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J PRESSURE RELIEVE VALVE OF LOW PRESSURE PART
Pressure relieve valve secures the low pressure part of combination valve and connected
medical devices against over-pressure. If the gas pressure is decreased enough after the
pressure relieve valve activation, it will closes itself.
K EXCESS FLOW DEVICE OR DIP TUBE OPTION
Excess fl ow device ensures safe ventilation of gas from gas cylinder in case the combination
valve is broken above inlet stem (e.g. cylinder fall). Dip tube does not have such function. Excess
fl ow device and dip tube are to avoid contamination from cylinder entering the combination
valve. Dip tube also serves for fi xing the sensor.
L GUARD
The guard is an integral part of the E-Ministar. The guard consists of two halves assembled
together to the gas cylinder. In one half of the guard is secured Manómetro Digital Display.
Note: Colour of the product (especially guard and combination control knob) does not have
to match the gas colour coding.
6. MANÓMETRO DIGITAL DISPLAY EMM O2 X.Y.ZZZ
6.1. MANÓMETRO DIGITAL DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
6.2.GENERAL WARNINGS AND IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
There are no user serviceable parts within the Manómetro Digital Display. In the case of a
fault, return to the gas package owner.
In the case of battery expiration, do not attempt to replace batteries, please return to the gas
package owner.
The equipment should not be serviced whilst in use with the patient
Contraindications: There are no contraindications to the use of the Manómetro Digital be-
cause it is only used for monitoring purposes.
6.3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE DIGITAL DISPLAY
The digital display provides the user with a clear view of the following information:
• Gas content of cylinder in litres (ltr). This is only displayed when valve is closed and there is
no gas fl ow, or when remaining time calculation is running.
• Remaining time available for treatment at the current oxygen fl ow rate. This is only displayed
when the valve is open and gas is fl owing.
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