High-Power Saliva Ejector Vórtice (Optional); Vacuum Pump Adaptor (Optional); Curing Light (Optional); Precautions On The Curing Light Use - Olsen DENTAL LINE Manual Del Usuario

3.5 - High-Power Saliva Ejector Vórtice (Optional)
The high-power saliva ejector Vórtice (1) is a device that uses the Venturi system,
but its volume capacity is superior to the standard saliva ejector, reaching up to 385
mm/Hg and 34 L/min. It operates with a 6,3, 9,5 or 11 mm cannula through a
removable adapter (2).
The High-Power Saliva Ejector Vórtice may be used for suctioning blood, in minor
surgeries and prophylaxis procedures.

3.6 - Vacuum Pump Adaptor (Optional)

This item enables the use of the vacuum pump as a suction device, placing its
handpiece at the water unit or assistant module. The handpiece holder is provided with a
device for automatic ignition and shutdown of the pump. Furthermore, the handpiece has
suction flow control and adapters (1) for use with 6,3, 9.5 or 11 mm cannulas.

3.7 - Curing Light (Optional)

Device for polymerization of materials for restoration and tooth
bleaching, curing light produces light radiation to solidify light-
sensitive resins, with a short duration shot.
Technical Features:
− Dimensions: 26 x 25 x 260 mm;
− Wave length: 420 - 480 nm;
− Net weight: 135g;
This instrument has a 20 seconds timer for continuous use and protection mode to prevent overheating. If
the curing lights triggered for several consecutive times without interval, the protection mode will be activated,
locking the device for 20 seconds after each drive. To disable the protection mode, allow the device to stand for
4 minutes. The protection mode can be activated automatically from 9 successive starts.
The curing light presents sounds (beeps) to indicate the following situations:
1 - Activation of Selection button;
2 - Activation of the On/Off button;
3 - After operation for 10 seconds;
4 - After operation for 20 seconds.

3.7.1 - Precautions on the Curing Light Use

− Prohibited the use in patients who present biological reactions;
− Do not aim the light of the curing light directly in the eyes. The curing light produces optical radiation emitted
by LED;
− Do not touch the tip directly on the curing material. This will prevent material adhering to the tip, impairing
the device performance;
− Do not use the curing light without the light hood (1);
− The curing light tip should only be used on the teeth. Avoid touching the patient's gums, lips or skin;
− Use the curing light only on the teeth;
− After 40 seconds of continuous use, the tip end can reach 56º C;
− Consecutive activations of the curing light with an optical fiber tip may cause the tip end to heat, reaching
a maximum temperature of 68º C.
− Operation: continuous, ramp and pulse;
− Light intensity: 1000 - 1200 mW/cm² (optical
fiber tip).
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