Technologies for sanitizing/disinfecting medical devices
AssigneeSoclean, Inc.
InventorsKurt Michael Maw, Ashley James Nye Legg, Robert Wilkins, Robert A. Charles, Alex Chaves, James Knight
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AssigneeSoclean, Inc.
InventorsKurt Michael Maw, Ashley James Nye Legg, Robert Wilkins, Robert A. Charles, Alex Chaves, James Knight
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A method of sanitizing at least a portion of a medical device with a sanitization system comprising a base comprising a sanitizing chamber, a sanitizing gas generator, a primary fan or pump, a secondary fan or pump, and a controller. The sanitizing operation comprising generating a sanitizing gas pulse including causing the sanitizing gas generator supplying a sanitizing gas and causing at least one of the primary fan or pump and the secondary fan or pump to operate for a pulse period, and conducting a dwell operation after the pulse period, the dwell operation comprising discontinuing supply of said sanitizing gas and slowing or stopping said primary fan or pump and said secondary fan or pump for a dwell time.
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A sanitization system, comprising:
A method of sanitizing a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) hose and a CPAP mask with a sanitization system comprising a base including a sanitizing chamber configured to receive the CPAP mask, an ozone gas outlet disposed on an exterior surface of the base, a receptacle disposed on the exterior surface of the base and configured to form a seal with the CPAP hose such that at least a portion of the CPAP hose is disposed outside of the sanitizing chamber, an exhaust port fluidly coupled to the sanitizing chamber, a filter fluidly coupled to the exhaust port and configured to convert the ozone gas to breathable gas, a sanitizing gas generator, a primary fan or pump, a secondary fan or pump, and a controller, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.