Invia Motion Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

The pump provides the convenience of a personal pump: The compact design and quiet operation helps patients to comfortably go about daily activities for the duration of negative wound therapy. The performance of the Invia Motion compares to reusable pumps: With a double lumen tubing design from the pump to the wound, the pump actively controls the set pressure at the wound site.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Features
Pump category Personal
Duration of therapy Customizable
Pump weight .88 lb
Pump dimensions with canister H x W x D 6.75 x 3.5 x 2.0 inches
User interface Soft membrane button touch
Pressure options -60, -80, -100, -125, -150, or -175mmHg
Therapy flow 1 liter/min
Therapy delivery mode Constant or Intermittent
Audible and visual
patient notifications
Canister full, Leak in system, Battery low,
Battery empty
Canister capacity 150mL
Power source AC or battery
Battery type Internal NiMH
Battery life > 10 hours
Battery recharge time 4 hours if empty
Warranty 2 years
ISO 9001
ISO 13485
CE (93/42/EEC), IIa
Power supply
Model:
UE08WCP-090088SPA
Input: 100-240VAC,
0.4A, 50-60 Hz
Output: 9VDC, 0.88A
Length of power supply
cable: 67.7

USER MANUAL

User Manual

Start Guide

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Helpful Hints

Medela Invia Motion support charge battery1

1. Open the Direct Current (DC) socket by pulling the small protective cover open.

2. Connect the small end of the power supply into the Invia Motion NPWT pump.

3. Plug the large end of the power supply into a wall outlet. The moving bars on the battery display will indicate that charging is occurring.

Check the battery charge status periodically. The battery will be fully charged after approximately 4 hours. Once charged, the “fully charged” symbol will appear constantly on the display. After charging is completed, unplug the power supply from the wall and disconnect the Invia Motion NPWT pump from the power supply. Charging of the battery can be slowed when exposed to high temperatures. Close the Direct Current (DC) socket by pressing the small protective cover over the opening. When the battery is fully charged, it should last approximately 10 hours. If the Invia Motion NPWT pump is running continuously due to an air leakage, the battery may need to be recharged earlier (after approximately 4 hours).

Acoustic signals are muted by pressing the mute button.

1. Wash hands and prepare clean paper towel or tissue.

2. Remove the Invia Motion NPWT pump from the carrying case. Switch the Invia Motion NPWT pump off by pressing and holding the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds. Press only once.

3.  Position the clamp next to the quick-connector and close the clamp on the pump tubing and also close the clamp on the dressing tubing.

4. Disconnect the Invia Motion NPWT pump tubing from
the dressing tubing by pressing on the sides of the
Quick-connector.
Use a paper towel or tissue to cover the tip of the used
tubing to protect against wound fluid leakage.

5. Detach the full canister/tubing set by rotating the canister to the left.

6. Wash hands.

7. Obtain and open a new Invia Motion canister/tubing set package.
CAUTION: Do not use an Invia Motion canister/tubing set if the sterile packaging is damaged or has expired. Make sure the correct canister is used: Ref .087.4016. Contact your healthcare professional if the correct canister is not available.

8.  Remove the canister/tubing set from the packaging and attach it to Invia Motion NPWT pump.

9. Connect the Invia Motion NPWT pump tubing to the dressing tubing. Push together until you hear a click.

10. Open the clamp on the dressing tubing. Also make sure the clamp on the pump is open.

11. Switch the Invia Motion NPWT pump on by pressing the ON/OFF button. Slide the Invia Motion NPWT pump into the carrying case.

12. Ask your clinician how to properly dispose of a used canister/tubing set.

Pump is running/On-state in intermittent mode (Symbol is blinking)


Constant mode


Negative pressure setting in mmHg


Battery charge level (symbol steady)
Battery charging (bars moving)


Off-state in intermittent mode (Symbol is blinking)


Intermittent mode


Battery fully charged


Info used time – shows runtime already used in days and hours (Example for pump that has operated for 6 days and 23 hours).
Not applicable for Invia Motion Endure.


blinking + acoustic signal

Leak in system

Check the system for leaks – refer to instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting


blinking + acoustic signal

Blockage

Check the system for blockage – refer to instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting


blinking + acoustic signal

Canister full

Change the Invia Motion canister/tubing set – refer to description in chapter “Change Invia Motion canister/tubing set”


blinking + acoustic signal

Battery low

Connect the Invia Motion pump to the power supply – refer to the instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting


blinking + acoustic signal

Battery fully discharged

Connect the Invia Motion pump to the power supply – refer to the instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting


blinking + acoustic signal

Battery missing

Ensure that battery compartment cover is mounted and closed properly – refer to the instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting / Overview notifications


blinking (example for 15 days version)

Pump time expired

Dispose of the Invia Motion NPWT pump. Attach another device if necessary –refer to the instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting


acoustic signal

Error (Internal fault)

Switch the Invia Motion NPWT pump off by pressing the ON/OFF button and holding for 3 seconds. Patients: contact your healthcare professional immediately for further instructions. Refer to the instructions for use, chapter Notifications and troubleshooting / Overview notifications


Acoustic Signal can be muted by pressing the mute button

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