Bair Hugger 750 Temperature Management Device User Manual

The Bair Hugger 750 User Manual provides setup, operation, safety warnings, maintenance procedures, and technical specifications for the temperature…


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Brand
Bair Hugger
Category
Health Care
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
21
File format
PDF
File size
992 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
5D9CC790A504319A87BE7376067689DA

About this manual

The Bair Hugger 750 is a Total Temperature Management™ system that includes an inflatable temperature management unit, disposable blankets, patient warming gowns, and optional infusion warming kits. It is intended for use by trained medical professionals to prevent hypothermia and maintain patient comfort in clinical settings such as operating rooms.

The manual covers system description, indications, safety symbols, contraindications, warnings, proper use and care, device start‑up and reset, control panel overview, installation on an IV pole, detailed operating instructions, troubleshooting, routine maintenance, cleaning, storage, technical support, warranty information, and full technical specifications. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Overview
  • Indications
  • Safety Symbols
  • Warnings and Contraindications
  • Proper Use and Care
  • Device Start‑up and Reset
  • Control Panel Overview
  • Installation on IV Pole
  • Operating Instructions
  • Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Specifications

Dimensions (H × D × W)12.5" × 13.5" × 10"
Weight16.3 lb (7.4 kg)
Noise Level55 dBA
Heating Element Power1400 W
Fan Speed≈ 4000 rpm
Airflow48 ft³/min (23 L/s)
Peak Power Consumption1550 W (average 800 W)
Recommended Operating Temperature15 °C – 25 °C
Maximum Relative Humidity80 % (up to 31 °C)

Frequently asked questions

What are the recommended environmental conditions for operating the Bair Hugger 750?

The device should be used in an ambient temperature of 15 °C to 25 °C, with relative humidity up to 80 % (maximum 31 °C), and at altitudes up to 2000 m.

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