Inova Labs XYC100B-P4L - Manual (Page 21)

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DISPOSAL
Inova Labs expects end users to dispose of the device in an
environmentally friendly way and in accordance with local laws and
regulations. Electrical and electronic equipment is labeled with the
crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicating that the equipment should
be disposed of by the end user separate from other types of waste.
The device contains lithium-ion batteries, and end users should
contact Inova Labs or their local distributor for disposal, collection
and recycling options and terms and conditions for their country.
In 2002, the European Union introduced the Directive on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). The main aim of the
Directive is to ensure that WEEE is collected and treated separately.
WEEE items may contain hazardous substances that should not end
up in the human environment and can have adverse effects on it if
they do.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Please contact the local medical equipment company that provided or
sold you the device for any technical or emergency support.
If any additional information is needed, Inova Labs’ Customer
Care Team can be reached Monday-Friday, 7:00AM-7:00PM CST at
1.512.617.1744 or toll-free at 1.800.220.0977.
SERVICE LIFE
The service life of this device and it’s major components is dependent
on operating and environmental conditions. Daily use of the device
may actually extend the replacement time for some of these items
(i.e., sieve bed). It is recommended that the device be powered on
and run for a few hours, if it is has not been used on a daily basis.
Should your device indicate an alarm that requires you to contact your
equipment provider, the provider may determine the device must be
sent in for service.
The manufacturer recommends that you have an alternative source of
supplemental oxygen in the event of power outage, alarm condition or
mechanical failure. Although the Activox concentrator will operate 24
hours/7 days per week, daytime/nighttime, (as long as it is charged/
powered), in order to preserve the life of the POC this type of use
should be limited to situations when you are traveling, on vacation, or
other short term situations where your primary oxygen source is not
immediately available.