Preparation And Setup; Stacking Devices - Aesculap Nelson delux GN 640 Mode D'emploi

Maximum peak output voltage (U
These graphs are intended to enable the user to
judge the suitability of the HF surgical device or its
output setting for a given accessory, concerning the
WARNING
quality of the insulation. This judgment has to be
based on the peak output voltage given in the
documentation accompanying the accessory.
Maximum peak output voltage (U
Monopolar operational mode
Maximum peak output voltage (U
Bipolar operational mode
40
High frequency surgical device
)
P
) correlated with dosage:
P
) correlated with dosage:
P

3. Preparation and setup

Aesculap accepts no responsibility in the event the following parame-
ters are not adhered to.
When setting up and using the product, adhere to:
– government rules and regulations regarding installation and op-
eration,
– and national regulations on fire and explosion protection.

3.1 Stacking devices

Note
Materials that serve to connect the high-frequency surgical device
(GN 640) to other devices (with and without stacking devic-
es) are available as accessories and spare parts, see Accessories and
spare parts.
Do not exceed a maximum stack height of 475 mm.
Make certain the support (e.g. table, ceiling support, equipment
trolley) is sufficiently stable.).
Aesculap devices without integrated stacking devices: Remove the
feet of the upper device by hand or with the aid of a screwdriver.
Place the upper device on the one below it.
Put the stacking plates in place (see Fig.).
Check to ensure that the devices are properly seated in one other
by lifting them slightly.
Position devices so that they are stable.
Moving stacks of devices
Always lift stacks from underneath the bottommost device.
(GN 640)