Laerdal SimNewB Advanced User Manual

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SHOOTING

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OMPRESSOR

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PECIFICATIONS

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LINICAL

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IMULATION

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NTRODUCTION

2

Operation of Compact Compressor Unit

The Compact Compressor provides air for the SimNewB™
manikin’s breathing, movements and pulses, and CO

2

to be mixed

into the manikin’s expired air.

Setup procedure:
1) Check that Power switch (1) is set to OFF position.
2) Plug power supply cable into plug (4).
3) Plug power supply cable into power source.
4) Connect the Air/CO

2

tube to the Output to Manikin

connector (2).

Optional - this is not required for operation if CO

2

detection is not used:

5) Connect the CO

2

regulator to a suitable CO

2

tank.

6) Connect the blue CO

2

tube between the CO

2

regulator and

the Input CO

2

connector (3) at the back of the compressor.

Compressor start:

Press Power switch (1) to ON position.

The compressor will run continuously when turned on.

The flow of CO

2

to the manikin valve will begin.

Compressor stop:

Press Power switch (1) to OFF position.

The compressor will stop and vent automatically.
The flow of CO

2

will stop.

1

Front side:

Back side:

3

4

Cautions:

Safety may be compromised if the System or any of its components are used in a manner other than specified by Laerdal.

Do not open compressor housing. Dangerous voltage inside. Only to be opened by authorized personnel.
• Do not use in an explosive environment.

The Compact Compressor must be powered from a grounded outlet with the appropriate specified voltage and current.
Do not use an adapter or cord other than provided unless installed by a qualified electrician according to relevant electri-
cal codes.

• The Compact Compressor must be positioned to easily access and disconnect the power cord.
• To comply with CE Standards, the Compact Compressor must be positioned within 3 m/9 ft of the electrical

outlet.

• Position Compact Compressor to prevent blocking air vents.

No external ventilation is required to operate the system. If CO

2

is attached, small amounts will be released during use.

If CO

2

is attached and the Compact Compressor is operated without the Output Hose connected to both compressor

and manikin, a substantial quantity of CO

2

will be released.

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