Drive Chad CGA 870 Oxygen Regulator

Features of Drive Chad CGA 870 Oxygen Regulator

Oxygen Flow Control Regulators:

• Pressure reducing devices which lower oxygen pressure from a cylinder to levels that can be safely used by the user
• Intended for the administration of oxygen to patients who need increased oxygen levels to improve their breathing conditions
• In addition, some models may be used in emergency situations
• In an emergency situation, be sure to contact a physician or EMS immediately
• 100% quality QC tested in the USA
• 20-micron, sintered-bronze inlet filter
• All flows tested to an accuracy within +/- 15% tolerances
• Ergonomic t-handle for easy tightening
• FDA recommended Viton and brass seal washers
• Inlet pressure:
  - 200-3000 PSI
• Outlet pressure:
  - 50PSI

More About Drive Chad CGA 870 Oxygen Regulator

• Use:
  - Be sure the regulator is in the "off" position by rotating the knob counterclockwise to the "0" position.
  - For safety, be sure you are not directly in front of or behind the regulator when opening the cylinder valve.
  - Slowly turn the cylinder valve on (counterclockwise), about one full turn.
  - If you can hear a hissing sound, there is a leak in the system. Turn the cylinder off and turn the regulator on to relieve any built-up pressure.
  - Try tightening the regulator to the cylinder and opening the cylinder again. If this does not help, shut the system down again and contact a service representative.
  - Never attempt to repair a regulator or cylinder yourself.
  - Adjust the flow rate setting by turning the knob clockwise until the desired setting shows through the window.
  - If the cylinder pressure falls below 300 PSI, you should exchange the cylinder for a full one
  - To turn off the system, close the cylinder valve, wait for oxygen to flow out of the regulator, and turn regulator to the "0" position.
  - Never try to remove the regulator unless the cylinder is off and pressure has been relieved.


• Set Up:
  - Inspect and install the cylinder using instructions of qualified personnel.
  - Be sure to purge the cylinder valve seat of debris.
  - Inspect the regulator for oil or grease. If these are visible, do not use the regulator.
  - Be sure the sealing washer is in place in the yoke inlet.
  - Slip the yoke over the cylinder post and fit the pins into the holes on the cylinder valve. The pins should fit easily into these holes.
  - Turn the t-handle clockwise until the screw point is seated in the dimple on the cylinder valve.
  - Be sure the regulator is tightened snugly onto the cylinder. Attach the oxygen supply tubing to the barbed outlet connection.


• Warnings:
  - Federal law restricts this device to use by or on order of a physician. Only use as prescribed by a physician.
  - This unit should only be used on patients who are breathing; do not use to resuscitate non-breathing patients.
  - Do not use with oil, grease or any other flammable material. Keep out of reach of children.
  - Do not smoke in an area where oxygen is in use.
  - Do not use this equipment unless you have been trained in its proper use or are under the supervision of someone trained in its use.
  - If the pressure relief valve on the underside of the regulator begins to vent oxygen, turn off the system and remove the unit until it can be serviced.