Description Of Equipment; Principles And Fundamentals Applied To The Product Operation; Indication Of Equipment - Dabi Atlante Compressor 40L Manual Del Propietário

IDENTIFICATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

Description of Equipment

The compressors have a modern and compact design. Super quiet, it maintains a pleasant
work environment and ensures the calmness of the patient during the procedure execution.
Designed to provide compressed air for clinical and laboratory use, it features stable
performance, high flow capacity, low energy consumption and is free from oil or smoke
emission, vapors or unpleasant odors.
Equipped with a pressure gauge (manometer) to measure the tank pressure, manometer
for outlet pressure, outlet pressure regulator with air filter and water drain, register to
control the outflow rate and register to drain the accumulated water in the tank, features
which facilitate the equipment´s operation and maintenance.
Safety System with valve that starts running for pressure release if there is any failure
from the pressure switch and overload shield in order to protect the equipment from
overheating.
Models with tanks of 40 and 65 liters both with internal antioxidant painting, ensuring
greater durability of the compressor.

Principles and fundamentals applied to the product operation

All components of the equipment are mounted over the air tank. One or more electric
engines trigger the pistons´ system with rings made of non-metallic material resistant to
abrasion and high temperatures that are able to operate without lubrication for a long period
of time. The air is compressed within the tank and a manometer displays its pressure. A
check valve, drain register, safety valve and solenoid valve are also installed.

Indication of equipment

This equipment is exclusively for exams, and must be used and handled by a trained
person (duly accredited professional, as per the country's local legislation), in compliance
with the instruction of this manual.
It is mandatory to use the equipment in perfect conditions only and to protect the operator
him or herself, the patient, and any other person against any eventual risks.
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