove the battery hold down bracket.
6.
Lift up and remove the battery carefully.
7.
Install new battery, secure with battery hold down bracket and associated screws and complete the wire connections, brown wire to battery (+) and green wire to the battery (-).
8.
Check battery for proper operation.
9.
Discard old battery per local ordinances.
4.7 FUSE REPLACEMENT:
1.
Two 4 amp fuses located inside the power entry fuse drawer on the rear of the unit.
2.
Pull fuses out of drawer and replace only with a fuse of equal size and rating (4 amp, 250V).
3.
Replace the fuse drawer into the power entry.
4.
There is a 10 amp, 250V slow blow fuse located in the fuse holder above the power entry. To replace, use a flat blade screwdriver to rotate the fuse holder cap 1/8 turn counter-clockwise and replace the fuse with one of equal size and rating.
WARNING: To help prevent fire/shock hazard, replace only with a fuse of equal size and rating.
4.8
PUMP REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the Case Back and Case Front from the Case Bottom.
2.
Disconnect the black and red wires leading from the pump to the wire harness connections.
3.
Remove the battery bracket.
4.
Remove the three screws and one standoff that attach the Mounting Plate Assembly to the Case Bottom.
5.
Lift up and remove the Mounting Plate Assembly from the Case Bottom.
6.
Remove the tubing and barbed fitting from the vacuum pump inlet and outlet ports.
7.
Remove the screws and washers that attach the pump to the mounting plate. These are located underneath the mounting plate.
8.
Remove pump.
9.
Reassemble in reverse order.
4.9
PC BOARD REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the Case Back and Case Top from the Case Bottom.
2.
Disconnect the Wire Assembly from the connector on the back of the PC Board.
3.
Unscrew the screws that attach the PC Board to the Case Top.
4.
Remove the PC Board.
5.
Reassemble in reverse order.
4.10
SOLENOID REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the Case Back and Case Front from the Case Bottom.
2.
Disconnect solenoid wire from the battery (+).
3.
Disconnect the solenoid wire from the purple wire of the Wire Harness Assembly.
4.
Remove the screws that attach the Mounting Plate Assembly to the Case Bottom.
5.
Lift up and remove the Mounting Plate Assembly from the Case Bottom.
6.
Disconnect the tube that connects to the solenoid inlet port.
7.
Remove the fitting from the solenoid inlet port.
8.
Remove the screws and washers that attach the solenoid to the mounting plate.
9.
Remove the solenoid.
10.
Reassemble in reverse order.
4.11
POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the Case Back and Case Front from the Case Bottom.
2.
Remove the three screws that attach the battery hold down bracket to the Case Bottom.
3.
Remove the battery hold down bracket.
4.
Remove the Power Supply from the Case Bottom.
5.
Disconnect the Wire Assemblies from the Power Supply.
6.
Reassemble in reverse order.
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4.12 VACUUM GAUGE REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the Case Front from the Case Bottom.
2.
Disconnect the tubing connecting the regulator elbow fitting to the bulkhead fitting assembly.
3.
Remove the regulator knob by loosening the two set screws. Note: Do not remove screws from the knob.
4.
Remove the regulator hex cap by unscrewing from the regulator body.
5.
Remove the regulator and gauge assembly from the Front Case.
6.
Remove the gauge.
7.
Assemble new gauge with its face oriented parallel to the Front Case control panel surface.
8.
Reassemble in reverse order.
4.13 VACUUM REGULATOR REPLACEMENT:
1.
Remove the regulator and gauge assembly.
2.
Remove the gauge and elbow fitting.
3.
Replace Regulator Body and Needle Valve with parts from replacement kit..
4.
Reassemble in reverse order.
4.14 ENCLOSURE CLEANING:
1.
Should the enclosure require cleaning, first remove the power cord from the IEC Connector.
2.
The Enclosure may be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth.
3.
The cloth may contain a mild solution of soap and water.
4.
Remove traces of soap with a damp cloth that has been soaked in water.
5.
After cleaning, wipe the unit dry
4.14a COLLECTION CONTAINER CLEANING:
1. Lift the container from the holder. Remove the accessory port cap (1500 ml DCU) or unscrew the
jar lid (1200ml bottle) and dispose of the drainage fluids and materials in the container (per local
regulations).
4.15 STERILIZATION OF CAP AND 1200 ml (cc) GLASS JAR:
1.
Remove the cap assembly from the bottle.
2.
Dispose of drainage fluids and materials in the bottle (Per local regulations).
3.
Soak the bottle and cap assembly in a warm detergent solution. Wash all the parts with a nylon bristle brush, rinse thoroughly with water and aerate.
4.
Autoclave at 250
F (121
C) for 15 minutes following the autoclave manufacturer’s recommended procedure.
CAUTION: Do not flash autoclave the glass collection bottle. If desired, sterilize with ethylene oxide gas. Following manufacturer’s directions for recommended procedure.
4.16 STERILIZATION OF CAP AND 1200 ml (cc) POLYCARBONATE JAR:
1.
Remove the cap assembly from the bottle.
2.
Dispose of drainage fluids and materials in the bottle (Per local regulations).
3.
Soak the bottle and cap assembly in a warm detergent solution (any mild non-alkaline). Wash all the parts, rinse thoroughly with water and aerate.
4.
Autoclave at 250
F (121
C) for 15 minutes following the autoclave manufacturer’s recommended procedure. Do not exceed 270
F (132
C).
Warning: Do not use abrasives such as scouring powders, steel wool, alkaline detergents or cleaning agents not compatible with polycarbonate material.
NOTE: If further technical assistance is needed, please contact our service center at the address listed below:
Allied Healthcare Products, Inc. Service Center
1720 Sublette Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63110-1968 U.S.A.
Telephone:
Fax:
(800) 411-5136
(314) 771-6341
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5.0 WARRANTY INFORMATION
LIMITED WARRANTY: Allied warrants for a period of one year for the L190 & L190-GR units and one year for the battery, three years for the G180 unit and one year for the battery, from date of shipment that the products manufactured by Allied are free from defects in material and workmanship. Allied makes no warranty with respect to products manufactured by others and furnished hereunder, provided, however, Allied shall extend to Buyer any warranties which it received from such vendors. Items for repair under warranty will be covered for parts by Allied, when returned prepaid to Allied’s Repair Department. Labor and travel will be charged to the Buyer for repairs made outside Allied’s
Repair Department.
In the event of breach of any warranty hereunder, Allied’s sole and exclusive liability shall be its option either to repair or replace F.O.B. destination any defective products, or to accept return of such product and refund the purchase price; in either case provided that written notice of such defect is given to Allied within warranty period of product purchased, that the product is found by Allied to have been defective at the time of such shipment, that the product has been installed and/or operated in accordance with Allied’s instructions, that no repairs, alterations or replacements have been made by others without Allied’s written approval, and that Buyer notifies Allied in writing within forty-five (45) days after the defect becomes apparent and promptly furnishes full particulars in connection therewith, and provided further that in no event shall the aggregate liability of Allied in connection with breach of any warranty or warranties exceed the purchase price paid for the product purchased hereunder. Allied may, at its option, require the return of any product, transportation and duties prepaid, to establish any claim of defect made by Buyer. Allied will not accept and shall have no responsibility for products returned without its prior written consent and Allied will not assume any expense or liability for repairs to products. In the event Allied elects to replace a defective product, costs of installation, labor, service and all other costs to replace the product shall be the responsibility of Buyer. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
STATED HEREIN, ALLIED MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND DOES NOT
WARRANT THAT THE PRODUCTS ARE MERCHANTABLE OR FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
Allied shall not, except as set forth above, be otherwise liable to Buyer or to any person who shall purchase from Buyer, or use, any product supplied hereunder for damages of any kind, including, but not limited to direct, indirect, special or consequential damages or loss of production or loss of profits resulting from any cause whatsoever, including, but not limited to, any delay, act, error or omission of Allied.
Every claim from any cause shall be deemed waived by Buyer unless made, in writing, within twelve (12) months of the receipt by Buyer of the goods to which such claim relates. No legal proceedings will be brought for any breach of this contract more than one year after the occurrence of the cause of action.
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PNEUMATIC SCHEMATIC #1: DC, EMERGENCY PORTABLE SUCTION UNIT
SOLENOID
2 POS, NC
INLET
PORT ATMOSPHERE
BLEED
TEE
EXHAUST
PORT
VACUUM
PUMP
MUFFLER
PNEUMATIC SCHEMATIC #2: DC, REGULATED
ATMOSPHERE
BLEED
INLET
PORT
VACUUM
GAUGE
REGULATOR/
FILTER
TEE
CAP
VACUUM
PUMP
MUFFLER
EXHAUST
PORT
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ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC #1: DC, EMERGENCY PORTABLE SUCTION UNIT
POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR J2
SOLENOID
MOBILE CHARGING JACK
IEC CONNECTOR
POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR J3
6.0 TROUBLESHOOTING :
PROBLEM
Pump will not run when switch is pushed “ON”
CAUSE
Bad fuse
Overheated pump due to extended operation with obstructed output
Defective Pump
Loose bottle cap or tubing connection
SOLUTION
Replace fuse (see Sect. 4.7)
Let cool and remove obstruction
Low Suction
Pump runs, but no suction
5 Red LEDs when
charging
Vacuum line cracked, leaking
Bacteria filter is clogged
Vacuum regulator is leaking (for
Gauge/Regulator versions)
Disconnected vacuum lines
Bacteria filter is clogged
Pump defective
Collection unit is full
Battery is bad
Replace pump (see Sect. 4.8)
Check all connections
Tighten cap (AC)
Replace the vacuum line
Replace filter
Clean or replace needle
Check all tubing
Replace filter
Replace pump (see Sect. 4.8)
Empty or replace collection unit
Turn unit on and off and let charge for
8 hours. If light continues to flash replace battery (see Sect. 4.6)
WARNING: Electromagnetic interference can be reduced by keeping sensitive equipment at least one
Yard (one meter) away from the aspirator and / or plugging it into a different electrical circuit.
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7.0 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
CAT. NO
L200001
L200002
Description
Regulator Assembly
Control Panel Overlay, DC, Emergency, Hi/Lo
L200003
L200004
Control Panel Overlay, DC, Emergency Gauge and Regulator
Control Panel Overlay, DC, Gomco Gauge and Regulator
L200005 Bulkhead Fitting (Pre 12/15/10)
100043HX-RPL Bulkhead Fitting (Post 12/15/10)
L200006 Tubing, 1/4" ID X 1/2" OD, Non-Conductive
L200007
L200008
L200009
L200011
L200012
L200014
L200015
L200017
L200018
L200019
L200021
L200022
L200023
L200024
L200025
L200027
L200029
L200030
L200032
L200033
SU1060
Control Board – DC, Regulated
Control Board – DC, Hi-Lo Vacuum
Wire Harness Assembly, DC
Tubing, 3/8" ID X 1/2" OD, Non-Conductive
Solenoid Valve, 2 POS, NC
IEC Connector
Feet, Rubber
Vacuum Gauge, 2" Dia. Face
Power Supply 115 Volts
Pump, DC
Knob, Soft Touch, Regulator
Fuse Kit – DC
AC Power Cord, Emergency
Screw Kit
AC Power Cord, Gomco With Hospital Grade Plug
Battery, 12VDC, 3.4 Amp-hr
Bracket, 1500 ml (cc) DCU
Bracket, 800 ml (cc) DCU
Fuse & Cap Kit
Power Supply 230 Volts
Battery, 12VDC, 5.0 Amp-hr
8.0 ACCESSORY PARTS LIST
CAT. NO
01-90-3928 Bacteria Filter, ¼ X ¼ Barb, 3/Pkg.
Description
01-90-3928-KIT Bacteria Filter, Case of 30 (3/Pkg.; 10 Pkgs/Case)
20-08-0003
22-10-4002
1500 ml (cc) Disposable Collection Canister (case of 48) with hydrophobic filter shut off
Collection Containers used with pump must be certified for
ISO 10079-1.
1200 ml (cc) Collection Container (Polycarbonate)
With Cap & Float Assy.
1500 ml (cc) Disposable Collection Canister (Case of 16) with hydrophobic filter shut off 20-08-0016
L190-BAG
L200-010
L200031
Bag, Case with Shoulder Strap
Docking Station Kit.
Tubing Kit (8” & 72”)
S1160BA-RPL 800 ml (cc) Disposable Collection Canister (Case of 5) with flat shut off
CAUTION: Disposable Collection Canisters and Tubing should be replaced every 5
Years even if they have not been used, because the plastic can degrade over time
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1720 Sublette Avenue
St. Louis, Mo. 63110 U.S.A.
Telephone: (314) 771-2400
Toll Free: (800) 444-3954
INSTRUMENTS OF CARE
AUTHORIZED EU REPRESENTATIVE
MEDIZINTECHNIK & CONSULTING
EFFENGRUBE 14
23552 LUBECK, GERMANY
TEL: +49-451-8090-4200 FAX: +49-451-8090-4231
FORM NO. S168-507-001 Rev. P
September, 2011
Allied Healthcare Products Inc .
(DC)
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