O.c 0146 840 datasheet
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1. PURITAN BENNETT 840 Ventilator System The Puritan Bennett 840 Ventilator is an evolution in critical care ventilation and the flagship product in our line of critical care ventilators Compact and lightweight it delivers sensitive precise breaths to critically ill neonatal through adult patients With its high performance pneumatics dual microprocessor electronics and DualView touchscreens the 840 Ventilator can be upgraded to meet your clinical needs PURITAN BENNETT 840 Ventilator gt gt So INTELLIGENT USER INTERFACE e DualView liquid crystal display LCD touch screens display moni tored data separately from ventilator settings for easy patient assessment e The SandBox screen area lets you set up and review all proposed ventilator and alarm limit settings before you apply them to your patient You can change any proposed setting or press the CLEAR key to cancel No settings are applied to the patient until you press the ACCEPT key e The SmartAlert Alarm System prioritizes alarm annunciation Primary alarms are distinguished from secondary or dependent alarms helping you to efficiently resolve root causes of alarms e The setting for Ideal Body Weight IBW establishes boundaries that help prevent application of inappropriate ventilator settings e Entering IBW automatically creates default settings and alarm limits which may either be quickly accepted for rapid setup2. Total respiratory rate fzor Rapid shallow breathing index Mean inspiratory flow Ti Trot Integral waveforms function includes choice of ratio e Pressure time curve flow time curve volume time curve or pressure volume loop one or two waveform curves or one pressure volume loop can be displayed at the same time Pressure volume loop automatically calculates inspiratory area All waveforms can be frozen e Adjustable baseline and vertical horizontal axis scales e Waveforms are automatically displayed and frozen when you press INSP PAUSE or EXP PAUSE In INSP PAUSE the calculated values for compliance and when possible resistance are displayed after the inspiratory pause In EXP PAUSE the measured values for intrinsic and total PEEP are displayed during and after the expiratory pause Specifications subject to change without notice VENTILATOR STATUS INDICATORS High urgency alarm Blinking if active steadily lit if autoreset Medium urgency alarm Blinking if active turns off if autoreset Low urgency alarm Steadily lit if active turns off if autoreset Normal operation Normal breath delivery unit operation Ventilator inoperative Normal graphic user interface operation Loss of graphic user interface Safety valve open Backup Power Source BPS ready Ventilator operating on BPS BPS charged BPS charging Compressor ready Compressor supplying air to the ventilator OTHER KEYS AND INDICATORS Screen lock ke
3. or pressure control PC Apnea flow pattern Square or descending ramp Apnea peak flow V 3 to 150 L min for IBW gt 24 kg 3 to 60 L min for IBW lt 24 kg Apnea inspiratory pressure P 5 to 90 cmH O Max Apnea inspiratory time T 0 2 to 8 0 seconds Apnea interval T 10 to 60 seconds Apnea respiratory rate f 2 0 to 40 min Apnea 0 21 to 100 Apnea I E ratio lt 1 00 1 Apnea expiratory time T 2 0 2 second Disconnect sensitivity D us 20 to 95 Humidification type Heat moisture exchanger HME nonheated expiratory tube or heated expiratory tube Patient circuit type Pediatric or adult ALARM LIMITS High circuit pressure T Porc 7 to 100 cmH O High exhaled minute volume TV tor 0 1 to 99 9 L or OFF High exhaled tidal volume TV 50 to 3 000 mL or OFF High respiratory rate Tf 10 to 110 min or OFF Low exhaled mandatory tidal volume LV manp 5 to 2 500 mL or OFF Low exhaled minute volume LV o 0 01 to 60 0 L Low exhaled spontaneous tidal volume LV gonr 2 LO 2 000 mLor OFF MONITORED DATA Breath type Indicates the type control assist or soontaneous and phase inspiration or exhalation of the breath being delivered Delivered O End expiratory pressure P tnp End inspiratory pressure P enp Exhaled minute volume V 7 Exhaled tidal volume V lE ratio Maximum circuit pressure Poe yay Mean circuit pressure Pore Spontaneous minute volume V spont
4. Operating pressure range 35 to 100 psi 241 to 690 kPa Alarm volume Approximately 45 db A to 85 db A COMPLIANCE AND APPROVALS The 840 Ventilator System was developed in accordance with pertinent FDA guidances and North American and international standards The ventilator s IEC 601 1 classification is Protection Class Type B internally powered drip proof equipment continuous operation The ventilator meets all requirements for Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC under the IEC 601 1 2 standard including CISPR II Group I Class B Authorized to bear the Canadian Standards Association CSA certifica tion mark with NRTL C indicator signifying the product has been evalu ated to the applicable Underwriters Laboratories Inc UL and CSA Standards for use in the U S and Canada Certified by CSA to the following North American standards 120 V units CSA C22 2 No 601 1 Supplement 1 CSA C22 2 No 601 2 12 UL No 2601 1 Certified by CSA to the following international standards and requirements under the CB Scheme IEC 601 1 Amendments 1 and 2 IEC 601 2 12 POWER Input power Ventilator operation without compressor and with Fisher amp Paykel MR730 Humidifier 120 V ac 60 Hz 4 5 A Ventilator operation with compressor and with Fisher amp Paykel MR730 Humidifier 120 V ac 60 Hz 10 1 A Mains overcurrent release Ventilator 5 A Auxiliary mains 10 A NOTE Above values obtained using the following v
5. 47 00 4 018506 00 4 000612 00 4 070520 00 4 001474 00 4 006541 00 4 071420 00 4 075609 00 4 070147 00 4 070089 00 4 075315 00 G 061235 00 G 061208 00 G 061237 00 G 061223 00 4 074601 00 4 070315 00 4 048491 00 4 048493 00 4 048492 00 4 074613 00 4 070311 00 4 075313 00 4 076102 00 4 072214 00 4 070523 SP 4 079046 00 4 074374 00 Oxygen sensor to be replaced every 2 years or as necessary by a qualified service tech nician Preventive maintenance kits must be installed by a qualified service technician 2001 Nellcor Puritan Bennett Inc All rights reserved O c 0146 0901 tyco Healthcare Puritan Bennett 4280 Hacienda Drive Pleasanton CA 94588 Tel 925 463 4000 Toll Free 1 800 635 5267 Tyco Healthcare UK LTD 154 Fareham Road Gosport UK PO13 OAS Tel 44 1329 224000 VE05300
6. entilator settings at 72 F 22 C ambient temperature mode A C mandatory type PC IBW 85 kg f 20 min Poypp 30 cmH O T 1 second flow acceleration 10 D370 2076 Poaceae OO CHS OP owe 2 CEO Leakage current Earth leakage current 120 V ac operation 300 UA max Enclosure patient leakage current 120 V ac operation 100 UA max Patient auxiliary leakage current Not applicable no applied parts Humidifier leakage current 220 to 240 V ac operation 100 UA max 802 Backup Power Source BPS 24 V dc 6 5 Ah Operating time for a new fully charged battery At least 30 minutes actual duration depends on ventilator settings battery age and level of battery charge Recharge time Automatically recharges within 8 hours maximum while ventilator is connected to ac power Shelf life 24 months from date of manufacture Storage conditions Store at 4 F to 122 F 20 C to 50 C 25 to 85 humidity avoid direct sunlight Recharge requirements Recharge every 6 months when storage temperature is 5 F to 84 F 15 C to 29 C every 3 months when Storage temperature is 86 F to 104 F 30 C to 40 C every 2 months when storage temperature is 105 F to 122 F 41 C to 50 C NOTE BPS battery life specifications are approximate To ensure maximum battery life maintain full charge and minimize the number of complete discharges ena iai 840 VENTILATOR AND SOFTWARE OPTIONS To order call your local Puritan Benn
7. ett sales representative STANDARD ACCESSORIES Flex arm Inspiratory bacteria filter Reusable Re Flex each Expiratory bacteria filter and collector vial Reusable filter Re X800 each Reusable collector vial Re X800 each Test hose Test lung 802 Backup power source BPS SELECTION REQUIRED Oxygen hose assembly DISS U S Air hose assembly DISS United States Power cord North America Operator s and technical reference manual English Spanish OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Service manual English Wall air water trap kit Patient breathing circuit Reusable adult with heated wire for Fisher amp Paykel Reusable adult without heated wire Reusable pediatric with heated wire for Fisher amp Paykel Reusable pediatric without heated wire Inspiratory bacteria filter Disposable D Flex carton of 12 Expiratory bacteria filter and collector vial Disposable filter D X800 carton of 12 Drain bag disposable package of 25 Drain bag tubing disposable package of 10 Clamp reusable package of 5 Drain cap Seal expiratory filter Mounting kit humidifier Fisher amp Paykel 480 730 Cart ventilator Oxygen sensor Battery replacement kit 10 000 hour preventive maintenance kit BDU GUI 10 000 hour preventive maintenance kit compressor For specific part numbers call your local Puritan Bennett Sales representative or 1 800 635 5267 Filter compressor inlet 4 032006 00 4 074600 00 4 070305 00 4 0746
8. or adjusted as needed e The 840 ventilator offers an undo function that allows you to return to previous settings quickly and easily VENTILATOR SETTINGS Ideal Body Weight IBW 7 7 to 330 7 Ib 3 5 to 149 kg 1 1 to 330 7 b 0 5 to 149 kg with NeoMode option Modes Assist Control A C synchronous intermittent mandatory ventilation SIMV or spontaneous SPONT Optional BiLevel Spontaneous breath types Pressure supported PS none or tube compensation option cpp O to 70 omH O Flow acceleration 1 to 100 sens 1 to 45 Mandatory breath types Volume control VC or pressure control PC Tidal volume V 25 to 2 500 mL Respiratory rate f 1 0 to 100 min Peak inspiratory flow Cae 3 to 150 L min for IBW gt 24 kg 3 to 60 L min for IBW lt 24 kg Flow pattern Square or descending ramp Plateau time T 0 0 to 2 0 seconds Inspiratory pressure P 5 to 90 cmH O Pressure support P Expiratory sensitivity E Constant during rate change Inspiratory time T I E ratio or expiratory time T Inspiratory time T 0 2 to 8 0 seconds lE ratio lt 1 299 4 00 1 Expiratory time T T 2 0 2 second Trig OF flow Vrpi lt Flow by flow triggering sens 0 1 to 20 cmH O below PEEP 0 5 to 20 L min Trigger type Pressure P Pressure sensitivity P Flow sensitivity Voces 0 21 to 100 PEEP O to 45 cmH O Apnea ventilation Apnea mandatory type volume control VC
9. pheric pressure Operating 10 2 to 15 4 psi 700 to 1 060 hPa Storage 7 3 to 15 4 psi 500 to 1 060 hPa Altitude Operating 1 350 ft to 10 000 ft 443 m to 3 280 m Storage up to 20 000 ft up to 6 560 m PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Weight Breath delivery unit BDU 40 1 Ib 18 2 kg Graphic user interface GUI 12 6 Ib 5 7 kg Backup power source BPS 14 6 Ib 6 6 kg Cart 34 2 lb 15 5 kg Compressor 55 lb 25 kg Dimensions BDU 13 Hx 18 W x 10 D 330 mm H x 457 mm W x 254 mm D GUI 18 1 Hx 15 5 W x 6 7 D 460 mm H x 394 mm W x 170 mm D BPS 3 25 Hx 9 6 W x 10 D 83 mm H x 244 mm W x 254 mm D Cart 39 3 H x 22 9 W x 23 7 D 998 mm H x 582 mm W x 602 mm D Compressor 16 4 H x 18 W x 14 25 D 417 mm H x 458 mm W x 362 mm D Connectors Inspiratory limb connector ISO 22 mm conical male Expiratory limb connector on expiratory filter ISO 22 mm conical male Air and oxygen inlets DISS Oxygen sensor life Two years or 10 000 hours of use nominal actual life depends on operating environment operation at higher temperature or FIO levels will result in shorter sensor life Gas mixing system Range of flow from the mixing system Can be set to 150 L min standard temperature and pressure dry STPD for patients gt 24 kg and up to 60 L min for patients lt 24 kg Additional flow is available up to 200 L min for compliance compensation Leakage from one gas system to another Meets standard EN 794 1
10. y When lit touching the screen or offscreen controls has no effect until you press screen lock again New alarms automatically unlock the screen and controls Alarm volume key Adjusts alarm volume alarm volume cannot be turned off Alarm silence key Silences alarm sound for 2 minutes Alarm reset key Clears active alarms or autoresets high urgency alarms cancels an active alarm silence and is recorded in the alarm log key Displays basic operating information about the ventilator 100 O CAL 2 min key Delivers 100 oxygen if available for 2 minutes and calibrates the oxygen sensor MANUAL INSP key Delivers one manual breath to the patient according to the current mandatory settings EXP PAUSE key Allows you to measure auto PEEP not functional in SPONT and has no effect during the inspiratory phase of a breath INSP PAUSE key Allows you to perform static mechanics maneuvers Knob Adjusts the value of a setting A button that is highlighted means that the knob is linked to that setting CLEAR key Cancels a proposed setting ACCEPT key Applies proposed settings WARRANTY One year parts and labor ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS Pneumatic Gas Sources Air and oxygen Must be supplied at 35 100 psi 241 690 kPa Temperature Operating 50 F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C at 10 to 95 relative humidity noncondensing Storage 4 F to 122 F 20 C to 50 C at 10 to 95 relative humidity noncondensing Atmos
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