Product Specification

GE  DASH series B20 B30 B40 B20I B30I B40I monitor battery SM201-6 11.1V 3.52Ah 39Wh

WARNING:

Please make sure the battery is fully inserted and the battery door is securely locked. Falling
batteries can cause serious or fatal injuries.

Quick Detail:

This battery is suitable for monitor models:
B20 monitor, B30 monitor, B40 monitor, B20I monitor, B30I monitor, B40I monitor.

Instructions for use:

The battery compartment is located on the lower left side of the monitor. When the monitor is running on battery power,
the battery indicator light will indicate.

Before the battery power is exhausted, the "BATTERY LOW" message will appear at the top of the screen
to issue a warning. When this message is displayed, the power supply should be replaced or the monitor
should be connected to AC power.
Battery indicators are located on the front panel of the monitor. They alert when battery power is being used
and when the battery is charging.

Charging status indicator light
Each battery has an icon that indicates its charge status. When the battery is charging, the corresponding battery
icon will glow yellow. If there are two batteries and both require charging, although they will be charged
in sequence, both indicators will light up and the corresponding battery icon will glow green when the
battery is fully charged.
When the monitor is operating on battery power, the battery icon will not light up. When the battery is not charged,
not installed or malfunctions, the corresponding icon will not light up.
Battery status indicator
Battery status indicators (not shown) are located inside the battery compartment, above each of the two
battery slots. There are green LED indicators that illuminate when the device is operating on DC power
from the batteries. Bright.
Battery capacity gauge
The on-screen capacity gauge indicates the battery's charging condition and capacity. The battery capacity gauge for each existing battery
is shown below the parameter block in the lower right corner of the display: The capacity gauge indicates the charge (remaining available energy) of each battery.

Battery run time:

Each new, fully charged battery has a maximum of two hours of runtime depending on usage. Monitoring
NBP, CO2 and SpO2 consumes battery power faster than other parameters, display technology and brightness,
printing, and communication with wireless networks. Connectivity also changes battery runtime.
Battery indicator.

Conditioning battery:

The battery conditioning cycle process is: conduct a complete and uninterrupted battery charging process, then
conduct a complete and uninterrupted battery discharging process, and then conduct a complete and uninterrupted battery charging
process again. The battery should be adjusted regularly. To maintain their service life, batteries are conditioned every
two months, or when the battery's run time is significantly reduced, when the estimated run time is significantly inaccurate,
and when the associated battery requests a conditioning cycle (i.e. during " In the "Battery Status" information window,
when the battery quality is displayed as condition, the battery needs to be adjusted once:
Conditioning the battery is best done on an external charger (see the instructions that came with the charger), however,
conditioning cycles can also be done on the monitor
To adjust the battery on the monitor, follow this procedure:
1. Disconnect the monitor from the patient and take it out of service.
2. Insert the battery that needs to be adjusted into one of the battery slots of the monitor, and leave the other battery slot as "empty".
3. Connect AC power to the monitor and allow the battery to charge continuously until the "Charging Status" indicator light on the front panel  turns  green.
4. Cut off the AC power supply and allow the monitor to run on battery power until the monitor turns off.
5. Reconnect the AC power supply to the monitor and allow the battery to charge continuously until the "Charging Status" indicator light on the front panel turns green.
6. The battery has been adjusted and the monitor can resume service.
 

battery recycling
When a battery no longer has voltage, it should be replaced by removing the old battery from the monitor and recycling it properly.