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"Source 1 Medical provided the highest level of service enabling us to teach, perform research, and provide service without having to worry about the quality of the equipment or its suitability for our occupational therapy needs."
Kathy P. Bradley, Ed.D., OTR/L, FAOTA
Associate Professor and Chairperson
Medical College of Georgia
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0002 VitalWrap Hot & Cold Compression Therapy System |
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The combination of heating, cooling, and compression have long been recognized in the medical field as a highly effective method for treating pain, inflamation, and swelling.
The VitalWrap System is designed to deliver this therapy safely and conveniently, in a device that is easy to use and comfortable to wear.
The VitalWrap System consists of three components: a control unit, a tubing set, and a thermal fabric wrap. The control unit, which includes a fluid reservoir, manages the temperature of water used by the system to supply heat or cold to the fabric wrap attached to the body. By pumping the water through a heat-exchanging bladder inside the wrap, the control unit warms or cools the water to match the proper temperature setting, delivering precise and safe thermal therapy.
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Features of the VitalWrap Hot & Cold Compression Therapy System
Set-up is a simple, three-step process: Fill the portable, leak-proof reservoir with ice and waterPlace the bladder portion of the wrap around the treatment area and secure it with the Velcro closureAttach the wrap to the control unit using the tubing set
Once the control unit is turned on, the cooled or warmed fluid is passed through the tubing set to the wrap. As it circulates into the wrap from the control unit, the fluid either applies heat to warm the treatment area or draws it away for deep cooling. The fluid then flows back into the control unit, where it is re-cooled or re-warmed before cycling back into the wrap. Compression is delivered through the wrap itself, and can continue even if the user chooses to disconnect the tubing set and control unit.
The VitalWrap System is designed so that the user can apply thermal therapy for extended periods. This provides tremendous benefit to the injury site beyond the normal application periods of conventional therapies, such as heating pads and cold packs. The typical transition time between the warm and cold settings in the temperature range is about one minute.
Specially tailored wraps are available for any area of the body. Please consult your healthcare professional prior to applying the system, particularly when using it for long periods of time.
Physical
Size (approximately) 8"diameter x 13.5"H (20.3cm x 34.3cm)Weight (dry) 5 lbs. (2.27 kg)Fluid Tether 6 ft. (1.8m)Thermal System Range 40°F to 105°F (4.4°C to 40.6°C)Contrast therapy transition time 1 minute typical from extremes in temperature rangeOperating period 2-6 hours typical continuous useThermal Cutout 47°C Circulating System Reservoir Capacity 1.1 gallons (4.1 liters)Reservoir Fluid:water
Flow Rate (through VitalWrap) 5.5 gph (21 lph)Maximum Pressure 18 psiElectrical System : Voltage 100, 120Vac, 50/60Hz, or 220-240Vac, 50HzPower 300WInternally fuse System and pumpLeakage Current Under 300µARegulatory
Classification: Class I Equipment Type BFRegulatory Approvals:Compliance UL2601-1: Standard for Medical Equipment Part 1: General Requirements for Safety.
CAN/CSA-C22.2 no. 601.1-M90:
Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1: General Requirements for Medical Electrical Equipment.
IEC 60601-1: Part 1: General Requirements for Safety.
IEC 60601-2-35: Particular Requirements for the Safety of Blankets, Pads and Mattresses Intended for Heating in Medical Use
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