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O2 Concepts, LLC Oxlife Independence User Manual - Contraindications

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Summary of Oxlife Independence

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    P o r t a b l e o x y g e n c o n c e n t r a t o r user: read this manual before operating this device. Save this manual for future reference. Dealer: this manual must be given to the end user. Oxlife independence user manual.

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    Proudly made in the u.S.A..

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    Please read this operation manual carefully before using this device. Be aware of all warnings and safety information. Only use accessories approved by o2 concepts and referenced within this manual. If you do not fully understand all the warnings, safety precautions, and operating instructions conta...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    6 table of contents table of contents section 1: introduction ................................................. 9 symbols reference ..................................................... 9 how to contact o2 concepts ............................... 11 specifications ......................................

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    7 ac power supply home .......................................... 29 dc power supply auto ............................................ 30 dc power supply information guide for use ....... 31 dc power supply troubleshooting guide for use 32 handling ......................................................

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    8 notes .......................................................................... 62.

  • Page 9: Section 1: Introduction

    9 section 1: introduction symbols reference icon meaning icon meaning on/off button use no grease or oils mode button type bf equipment continuous mode do not dispose of in household waste pulse mode keep dry in transport and storage breath detect icon not suitable for use in the presence of a flamm...

  • Page 10: Icon  Meaning

    10 icon meaning icon meaning do not disassemble auto (as seen in manual) home (as seen in manual) the oxlife independence protects against solid objects over 12mm and direct sprays of water up to 15° of vertical (iec 60529) refer to instructions contains dynamic network analysis (dna) technology cla...

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    11 how to contact o2 concepts please contact your homecare provider if your oxlife independence requires service. Please call o2 concepts technical support, at 1-(877)-867-4008, for support with your oxlife independence. Please call customer service to report any unexpected operation and events asso...

  • Page 12: Specifications

    12 specifications dimensions device dimensions with handle/wheels h: 20.29 in h: 51.5 cm w: 10.85 in w: 27.55 cm d: 9.45 in d: 24 cm weights device weight 16.7 lbs. (7.57 kg) cart kit (wheels & pull handle) 2.17 lbs. (0.98 kg) battery 1.4 lbs. (0.63 kg) ac charger 1.9 lbs. (0.86 kg) dc charger .37 l...

  • Page 13: Contraindications

    13 contraindications under certain circumstances, the use of non-prescribed oxygen therapy can be hazardous. This device should only be used when prescribed by a physician. Not for use in the presence of aerosol sprays or flammable anesthetics. Additional monitoring may be required for patients usin...

  • Page 14: Indications For Use

    14 indications for use prescribed mode and flow settings should only be adjusted under the advice of a physician the o2 concepts oxlife independence is indicated on a prescription basis for the administration of supplemental oxygen. It is not intended for life support, nor does it provide any patien...

  • Page 15: Dynamic Network Analysis

    15 dynamic network analysis this version of the oxlife independence contains dynamic network analysis (dna) technology that allows your health care provider to better serve your needs. This technology will allow your provider to ensure that your device continues to operate within specification. The ...

  • Page 16: Device Safety Guidelines

    16 section 2: safety guidelines device safety guidelines avoid exposure to open flames or creation of any spark near your oxlife independence. This includes sparks from static electricity created by any type of friction. Protect electrical power cords from sharp edges to avoid electrical shock and s...

  • Page 17: Device Safety Guidelines

    17 device safety guidelines do not smoke while using this device. Keep all matches, lit cigarettes, candles, or other sources of ignition at least 10 feet from the device. This device produces enriched oxygen gas which accelerates combustion. Outdoor use must be conducted using battery power. Keep u...

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    18 battery and power supply safety guidelines use of non-approved battery or power supply may cause serious damage to the device and will void the warranty. Store the battery in a cool dry place when not in use. Remove the battery from the device if it will not be used for an extended period of time...

  • Page 19: Device And Accessories

    19 section 3: product description device and accessories information regarding how to operate the oxlife independence and its accessories can be found in the following sections: product description and operating instructions. The use of certain humidifiers and administration accessories not specifie...

  • Page 20: Feature Identification

    20 feature identification 1. Control panel 2. Lcd display 3. Oxygen outlet port 4. Exhaust port 5. Wheels 6. Rechargeable battery slots 7. Faa approval identification 8. Pull handle 9. Air intake port filter 10. External power input 11. Handle lock / release button 12. Carry handle.

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    21 understanding the control panel 13. Power button 14. Battery status 15. External power source / battery charging indicator 16. Increase / up button 17. Decrease / down button 18. System status 19. Breath detect (pulse mode only) 20. Mode setting 21. Mode button.

  • Page 22: Applied Parts

    22 applied parts the applied parts, or components that a patient will come in contact with during normal operation of the device, are listed below: 1. Handle 2. Display 3. Oxygen port.

  • Page 23: Before Operating

    23 section 4: operating instructions before operating your authorized dealer will and or should demonstrate proper operation of your oxlife independence. This manual should be saved for future reference to help you safely operate your device. If you have any further questions please contact your aut...

  • Page 24: Locating Your Device

    24 locating your device place the oxlife independence in a well ventilated area free of smoke, fumes, pollutants, and away from direct sun light. Avoid high humidity environments. Ensure that air intake and exhaust ports are not obstructed. The oxlife independence must be located so that alarms can ...

  • Page 25: Device Settings

    25 device settings turn the device on by pressing the power button . Press the mode button to select continuous or pulse flow mode. Press the increase or decrease buttons to select the correct flow rate. Turn the device off by pressing and holding the power button . The proper flow mode and flow rat...

  • Page 26: Pulse Mode Bolus Volumes

    26 continuous flow mode in continuous flow mode a continuous flow of oxygen will flow through the cannula and into your nose. The oxygen is measured in liters per minute or lpm. Pulse flow mode in pulse flow mode the device will detect your breath and supply a measured pulse of oxygen or bolus. The ...

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    27 installing and removing the battery install remove slide into back of device; battery will drop down slightly and click into position pull tab away from unit; lift battery up slightly; then slide straight out typical battery operation times (@ 20 breaths/minute) flow rate setting continuous flow ...

  • Page 28: Battery Time Management

    28 battery time management with the combined use of the battery, ac power supply, and dc power cord your time away from home is virtually limitless. Using the ac and dc power cords whenever possible will give you optimal battery life. The battery will charge in the device, when plugged into an exter...

  • Page 29: Ac Power Supply Home

    29 ac power supply home use only the power supplies provided with this device. The ac power supply charges the battery using a 100-240 volt 50/60 hertz outlet (a typical wall outlet in your home). Using the ac power supply allows you to use your oxlife independence while simultaneously recharging th...

  • Page 30: Dc Power Supply Auto

    30 dc power supply auto use only the power supplies provided with this device. The dc power cord allows you to power your oxlife independence from your vehicle's (car, boat, rv) 12/15 volt dc outlet, (cigarette lighter) in all settings. Use the dc outlet closest to the battery. Use no other dc outle...

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    31 dc power supply information guide for use starting the device on dc power 1. Be sure that the vehicle’s engine is running prior to plugging in your oxlife independence. 2. Plug dc power cord into the device before plugging into the vehicle’s dc outlet. 3. Plug dc power cord into the vehicle’s dc ...

  • Page 32: Event

    32 dc power supply troubleshooting guide for use event solution batteries not charging  if there is no charging icon (lightning bolt symbol), reduce the device setting to 0.5lpm continuous and wait for charging icon to appear.  next, increase the flow rate by 0.5 increments until desired flow rate...

  • Page 33: Handle Operation

    33 handle operation open/close press button to unlock handle. Begin rotating and release button. Handle will re-lock in open/close position automatically..

  • Page 34: Handling

    34 handling do not lean on unit to prevent damage to the unit, avoid resting excessive weight on handle. Stairs while transporting the unit down stairs, it is recommended to allow unit to travel down first..

  • Page 35: Accessory Bag

    35 accessory bag the accessory bag is designed to carry your oxlife independence accessories including batteries, ac charger and cable, and dc charger..

  • Page 36: Cannula Use

    36 cannula use your physician or dealer will recommend the proper cannula for your use use of a cannula not specified for use with oxygen may impair the performance of your device. Do not use cannula tubing longer than 7 feet when using pulse flow mode. Do not use cannula tubing longer than 50 feet ...

  • Page 37: Humidifier Kit

    37 humidifier kit the o2 concepts oxlife independence portable oxygen concentrator is designed to be used with a humidifier bottle in continuous flow mode only. Use of this device with a humidifier in pulse mode may impair performance and/or damage your device. Do not overfill humidifier. Fill the h...

  • Page 38: Firesafe

    38 cleaning the humidifier: note: to clean the humidifier, follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. If none are provided, follow these steps: 1. Clean the humidifier daily. 2. Wash it in soapy water and rinse it with a solution of ten parts water to one part vinegar. 3. Rinse thoroughly...

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    39 refer to instructions for use for part number: 1109-2017 ce from applied home healthcare equipment. This includes intended use, warnings, installation instructions, cleaning, maintenance, disposal, and device specifications..

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    40 entering and exiting airplane mode the cell must be deactivated prior to flight on a commercial aircraft. To enter and exit airplane mode, follow the steps listed in the procedure below. Step 1: press and hold both the up arrow button ( ) and down arrow button ( ) simultaneously in order to enter...

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    41 step 3: the unit will exit airplane mode after 24 hours have passed or the user manually re-enters normal mode. Press the up arrow button ( ) again to enter normal mode. Step 4: press the down arrow button ( ) in order to exit the service mode screen..

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    42 accessing the provider screen and changing languages the provider screen shows information about the status and language setting of the unit. Within the provider screen, the language of the device can be changed to six different languages, including english, german, dutch, spanish, french, and it...

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    43 changing languages: inside the provider screen, the user can change the device language by pressing the down arrow button ( ). The current language is displayed in the bottom right corner. The language changes each time the down arrow button ( ) is pressed in the order shown below..

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    44 cell status and signal strength: the cell signal strength is listed in the third row on a scale of 0 through 31 (ex. Sg:31). The cell status is listed in the eighth row (ex. Cell:connected). Voltage in: the voltage in is the voltage that the unit is receiving from an external power source, such a...

  • Page 45: Alarm And Alert Screens

    45 section 5: user alerts and alarms the functionality of the alarm system is verified automatically by the unit upon start up by the unit flashing the various visual display colors and audible indicators. There are delays that are greater than 10 seconds inherent to specific alarms, and these delay...

  • Page 46: Alarm System Test

    46 alarm system test use this test to verify that the alarm system is working properly. This test includes screen color, screen flashing sequence, and audible alarm sequence. Follow the steps in the procedure listed below. Step 1: press and hold both the up arrow button ( ) and down arrow button ( )...

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    47 step 3: the system will begin by testing the high priority alarm. The high priority alarm consists of a 10 beep sequence separated by 2.5 seconds of silence, and the lcd screen flashes red. Step 4: the unit will automatically enter the medium priority alarm test once the high priority alarm seque...

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    48 step 5: the unit will automatically enter the low priority alarm test once the medium priority alarm sequence has concluded. Pressing the mode button ( ) while the medium priority alarm test is in progress will terminate the medium priority alarm test and start the low priority alarm. The low pri...

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    49 step 7: press the down arrow button ( ) in order to exit the service mode screen..

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    50 how to simulate alarms and alerts (providers only) alarm name, priority and type alarm description how to simulate alarm no breath alarm (low priority) (physiological) when in pulse mode, if a breath is not detected for 45 seconds the screen will turn amber, sound one beep and the text “no breath...

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    51 alarm name, priority and type alarm description how to simulate alarm off the unit, or 15 seconds has expired. No flow alarm (high priority) (technical) when the flow of oxygen is stopped for 45 seconds, the screen will flash red at 2hz, sound a 10 beep sequence repeated after 2.5 seconds of sile...

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    52 alarm name, priority and type alarm description how to simulate alarm (medium priority) (technical) outline. The unit will continue to run if on ac, dc or a second valid battery is present. The screen will turn amber, sound a 3 beep sequence repeated after 15 seconds of silence and the text “unau...

  • Page 53: Do Not Ignore Alarms

    53 alarm name, priority and type alarm description how to simulate alarm (high priority) (technical) the unit internally) the screen will flash red at 2hz, sound a 10 beep sequence repeated after 2.5 seconds of silence and the text “high external power” will flash in the system status window the uni...

  • Page 54: How To Respond To Alarms

    54 how to respond to alarms alarm name, priority and type alarm description solution no breath alarm (low priority) (physiological) when in pulse mode, if a breath is not detected for 45 seconds the screen will turn amber, sound one beep and the text “no breath” will flash in the system status windo...

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    55 alarm name, priority and type alarm description solution (high priority) (technical) seconds the screen will flash red at 2hz, sound a 10 beep sequence repeated after 2.5 seconds of silence and the text “no flow” will flash in the system status window the unit will continue to sound until; the po...

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    56 alarm name, priority and type alarm description solution priority) (technical) battery outline. The unit will continue to run if on ac, dc or a second valid battery is present. The screen will turn amber, sound a 3 beep sequence repeated after 15 seconds of silence and the text “unauthorized batt...

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    57 alarm name, priority and type alarm description solution power alarm (high priority) (technical) power source is above 26 volts (as measured by the unit internally) the screen will flash red at 2hz, sound a 10 beep sequence repeated after 2.5 seconds of silence and the text “high external power” ...

  • Page 58: Maintenance

    58 section 6: maintenance and cleaning maintenance all maintenance must be conducted by a qualified oxlife independence service technician. Do not attempt to disassemble or perform any maintenance on your device. Any such attempt will void the warranty. Routine cleaning of the air inlet filter, as d...

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    59 air inlet filter cleaning (continued) follow these simple directions to clean the air inlet filter: 1. Remove the air inlet filter 2. Wash the filter by running under warm tap water using a mild detergent. 3. Rinse thoroughly under warm, running water. 4. Squeeze out excess water. 5. It is import...

  • Page 60: Battery Disposal

    60 battery disposal your battery is rechargeable and can be recycled. Always return to your authorized dealer for proper disposal. You can also contact your local city or town offices for proper disposal instructions for a lithium ion battery. Device disposal this product may contain substances that...

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    61 section 7: standards compliance this device is designed to comply with the following standards:  iso 8359 2 nd edition; oxygen concentrators for medical use – safety requirements  rtca, do 160, section 21, category m; emission of radio frequency energy  iso 13485:2003 medical devices; quality ...

  • Page 62: Notes

    62 notes.

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    63.

  • Page 64: Oxlife Independence

    Oxlife independence o2 concepts llc 199 park road extension, middlebury, ct 06762 (877) 867-4008 www.O2-concepts.Com pn: 800-1029 rev b 10.26.2016.