Iec, Classifications, Air travel requirements | ResMed 100 guide

IEC 60601-1	•	Class II (Clause 3.14—double insulation). This
classifications		adherence means the need for an protective earthing
	•	(ie, an earthed plug) is not necessary.
	•	Type BF
	•	Continuous operation

Air travel requirements	Medical-Portable Electronic Devices (M-PED) that meet
	the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirements
	of RTCA/DO-160 can be used during all phases of air
	travel without further testing or approval by the airline

operator. ResMed confirms that the Stellar meets RTCA/ DO-160 requirements.

This device is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture.

Notes:

•The manufacturer reserves the right to change these specifications without notice.

•Pressure may be displayed in cm H2O or hPa.

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Contents

Stellar User Guide Respiratory Care Solutions Making quality of care easy Stellar 100 Stellar Contents Data management Cleaning and maintenance Contraindications IntroductionIndications for use Adverse effects Stellar at a glance Humidification Internal batteryPatient interface ResMed USB stick Remote Alarm Setting up for noninvasive useMobile use Setting up for invasive use Attaching the H4i heated humidifier for noninvasive use Hmef Attaching the pulse oximeter Working with other optional accessoriesAdding supplemental oxygen Stopping therapy using oxygen Starting therapy using oxygenUsing the FiO2 monitoring sensor Connecting a sensor Attaching an antibacterial filter Stellar basics About the control panel LCD screen Starting therapyPerforming a functional test Starting therapy Stopping therapy Turning off the power Working with alarms Tailoring treatment setup options Using mask-fit Using the menus Setup menu Alarm Settings Alarm Volume Setup menuSetup menu Clinical Settings Mask Type Setup menu Options Parameter Description Setup menu Configuration MenuOptions On, Auto Used Hours Info menuEvent Summary Device Information Data management Cleaning and maintenanceDaily Monthly WeeklyReplacing the air filter Disinfection Multipatient use Problem / possible cause Action LCD Internal Battery Empty TroubleshootingAlarm troubleshooting Servicing LCD Over Pressure Problem / possible cause ActionLCD High Temperature 10, 11, 12 LCD Blocked Tube LCD Non-Vented Mask LCD Internal Battery LowLCD High Leak LCD Apnoea Other troubleshooting Device does not stop when you remove your mask Device does not start when you breathe into the maskLearn Circuit failed Technical specifications Weight Air outlet Alarm Volume RangeDimensions L x W x H Power supply Classifications IECAir travel requirements Page Vrms Symbols General warnings and cautions Mask should never be blockedPage Limited warranty Product Warranty period Respiratory Care Solutions Making quality of care easy EUR1 ENG