Deroyal JetStream Hot And Cold Therapy Unit

Deroyal JetStream Hot Cold Therapy Unit Features

• Patented Automatic Temperature Control (ATC™) technology measures and regulates temperature to provide therapeutic cold or hot therapy without manual adjustment
• Intuitive LED light lets the user know when the unit is in the therapeutic zone and advises when to add ice or hot water
• The unit provides hot and cold therapy
• Blanket wraps increase insulation and ensure precise placement of blankets
• Portable system suitable for any medical setting or treatment at home
• Therapy blankets optimize temperature distribution, insulation, and comfort
• The knee/Shoulder combo unit comes with 3 detached straps (2 x 24" and 1 x 36") and can be used with either the knee or shoulder

Indications

Cold Therapy: Reduce pain or soft tissue swelling after trauma or surgery
Hot Therapy: Loosen or relax tight or sore muscles and/or joint stiffness prior to rehabilitation or exercise

What to Buy with JetStream Cold/Hot Temperature Therapy Unit

• Breg WrapOn Pads Polar Dressing
• Breg Polar Care WrapOn Shoulder Pad
• Pain Management Water Therapy Hand Mitt

JetStream Hot And Cold Therapy Unit Operating Instructions

Cold Therapy

• Place the therapy blanket over the treatment area with a clear side towards the covered skin and secure it. Follow the directions included with the therapy blankets and wraps sold separately or included in cold therapy unit/blanket combo sets.
• To maximize water flow efficiency, place the unit at or above the therapy blanket (Note: no more than 3 feet) and treatment site level. Avoid twisting or kinking hoses when the unit is running.
• A green light will illuminate, signaling the unit is running.
• If the unit needs additional water and/or ice, unplug the power adapter from the wall, empty any remaining water, and add water to WATER FILL LINE and ice to ICE FILL LINE. With dry hands, plug the power adapter into a properly grounded AC electrical wall outlet and restart the unit.

Hot Therapy

• Place the therapy blanket over the treatment area with a clear side towards the covered skin and secure it. Follow directions included with blankets and wraps sold separately or included in cold therapy unit/blanket combo sets.
• To maximize water flow efficiency, place the therapy unit at or above the therapy blanket (Note: no more than 3 feet) and treatment site level. Avoid twisting or kinking hoses when the unit is running.
• A green light will illuminate, signaling the unit is running.
• If the unit needs additional hot water, unplug the power adapter from the wall, empty any remaining water, and add hot water to the ICE FILL LINE marked on the top of the unit’s motor cage. With dry hands, plug the power adapter into a properly grounded AC electrical wall outlet and restart the unit.

To Disconnect Unit

• First, unplug the power adapter from the electrical wall outlet. Then, unplug the power adapter from the back of the unit.
• Next, disconnect hose tubes from the unit and therapy blanket by pushing each metal button at connection points.

Cleaning and Storage

1. Disconnect the unit and remove it from the patient.
2. Drain water/ice from the reservoir by either a) opening the latch and lid and dumping it out or b) opening the latch and lid and unscrewing the drain plug to allow water to flow out automatically.
3. Next, use a dry towel to collect any remaining moisture. Tip: When storing the unit, leave a few dry towels in the unit to collect any condensation that may not have been removed when cleaning. Transport and Storage Temperature: -13°F to 158°F (-25°C to 70°C); 93% Maximum Humidity; and Atmospheric Pressure: 700-1060 hPa
4. To prevent hose kinking, wrap the hose with the hook and loop closure located on the carrying strap.

Contraindications

When not to use cold therapy:

• History of cold injury, frostbite, or adverse reactions to cold therapy
• Incoherent due to sedation, anesthesia, coma, or sleep
• Decreased skin sensitivity, localized circulation, or wound healing problems caused by multiple surgical procedures
• Circulatory syndromes due to Raynaud’s, Buerger’s, peripheral vascular, vasospastic, or hypercoagulable clotting disorders
• Hand/wrist or foot/ankle surgery exhibiting polyneuropathy
• Hypersensitivity to cold
• Children 12 and under
• Local tissue infection
• Diabetes

When not to use hot therapy:

• History of heat injury or adverse reactions to hot therapy
• Incoherent due to sedation, anesthesia, coma, or sleep
• Decreased skin sensitivity, localized circulation, or wound healing problems
• Arteriosclerosis or atherosclerosis
• Abdomen of women who are pregnant
• Localized malignancy in the treatment area
• Hypersensitivity to heat
• Local tissue infection, swelling, or inflammation

Precautions

1. Condensation on therapy blankets and couplings may occur when in use, depending on the air temperature and temperature at the treatment site. This is normal; however, DO NOT continue to use it if the skin barrier becomes moist. Change to dry barrier as necessary.
2. Avoid pouring water directly over the power receptacle on the unit's back.
3. Unplug the unit when not in use.
4. Use the proper country electrical adapter.

User Manuals

• Deroyal JetStream Hot/Cold Therapy Unit Guide
• Temperature Therapy Blankets IFU