Suburban Mfg REGAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 12019-01-NGFREP - Manual (Page 46)

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Chapter 3 - Installation & Setup
Installing and setting up the Regal Intensive Care Unit is a twelve
step process:
1.
Assembling and Placing the Base - Page 34
2. Mounting the Intensive Care Unit - Page 34
3. Installing the Fuel Cell - Page 35
4. Connecting Electrical Power - Page 37
5. Checking the Heating Function - Page 38
6. Checking the Cooling Function - Page 39
7. Checking Floor Heat (Left) - Page 40
8. Checking Floor Heat (Right) - Page 40
9. Checking the Oxygen System - Page 41
10. Checking the Alarm Function - Page 42
11. Connecting the Oxygen Supply - Page 43
12. Filling the CO
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Filter - Page 44
Electrical Requirements
The Regal Intensive Care Unit requires a dedicated, minimum
15-amp, 120 VAC, 60 Hz. source of electrical power.
Oxygen Requirements
The Regal Intensive Care Unit requires a regulated source of
oxygen. SSCI recommends an intake pressure of 10 to 20 psi with
a flow rate of 15 lpm. Your experience may indicate that a greater
or lesser pressure and/or flow rate are desirable.
If the Intensive Care Unit is to be mounted on an SSCI mobile or
cabinetry base, unpack and assemble the base first. Refer to the
assembly instructions packed with the base. If an SSCI base is not
going to be used, fully prepare the area where the Intensive Care Unit
will go so that it is ready to receive the unit.
After the Regal Intensive Care Unit is fully unpacked and all parts
accounted for, place the unit on the base or in its intended location.
CAUTION: Leave a minimum of six-inches clearance
between the rear of the unit and any wall or other
surface to allow sufficient airflow to the fan and
cooling coils, and for access to the electrical and
oxygen connections.
Installation and
Setup
Overview
Assembling and
Placing the Base
Mounting the
Intensive Care Unit
Installation
Requirements