LP6 Plus Volume Ventilator -And- LP10 Volume Ventilator With ...

Installation
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LP6 Plus and LP10 User’s Manual
During transport in cars and vans, securely position the ventilator and
strap it down to avoid inadvertent jarring or damage.
You may connect the ventilator to the car’s battery power with an accessory
power cable equipped with a cigarette lighter plug. Connect the ventilator
to the cigarette lighter cable/plug only after the car’s motor is
running.
Warning Do not block the alarm port.
Emergency Vehicle In an emergency vehicle, employ a deck or mounting bracket to secure the
ventilator. Maintain at least four inches between the rear panel Inlet Filter
and the vehicle’s wall. Position the ventilator to easily view all indicators
with ready access to all operating controls.
Warning AC power sources in ambulances and aircraft are frequently
unregulated. As a result, the ventilator may be exposed to high
voltage levels that can damage it. Operation of the ventilator on
improper power sources voids the warranty and could seriously
damage the unit.
Before plugging the ventilator into an unknown power source, check the
voltage. If the power source exceeds the proper range at any time, or if the
voltage cannot be verified, use a 12 VDC battery, rather than risk damage
to the ventilator.
Warnings Do not use a power converter as a power source for the ventilator.
Stabilize and verify proper ventilator performance before connecting
the patient to the ventilator.
June 1999