Information On Charging The Battery; Pressure Settings - Lohmann & Rauscher Suprasorb Cnp P3 Gebrauchsanweisung

2.7 Information on charging the battery

On delivery and prior to first use of the Suprasorb
charge the battery.
The Suprasorb CNP P3 therapy unit is equipped with a lithium ion battery, which, unlike
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standard rechargeable batteries, only exhibits a very low, temperature-dependent self-discharge
of 3-10% per month.
The Suprasorb CNP P3 therapy unit should be stored and charged taking the ambient
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conditions specified in the technical data into account, ideally at room temperature.
The Suprasorb CNP P3 therapy unit including battery must never be stored uncharged!
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Lithium ion batteries do not have a memory effect. They can and thus should be recharged at
any time following a successful initial charge (see above). However, avoid charging the battery
frequently for short periods of time.
Even though the battery of the Suprasorb
against deep discharging, the charging information shown above should still be taken into
account. The battery is also protected against overheating during charging. Should the battery
temperature be exceeded during charging due to ambient conditions other than intended,
charging must be temporarily interrupted to allow cooling. This is a safety precaution to protect
the battery.
The Suprasorb
supply!
PLEASE NOTE

2.8 Pressure settings

The pressure settings range between -20 and -200 mmHg (in 5 mmHg intervals).
Our recommendations:
(a) Negative pressure setting in Continuous mode:
-60 to -80 mmHg
(b) Negative pressure settings in Intermittent mode:
Max: -60 to -80 mmHg at a 2-5 minute interval
Min: -40 to -60 mmHg at a 2-5 minute interval
The negative pressure settings can be customised by the qualified healthcare professional as
soon as the Suprasorb
-80 mmHg.
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CNP P3 therapy unit can be used when charging via the power
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CNP P3 therapy unit is switched on. The factory default pressure is
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CNP P3 therapy unit, it is necessary to fully
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CNP P3 therapy unit includes safety precautions