Dental Portable Unit
- ompact design and trolley-type feature for easy mobility between locations.
- Built-in compressor eliminates the need for additional bulky equipment
- Self-contained air and water supply, no external connections required.
- Adjustable working pressures for high-speed and low-speed dental instruments.
- Low noise operation (25-30dB) for a serene and comfortable dental environment.
- Operates on 220V/50HZ power supply with 550W power consumption
- Ideal for mobile dental clinics and dental practitioners who frequently travel.
- Perfect choice for dental students practicing dental procedures.
- Suitable for dental professionals in need of a portable and efficient dental setup
- Power Supply: 220V/50HZ
- Power: 550W
- Air Flow Rate: 40L/min
- Starting Pressure: 0.4MPA±0.05
- Maximum Pressure: 0.8MPA±0.05
- Noise: 25-30dB
- Net Weight: 20KG
To use the Portable Dental Unit effectively, follow these steps:
Unpacking and Setup:
- Carefully unpack the Portable Dental Unit, ensuring all components and accessories are present and undamaged. Place the unit on a stable surface, ensuring it is level and secure. Make sure the power supply voltage matches the unit's requirements (220V/50HZ).
Power On:
- Connect the Portable Dental Unit to a suitable power source using the provided power cord. Turn on the main power switch located on the unit.
Air and Water Supply Connection:
- The Portable Dental Unit comes with a built-in air and water supply. You don't need to connect external sources for this purpose. However, ensure that the water tank is filled with clean, filtered water, and the air compressor is ready for use.
Instrument Connection:
- Connect the Borden two-hole airotors, 3-way syringe, and other compatible tools, to their respective outlets on the unit. Check for secure connections to prevent any air or water leaks during procedures.
Starting Dental Procedures:
- Once the setup is complete, you can start performing dental procedures. The unit's adjustable airflow rate (40L/min) ensures sufficient pressure for dental instruments. The low noise operation (25-30dB) provides a comfortable environment for both you and the patient.
Sterilization and Maintenance:
- After each use, it is crucial to clean and sterilize the dental instruments thoroughly. Follow standard infection control protocols to ensure patient safety. Regularly check the water tank and air compressor for cleanliness and maintenance needs.
Mobility and Transportation:
- The Portable Dental Unit's compact and lightweight design makes it easy to move between locations. If you need to transport the unit, make sure all components are securely stored, and the unit is properly closed and latched.
Power Off and Storage:
- When you have finished using the unit, turn off the main power switch and disconnect it from the power supply. Store the unit in a safe and dry place, protecting it from dust and moisture.