Portable Concentators (Poc S)

Portable Concentators (Poc S)

PORTABLE CONCENTATORS (POC’S)

BATTERY LIFE INDICATORS:

Each unit has its battery life represented in equal %’s up to 100%. For example if there are 4 lights, each light indicates 25% of its life. Each unit will alarm when the battery life is at its lowest denominator (%). Remember to charge the unit at that time before it powers off.

CHARGING OF POC’s:

In order to prolong life of the battery, it is best to charge it frequently rather than waiting until the battery is fully depleted.

When storing the unit for long periods of time without use, it is important to charge the unit every two weeks to assure extended battery life.

FREQUENT ALARMS:

  • Continuous Beeping normally indicates “NO BREATH” detected by the unit. Check your nasal cannula and make sure you are breathing through your nose. Unit may require that you turn it off and on to reset the unit to stop the beeping.
  • Low battery life. Check the % of life left and assure batteries are properly charged.
  • All other alarms will typically cause the unit to power off and service will be required.

MISCELLANEOUS:

Store units at room temperature when not using as extreme heat/cold may affect unit performance.

Units are sensitive to impact, please be careful to assure their safety for maximum performance.

1-800-287-0643

PORTABLE CONCENTATORS (POC’S)

BATTERY LIFE INDICATORS:

Each unit has its battery life represented in equal %’s up to 100%. For example if there are 4 lights, each light indicates 25% of its life. Each unit will alarm when the battery life is at its lowest denominator (%). Remember to charge the unit at that time before it powers off.

CHARGING OF POC’s:

In order to prolong life of the battery, it is best to charge it frequently rather than waiting until the battery is fully depleted.

When storing the unit for long periods of time without use, it is important to charge the unit every two weeks to assure extended battery life.

FREQUENT ALARMS:

  • Continuous Beeping normally indicates “NO BREATH” detected by the unit. Check your nasal cannula and make sure you are breathing through your nose. Unit may require that you turn it off and on to reset the unit to stop the beeping.
  • Low battery life. Check the % of life left and assure batteries are properly charged.
  • All other alarms will typically cause the unit to power off and service will be required.

MISCELLANEOUS:

Store units at room temperature when not using as extreme heat/cold may affect unit performance.

Units are sensitive to impact, please be careful to assure their safety for maximum performance.

1-800-287-0643