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OXYGEN CYLINDER FILLING STATION (Devilbiss iFill) 220V+ acc.

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OXYGEN CYLINDER FILLING STATION (Devilbiss iFill)

Definition

A mains electricity (AC-powered) medical device used in filling or refilling ambulatory oxygen cylinders. Oxygen production is achieved by extracting the oxygen present in the ambient air to concentrate it to values > 90%, making it suitable for use in medical environments. This process therefore follows the same procedure as a standard oxygen concentrator. The oxygen thus produced is then pressurized to fill the oxygen cylinders.

The unit is supplied with 4 x 4.7 litre (or 4 x 2.9 litre in case of shortage) cylinders which is the minimum quantity for basic operations. However additional cylinders can be ordered.

Each 4.7-litre cylinder is pressurised to 150 bar, which results in a usable volume in each cylinder UV = Actual volume (4.7) X pressure in bar (138) = 650 litres of oxygen.

This autonomy allows us to operate a little less than one hour at 10 LPM of flow or about 5h30 at 2 LPM of flow.

This solution is therefore to be used only for TRANSPORT and is therefore not an interesting alternative to the fixed oxygen concentrator used in the hospital.

The filling time for a 4.7 litre bottle is approximately 6 hours.

Specifications

The iFill unit extracts purified oxygen from room air and pressurizes it to fill oxygen cylinders.

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Quality standards

ISO 80601-2-67, 2020, edition 2, Medical electrical equipment - Part 2-67: Particular requirements for basic safety and essential performance of oxygen-conserving equipment

Components

The unit is delivered with

  • 4 x 4.7 litre (or 2.9 litre) cylinders‌
  • ​1 x antibacterial filter - EEMDOCFS103
  • 6 x dust filter - EEMDOCFS101
  • 5 x long term filter - EEMDOCFS102



Technical specifications

  • OXYGEN FILLING STATION
    • Oxygen concentration: 93% ± 3%
    • Power supply: 187-254V, 50-60 Hz
    • Oxygen fill connector
    • Oxygen fill connector cover/ Cylinder adaptor
    • Cradle for oxygen cylinder
    • Indicator panel with different lights
      • Service required = red LED
      • Standby = green light
      • Full = green light
      • Filling = green LED
    • Instructions panel
    • Air Filters
      • 2 dust filters (one on each side)
      • long term filter
      • internal antibacterial filter
    • Operating conditions
      • temperature: 5º to 35ºC
      • humidity range: 15 to 95% R.H. non-condensing
    • Handles: rear and front
  • OXYGEN CYLINDER
    • with Continuous Flow Regulator (EU): 535-CF series
    • Volume cylinder: 4.7 litres (or 2.9 litres)
    • Average filling pressure: 138+/- 13.8 bar
    • UV = usable volume cylinder = volume (4.7) X pressure in bar (138) = 650 litres of oxygen
    • Autonomy: +/- 1 hour at 10 l/min or 5h30 at 2l/min
    • Filling time: 6 hours / cylinder

Dimensions

  • 31 x 57 x 72.5 cm (L x W x H)
  • Weight: 30 kg

To be Ordered Separately

  • Additional cylinders can be ordered: EEMDOCFA101/ EEMDOCFA103
  • The trolley, EEMDOCFA102, is useful to easy the moving or to facilitate the moving of the 4.7 l cylinders inside the health structure and to help securing a cylinder vertically in a vehicle (strap the cylinder to the trolley, then the trolley to a fixed part of the vehicle)

Don't forget to order the administration devices in sufficient quantities because they are single patient use!

  • oxygen masks for adults and children
  • nasal oxygen cannula for adults and children
  • nasal oxygen cannula for neo-nates and prematures
  • oxygen tubes

Instructions for use

See user's manuel

  • Set cylinder regulator to “Off”
  • Remove cap from iFill unit
  • Dock oxygen cylinder into oxygen fill connector, click in place
  • Push Start/Stop button
  • Filling is carried out autonomously and stops when the bottle is full.
  • At the end of filling, depress the port collar, lift the cylinder. Replace the iFill protective cap.
  • REFER TO YOUR SECTION'S GUIDELINE FOR THE SAFE STORAGE AND USE OF PRESSURIZED OXYGEN CYLINDERS.​

Precautions for Use

  • The station can only be used with iFill oxygen cylinders!
  • The oxygen station should be at least 15 cm away from walls, draperies, or furniture to ensure sufficient airflow.
  • Avoid placing the oxygen station next to heaters, radiators, or hot air registers. It should be kept at least 1.6m away from hot, sparking objects or naked sources of flame.
  • Do not use in a closet.
  • Do not use in an area where the air may be contaminated with carbon monoxide as this may shorten the life of the unit (i.e. near running gasoline engines, furnace, or heater).
  • Never use the unit without a dust filter.
  • Always secure cylinders in stock and cylinders used in services by making sure they are securely fastened to the wall.

MSF requirements

Oxygen cylinders are needed in the following situations:

  • Patient transport, between service or in vehicles
  • Where output pressures >20 PSI are needed, for example running some ventilator models.
  • As back-up oxygen supply in an Operating Theatre for instance when there is a break-down of the oxygen concentrator.

Four oxygen cylinders in the standard composition allow to have two cylinders operational while the two other cylinders are filled again.

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