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The 3rd Generation Eclipse has Arrived!The Eclipse 3, Personal Ambulatory Oxygen System (PAOS) provides themost reliable continuous flow and pulse dose options in a 24/7 portable device. It is one device for both stationary and ambulatory oxygen needs.  -
Small,
lightweight & easy-to-use- autoSAT Technology - Rechargeable power cartridge and AC & DC supply - Universal large-wheeled cart with easy battery replacement  - Revolutionary clinical features - Accessory options that support an active lifestyle - FAA Approved The Eclipse 3 lowers operational costs by reducing monthly deliveries and simplifying inventory management and space— the clear choice for a non-delivery model. Simple. Trusted. Proven. Simple. The Eclipse 3 is a single solution, better for your patients and your business.
Trusted. Patients want the freedom to enjoy life at a moment’s notice and the peace of mind that the reliable Eclipse 3 delivers. It keeps up with the various activities of daily living while providing the individualized oxygen prescription.
Proven. The AARC suggests “titrate to saturate” and the Eclipse was developed with that theory in mind. With a comprehensive dosing selection, a broader patient population can be treated at rest, during sleep, at exercise and at altitude. It’s superior oxygen delivery.
Eclipse 3. The 3rd Generation has arrived. The all-in-one oxygen system for 24/7 needs.
Eclipse 3 Oxygen System Specifications*Size: H x W x D 19.3 x 12.3 x 7.1 inches 49.0 x 31.2 x 18.0 cm Weight: Eclipse 15 pounds Power Cartridge 3.4 pounds Continuous Flow settings 0.5 to 3.0 LPM (0.5 liter increments) (measured in Liters Per Minute LPM) Pulse Dose settings 16-96 (16mL increments), 128mL, 160mL, 192mL (measured in mL) Oxygen concentration 90% ± 3% @ sea level Oxygen output pressure 5.0 psig (34.5 kPa) nominal Sound level 48 dB(A) at 3.0 LPM Continuous Flow Mode 40 dB(A) at 3.0 Pulse Dose setting Power specifications: AC Operation 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz DC Operation 12 V nominal Power Cartridge Quantity (2) 97.5 W-Hr battery packs each containing 7.92 grams of equivalent lithium content Power Consumption 52 watts at 1.0 LPM continuous flow 145 watts at 3.0 LPM continuous flow 45 watts at 1.0 pulse dose setting 95 watts at 6.0 pulse dose setting Nominal Power Cartridge 2.0 hours at 2.0 LPM continuous flow operating time 1.3 hours at 3.0 LPM continuous flow 5.2 hours at 2.0 pulse dose setting,12bpm 3.5 hours at 6.0 pulse dose setting,12bpm Power Cartridge 1.8 to 5.0 hrs, dependent upon the flow recharge time setting, recharge time to achieve 80% capacity from a fully discharged Power Cartridge Back up alarm power 9 Volt battery Oxygen concentration Green Light = Normal Operation indicator Yellow Light = Warning or Caution Red Light Flashing = Abnormal Operation Operating temperature 50° F to 104° F (10° C to 40° C) at 82.4° F (28° C) dew point, non-condensing
SeQual Eclipse How to video'sLearn about the Sequal Eclipse Concentrator in these "how to" video's.
Instructional Video (Part 1) Instructional Video (Part 2)
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The numbers on the left side of the chart represent continuous flow settings. Match your setting to the flight length in hours at the top and see your battery requirement based on FAA guidelines. FLIGHT LENGTH (in Hrs)*
ESTIMATED # OF POWER CARTRIDGES NEEDED Customer Care Department M-F 9am to 5pm E.S.T. Call 1-800-489-8165 Eclipse 3 portable oxygen Accessories
“For me, the bottom line is now I can travel to Germany to visit my grandkids,” said Trixie Robinson, an oxygen patient in Carlsbad. “Before the Eclipse, I had to arrange for oxygen tanks wherever I was going. Now I just buy a plane ticket and go.” To view the entire ECLIPSE 2 USER MANUAL CLICK HERE To view the entire ECLIPSE 3 USER MANUAL CLICK HERE
Sequal Eclipse 2CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE - THEN USE THE MAGNIFIER TO ENLARGE OR PRESS CTRL AND + AT THE SAME TIME TO ENLARGE. ACCESSORIES - remember, YOU CAN ENLARGE THEM!
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SPECIFICATIONS CHART 1
SPECIFICATIONS CHART 2
SPECIFICATIONS CHART 3 (FLOW MODES)
SPECIFICATIONS CHART 4 (BATTERY LIFE PER SETTINGS)
Please note that most vehicles will not provide sufficient power to charge the unit and it will not run on 3 liters per minute with the car adapter only. You must use the battery or AC Power for this setting. The SeQual Eclipse™ Oxygen System is the only device on the market that provides continuous flow operation of up to 3 liters per minute in a lightweight portable unit to meet a patient’s stationary and ambulatory needs. Also, please note that most vehicles will not provide sufficient power to charge the unit and it will not run on 3 liters per minute with the car adapter only. You must use the battery for this. Thus the FAA’s approval means that the over 1 million Americans needing continuous flow oxygen therapy now have an all-in-one oxygen concentrator that can be used during travel as well as when they reach their ultimate destination. The new Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR 106) ruling that allows airline passengers to use their Eclipse Oxygen Unit onboard becomes effective on September 12, 2006. “ This is also good news for the airlines because of the light weight, portability and safety of the Eclipse when compared to cylinders,” said Jim Bixby, SeQual CEO.
Sequel Eclipse Portable Oxygen Concentrator - History Developed over five years at a cost of $12 million, the Eclipse weighs 17 pounds, has a retractable handle and wheels for mobility, and is about the size of a student’s backpack. It was designed to fit easily under standard airplane seats. Prior to the Eclipse, patients needing continuous flow oxygen were required to make arrangements for the delivery of multiple oxygen cylinders or to ship large stationary concentrators to their destination and pay extra fees for oxygen onboard the airplane. In addition to oxygen patients, oxygen providers also stand to benefit from the FAA decision. “Now, when we have a patient going on a long trip, we just give them an Eclipse,” said Jim Karls, President of Halprin, Inc., a provider in upstate New York. The Eclipse gives us a simple solution to what used to be a very complicated logistical problem.” The new Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR 106) ruling that allows airline passengers to use their Eclipse onboard becomes effective on September 12, 2006. “ This is also good news for the airlines because of the light weight, portability and safety of the Eclipse when compared to cylinders,” said Jim Bixby, SeQual CEO. “The Eclipse runs on battery power and is the only portable concentrator with continuous-flow capability, the standard for long-term oxygen therapy patients. Also, it’s much quieter when compared to other concentrators – an important attribute for travelers.” Vernon Pertelle, “They can be un-tethered from old technology and have their therapeutic needs met wherever they go -- from home, to car, to RV, to train or airplane,” said Pertelle. “They now have a portable with both continuous and pulse flow – integral to meeting their needs.” Effective May 13th of 2009 every US air carrier must permit the use of approved portable oxygen concentrator (POC) devices on all domestic and international flights. This is also true for foreign carriers but only on flights departing or returning to US soil. A new ruling was instituted by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) in May this year requiring airlines to accept certain approved portable oxygen concentrators (POC’s) aboard flights. The DOT will give airlines time to implement these changes until May 13, 2009. This rule will apply to U.S. air carriers worldwide and to foreign air carriers whose flights begin or end in the U.S. The Department of Transportation has not yet decided whether to require airlines to provide free in-flight medical oxygen to passengers. Always check with your airline when booking travel to understand how and when these rules are being implemented. The Airline Oxygen Council of American web site (www.airlineoxygencouncil.org) lists various airlines’ policies regarding in-flight oxygen use and equipment. Airline Consent FormsAIRLINES LINKS- For a more up-to-date list please visit www.sequal.com/
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