Chattanooga OptiFlex-K1 Knee CPM
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Chattanooga OptiFlex
The Chattanooga OptiFlex-K1 Knee CPM is a knee continuous passive motion machine: a motorised carriage bends and straightens the patient's knee for them, slowly and repeatedly, between programmed limits. The leg straps into padded thigh and calf troughs on a carriage that a single screw drive moves along one low rail. Knee travel runs from -10 deg of extension to 120 deg of flexion, and the same carriage produces a hip range of 0-7-115 deg. At 23 lb (10.4 kg) it is the lightest knee CPM on the market, on a wide, low-profile closed base. It comes with a standard, classic or comfort pendant and a two-year warranty.
The on-board power supply takes 100-240 V AC at 50-60 Hz, with no external transformer, and the carriage ships with its programming unit, power cord and original shipping box.
Settings
The pendant carries the whole parameter set for the carriage: travel at the knee and at the hip, speed, pauses, the therapy timer, force reversal and the patient lockout. All of it is entered before the leg goes into the troughs, and the lockout holds it there for the length of the session.
OptiFlex-K1
Light weight leads the K1's design: a 23 lb carriage on a wide, low-profile, closed-base frame, driven by a single screw along one rail, with hand controls that swap between pendants.
The CPM range
Of the four CPM machines here, the K1 is the one for the knee, and it works the hip on the same rail. At 23 lb and 38 x 14 x 9 in. it is also the lightest and smallest of them.
Questions
20 lb, as a maximum load on the carriage. It is a rating for what rests on the rail, and a separate number from the weight of the person on the bed.
Only authorized, trained individuals may operate the device. A patient who cannot work the controls must never be left alone with the machine, and movements must not cause pain or irritation.
The device should not be used on patients with acute inflammatory processes in the joints, unless the treating clinician directs otherwise; spastic paralysis; or unstable osteosynthesis. There is also an explosion hazard warning for areas holding flammable anaesthetics or disinfectants, a restriction to dry rooms, and an instruction to keep the carriage away from X-ray, MRI and radio systems.
No, the patient kit is sold separately. The standard accessories supplied with the carriage are the programming unit, the power cord and the original shipping box with its polystyrene pads. The kit this carriage takes is the OptiFlex Patient Kit, a per-patient item.
100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz, on an on-board power supply, drawing 850-370 mA and fused 2 x T1A. Electrical safety class is Class 1 with a Type B applied part. The operating window is +10 C to +40 C (50 F to 104 F), 30% to 75% relative humidity and 700-1060 hPa, in dry rooms only.
Any of the three: the standard pendant is part 2025, the classic 2026 and the comfort 2028, all on the same carriage. The hand controls are interchangeable, and a fleet can standardise on one pendant or mix them.
The carriage measures 38 x 14 x 9 in. (97 x 36 x 23 cm) and weighs 23 lb (10.4 kg). It ships at 54 lb (24.5 kg).
IEC 60601-1:1988 with A1:1991 and A2:1995, CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 601.1 M90 and ANSI/UL 60601-1, with IEC 60601-1-2, IEC 60601-1-4, ISO 14971 and ISO 10993-1 alongside them. The EU classification is MPG class 2a. Electrical class is Class 1 with a Type B applied part.
Chattanooga backs the K1 with a two-year warranty. The soft-goods kit is a consumable and is not covered on the machine's term.
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