Welch Allyn EarlySense System 1.0 - Equivalent to model EverOn 1.0 - User Manual User Manual
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Mounting of bed-side unit to the wall should be performed by mechanical experts
of the institution (e.g., Biomed/ engineering), to make sure safe attachment.
EarlySense is not responsible for any harm or damage related to wrongful
placement of the bed-side unit
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Implementation of the nurse call connector option provided in The EarlySense
Bedside Monitor requires coordination between the hospital and EarlySense. Do
not implement this option without consulting with, and receiving approval from,
the hospital administration.
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The data acquired by The EarlySense System should be interpreted only by a
health care practitioner.
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In the event that the EarlySense System does not operate properly, contact
EarlySense Ltd. customer support: (617) 800-6668 (for the east coast) or (818)
370-7748 (for the west coast).
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Never open the Bedside Unit housing as this may damage the System. Refer all
servicing to an authorized technician.
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Only equipment specified in this manual and complying with requirements of
EN60601 might be connected to the system.
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Measurements may be affected by cable lengths. Shorten or extend the lengths
only according to the manual’s direction.
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Changes or modifications not expressly approved by EarlySense Ltd. could affect
the safety or effectiveness of the EarlySense System and void the System's
warranty.
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The System should be operated within a temperature range of 10-35°C (50-95 °F)
for the Bedside Unit, and 5-40°C (41-104 °F) for the Sensing Unit, and within a
relative humidity of 30-80%, non condensing.
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Do not use a damaged System. Use of damaged components might result in
malfunctioning of the System.
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Avoid placing liquids or food on any part of the System. Do not allow conductive
fluids to leak into the active circuit components of the System as this may cause a
short circuit, which could result in an electrical fire. In this event, only fire
extinguishers approved for use on electrical fires should be used. Care should be
taken for patients with poor bladder functioning or control, including small
children, when an EarlySense sensor is placed under their mattress.