Battery Run Time - Vyaire SprintPack Manual Del Usuario

NOTE
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The time between the LTV Ventilator's POWER LOW Alarm and the
POWER LOST Alarm is approximately 5 – 25 minutes. The ventilator
automatically reverts to its internal battery when the SprintPack Li-Ion
Power System is exhausted.
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The Battery Level LED will be off when operating from an external power
source. This is because the Battery Level LED refers to the LTV
Ventilator's internal battery.
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The Charge Status LED on the LTV Ventilator front panel refers to the
internal battery, not the external power source.
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Refer to your LTV Ventilator Operator's Manual for additional information
including other Charge Status and External Power LED indications and
alarms.
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The operator should keep a log of battery cycle life and recharge times in
order to maintain an awareness of battery strength.
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Batteries above 80% charge level - The Power Manager does not
charge a battery that is at or above 80% charge level if the battery had
not been removed from the Power Manager since the last use. Remove
and reinsert battery in the Power Manager to enable charging of a battery
above 80% charge level.
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When not in use, remove the batteries from the SprintPack Power
Manager. This will allow the batteries to hold their charge for the next
time they are put to use.

Battery Run Time

One fully charged SprintPack Battery provides approximately two and one
half (2.5) hours of run-time. Two fully charged SprintPack Batteries provide
approximately five (5) hours of run time under nominal ventilator settings
(see LTV Ventilator Operator's Manual for Nominal Settings information).
The Power Manager remains an LTV external power source if the batteries
are not inserted, or they are removed from the Power Manager while an
approved input power source is connected.
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When disconnecting a power source from
the SprintPack Power Manager or LTV
Ventilator, always depress the locking tab
on the power pigtail connectors.
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