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Expected Charge TimeBattery charge time depends upon the level of discharge. Generally, onebattery should be fully recharged within three hours 3 . Two batteries shouldbe fully recharged within five hours 3 . Charging two SprintPack Batteriessimultaneously will result in a quicker charge time.The charging time for the SprintPack Batteries varies depending on thepower capability of the approved power source used.NOTECharging time - The specified charging time for the SprintPack Batteries isone full charge cycle from 0% to 95% capacity.Batteries above 80% charge level - The Power Manager does not chargea battery that is at or above 80% charge level if the battery had not beenremoved from the Power Manager since the last use. This featuremaximizes battery cycle life.Expected Number of Lifetime CyclesA Cycle is a full discharge of a battery followed by a full recharge. The cyclelife (number of cycles) of each battery is determined by the depth ofdischarge each battery continually encounters along with storage oroperating environment. A full cycle for each battery is from 95% to 0%capacity (discharge) then recharged from 0% to 95% capacity (recharge).Each SprintPack Battery has a lifetime of 400 cycles. After a battery hasundergone 400 cycles, replace it with Pulmonetic Systems SprintPackBattery, P/N 19444-001.3Utilize the LTV ® AC power adapter for best charge time results.18415-001, Rev. B Operator’s Manual - SprintPack 4-5
Expected Battery DurationSeveral factors affect the cycle life of each battery, including temperature,length of storage, ventilator settings, and the amount of discharge duringeach cycle. Each SprintPack Battery has a normal operating time of two andone half (2.5) hours (five (5) hours using two batteries) from a 100% chargeto a full discharge based on nominal ventilator settings (see LTV ® VentilatorOperator’s Manual for Nominal Settings information).When not in use remove the SprintPack Batteries from the PowerManager. This will prevent unintended discharge.Battery DisposalThe SprintPack Batteries are Lithium Ion type batteries. Some jurisdictionsconsider these batteries hazardous materials subject to special disposalregulations. Contact the proper agency for information on permissiblemethods of disposing of used batteries.4-6 Operator’s Manual - SprintPack 18415-001, Rev. B
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