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These filter and extraction systems are specially designed for your applications and needs. Working with lasers, for example during eye treatments or when removing birthmarks, sets free tiny particles.
The systems remove the pollutants from the air directly at the point of origin and ensure a germ-free working environment.
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No, the TBH filter and extraction systems are not medical devices according to § 3 para. 1 MPG, (German Medical Products Law, as they do not come into direct contact with patients and are primarily used for occupational safety. They do not meet the criteria for medical approval according to DIN EN 60601-1. However, they can be tested according to DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) to meet the increased safety requirements in the medical field.
No, clearance is not required because the systems are designed, and the extraction arm is positioned so that they do not directly touch the patient during extraction and application.
TBH Health Basic and TBH Health Pro have many features in common, such as similar air flow rates up to 200m³/h, identical dimensions, and identical filter types, including the patented InLine filter.
The main difference between the two units is the type of motor and the static pressure. The TBH Health Basic has a brush motor with a guaranteed lifetime of 600 operating hours and an average lifetime of approximately 600-800 hours. Although it is technically possible to change only the brushes, this can shorten the life of the motor, as the commutator is often also damaged, resulting in faster wear of the brushes. The TBH Health Basic offers a higher static pressure of 14,000 Pa, but this is irrelevant for extraction arm applications.
Due to the limited motor life and maintenance requirements, we recommend the TBH Health Basic for applications where the operating time is between 5 and 20 minutes per day. The TBH Health Pro for applications where the operating time exceeds 20 minutes per day.
The TBH Health Pro and TBH Health Pro Silence are similar in technology and application, have similar airflow rates (max. 200m³/h or max. 300m³/h) due to the same motor technology and are maintenance free due to the brushless motor and drive system. The lifetime of the motor is approximately 20,000h – 40,000h and we give a warranty of 10,000h. Both systems are equipped with the patented InLine filter and are recommended for applications where the operating time is more than 20 minutes per day. However, there are significant differences: The TBH Health Pro is more compact, has a smaller filter area and a higher noise level (62 dB). The system uses a compact 2-stage filter (HEPA particle filter H13 + activated carbon). The TBH Health Pro Silence, on the other hand, requires slightly more space, but offers a larger filter area and a lower noise level (53 dB). It allows the HEPA filter H14 and the activated carbon filter to be replaced separately, resulting in lower filter replacement costs.
Changing the main filters in the TBH Health System is easy and does not require any special knowledge or tools. All you have to do is open the cover of the system, remove the old filters and insert the new ones. A detailed video tutorial can be found at Medical & Aesthetic Systems – TBH GmbH Extraction Systems: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The assembly is very simple and does not require any special knowledge. Just watch our video tutorial at the link below: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The extraction arm can be precisely positioned by turning the screws. Overstretching the extraction arm should be avoided as this can cause the system to tilt. See our video tutorial at the link below: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The TBH Hygiene Concept was developed specifically for TBH medical and aesthetic applications to ensure cleanliness and protection against infection. It has been tested by the independent, accredited test laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen, Germany.
To implement the TBH hygiene concept, we recommend the following steps:
- Change the main HEPA filter in the system every six months.
- Clean the extraction hood by wiping with disinfectant wipes and clean the protective grille in the thermal washer-disinfector.
- Remove the InLine filter and replace with a new InLine filter. Securely place the used InLine filter in a sealed, tear-proof bag for disposal.
The TBH Health Pro is more compact and louder (62 dB), ideal for limited space and less continuous operation. The TBH Health Pro Silence requires more space, is quieter (53 dB) and has lower cost of ownership due to separately replaceable filters. It is better suited for continuous operation and noise sensitive environments. Both are designed for use for more than 20 minutes per day.
The TBH Health Series main filters are monitored by a differential pressure sensor that indicates when they are saturated. If saturation is not indicated within one year, it is necessary to change the HEPA particulate filters for sanitary reasons. The activated carbon filter, which is not monitored by a differential pressure sensor, should be changed at least every 6-12 months or when odors develop. According to the TBH hygiene concept, the InLine filter, which is also not monitored by a sensor, should be changed daily or weekly at the latest to prevent the transfer of bacteria and germs.
The system requires minimal maintenance. Other than regular filter changes and cleaning, the system is virtually maintenance free. The surfaces and the extraction arm should be cleaned regularly by wiping with disinfectant, see the step-by-step video instructions at: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
In addition, the adjustment screws should be tightened weekly to prevent possible sinking of the extraction arm. For more information, please refer to the equipment catalogs and operating and maintenance manuals.
The patented InLine filter is an innovation designed specifically for medical and aesthetic applications. Attached directly to the hood, the InLine filter captures particles, germs and bacteria at the point of origin. Thanks to the „1-click system“, it can be changed in about 5 seconds. The hood itself is easy to disassemble and clean. The InLine filter is located at the tip. This prevents the extraction arm from becoming dirty, where bacteria and germs can multiply and significantly reduces the amount of cleaning required for the system. In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and possibly fluid from falling out of the suction arm, thus preventing the transfer of germs between patients. This protects the system’s main filter and significantly extends filter life.
The extraction tip is smaller in diameter, the view is less obstructed. However, it is not the first choice for hygienic reasons, as it does not protect the extraction arm from contamination and germ formation, and it puts more stress on the main filter. If the standard hood interferes with positioning on the patient, it can be easily removed by loosening the 4 screws. The function of the InLine filter is not affected.
The TBH main filters in the system are easy to change, no special knowledge or tools are required. Simply open the system’s cover, remove the filters and install the new ones. Click here for detailed video instructions: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
Depending on the application and the hygiene regulations in your treatment room, it may be necessary to create a hygiene concept that takes the filter and extraction system into account.
Regarding the system, the following points are important and should be evaluated individually:
– Recommendation: Cleaning after each treatment /// Minimum standard: Cleaning per working day.
o Wipe disinfection of hood and extraction arm (external)
o Change of InLine filter
– Recommendation: Cleaning weekly /// Minimum Standard: Cleaning monthly
o Disassembly and cleaning of extraction arm
o External cleaning of the unit
– Recommendation: Semi-annual maintenance /// Minimum Standard: Annual maintenance
o Perform electrical safety test according to DGUV 3
o Change main filter and activated carbon filter
The InLine filter prevents contamination of the extraction arm due to its position at the tip, which reduces the adhesion of particles and the growth of germs and bacteria. This significantly reduces the effort required to clean the system. The InLine filter eliminates the need for a daily time-consuming disassembly and cleaning of the extraction arm, saving labor time while maintaining hygiene. Clean the extraction arm at least monthly, we recommend it weekly.
– In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and liquids from falling out of the extraction arm, preventing cross-contamination between patients.
– The InLine filter also protects the system’s main filter, significantly extending its life.
– The system’s suction power creates a complete air exchange in the treatment room several times per hour, resulting in significantly less airborne germs and bacteria.
– The optimal cleaning performance was verified by the independent, accredited test laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen, Germany.
For more information, see the cleaning video at the link provided: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
No, TBH filter and extraction systems are not medical devices as defined in Section 3(1) of the German Medical Devices Act (MPG), as they do not come into direct contact with patients and are primarily intended for occupational safety purposes. They do not meet the criteria for medical approval under DIN EN 60601-1. However, they can be tested to meet the increased safety requirements in the medical sector in accordance with DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1).
No, approval is not required, as the devices are designed and the suction arm is positioned in such a way that they do not come into direct contact with the patient during use, while suctioning.
The TBH Health Basic and TBH Health Pro have many similarities, such as similar airflow rates of up to 200 m³/h, identical dimensions, and identical filter types, including the patented InLine filter.
The main difference between the two units lies in the motor type and static pressure. The TBH Health Basic features a brush motor with a guaranteed runtime of 600 operating hours and an average service life of approximately 600–800 hours. Although it is technically possible to replace only the brushes, doing so may shorten the motor’s service life, as the commutator is often damaged as well, leading to faster brush wear. In addition, the TBH Health Basic offers a higher static pressure of 14,000 Pa, which is, however, irrelevant for applications with extraction arms.
Due to the motor’s limited service life and maintenance requirements, we recommend the TBH Health Basic for applications where the operating time is between 5 and 20 minutes per day. The TBH Health Pro is recommended for applications with an operating time of over 20 minutes per day.
The TBH Health Pro and TBH Health Pro Silence are similar in terms of technology and application, have comparable airflow rates (max. 200 m³/h and max. 300 m³/h, respectively) due to the same motor technology, and are maintenance-free thanks to their brushless motors and drive systems. The motor’s service life is approximately 20,000–40,000 hours, for which we provide a 10,000-hour warranty. Both units are equipped with the patented InLine filter and are recommended for applications where the operating time exceeds 20 minutes per day. However, there are significant differences. The TBH Health Pro is more compact but has a smaller filter area and a higher noise level (62 dB). The unit uses a compact 2-stage filter (HEPA particle filter H13 + activated carbon). In contrast, the TBH Health Pro Silence requires slightly more space but offers a larger filter area and a lower noise level (53 dB). It allows for the separate replacement of the HEPA H14 particle filter and the activated carbon filter, resulting in lower ongoing costs.
The TBH Health Pro is more compact and louder (62 dB), making it ideal for limited spaces and less frequent use. The TBH Health Pro Silence requires more space, is quieter (53 dB), and has lower ongoing costs thanks to its separately replaceable filters. It is better suited for continuous use and noise-sensitive environments. Both are designed for use for more than 20 minutes per day.
The main filters in the TBH Health Series are monitored by a differential pressure sensor that indicates when they are saturated. If no saturation is indicated within one year, the HEPA particle filters must be replaced for hygienic reasons. The activated carbon filter, which is not monitored by a differential pressure sensor, should be replaced at least every 6–12 months or when odors develop. The InLine filter, which is also not monitored by a sensor, should be replaced daily—or at least weekly—according to the TBH hygiene concept to prevent the spread of bacteria and germs.
Maintenance requirements for the system are minimal. Aside from regular filter changes and cleaning, the system is largely maintenance-free. The surfaces and the extraction arm should be cleaned regularly using a wipe-down disinfection method; see the step-by-step video instructions at: (see cleaning video under “Air Extraction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH”).
In addition, the adjustment screws should be tightened weekly to prevent the extraction arm from sagging. Further information can be found in the system catalogs as well as in the operating and maintenance manuals.
The patented InLine filter is an innovation designed specifically for applications in the medical and aesthetic fields. This filter, which is attached directly to the hood, captures particles, germs, and bacteria right at the source. Thanks to the “1-Click System,” the InLine filter can be replaced in about 5 seconds. The hood itself is easy to remove and clean. By being positioned at the tip, the InLine filter prevents the suction arm from becoming contaminated, where bacteria and germs could otherwise multiply. This significantly reduces the cleaning effort required for the system. Furthermore, the InLine filter prevents particles and any liquid from falling out of the suction arm, thereby preventing the transmission of germs between patients. This protects the system’s main filter and significantly extends its service life.
The suction tip has a smaller diameter. This reduces obstruction of the view. However, for hygienic reasons, it is not the first choice, as it does not protect the suction arm from contamination and germ formation and places a greater load on the main filter. If the standard hood interferes with positioning the device on the patient, it can be easily removed by loosening the 4 screws. This does not impair the function of the InLine filter.
The TBH main filters in the system are easy to replace; no special knowledge or tools are required. Simply open the system cover, remove the filters, and insert the new ones. You can find detailed video instructions here: Air Extraction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH
Replacing the main filters in the TBH Health system is easy and requires no special knowledge or tools. All you need to do is open the unit’s cover, remove the old filters, and insert the new ones. You can find detailed video instructions at the following link: Air Extraction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH
Assembly is very simple and requires no special knowledge. You can find detailed video instructions at the following link: Air extraction for medical applications – TBH GmbH
The extraction arm can be precisely positioned by turning the screws. Avoid overstretching the suction arm, as this could cause the system to tip over. You can find detailed video instructions at the following link: Air Suction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH
The TBH Hygiene Concept was developed specifically for medical and aesthetic applications by TBH to ensure purity, infection control, and cleanliness. It has been tested and certified by the independent, accredited testing laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen.
To implement the TBH hygiene concept, we recommend the following steps:
- Replace the HEPA main filter in the unit every six months.
- Clean the extraction hood using wipe disinfection with disinfectant wipes and clean the protective grille in the thermal disinfector.
- Remove the InLine filter and insert a new one. Pack the used InLine filter securely in a closed, tear-resistant bag and dispose of it.
Additional tip: Only effective capture and filtration, combined with the cleaning and disinfection of surfaces, protects against the spread of viruses and bacteria between patients. Keep the system running between treatments so that it can filter all the air in the treatment room several times per hour, significantly reducing the risk of contamination and infection.
Depending on the specific application and hygiene regulations in your treatment room, it may be necessary to develop a hygiene plan that takes the filter and suction system into account.
With regard to the system, the following points are particularly important and must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis:
– Recommendation: Cleaning after each treatment /// Minimum standard: Cleaning once per workday
o Wipe-down disinfection of the hood and suction arm (exterior)
o Replacement of the InLine filter
– Recommendation: Weekly cleaning /// Minimum standard: Monthly cleaning
o Disassembly and cleaning of the suction arm
o External cleaning of the unit
– Recommendation: Semi-annual maintenance /// Minimum standard: Annual maintenance
o Performance of the electrical safety inspection in accordance with DGUV 3
o Replacement of the main filter and activated carbon filter
o External cleaning of the system
Because of its position at the tip, the InLine filter prevents the extraction arm from becoming dirty, thereby reducing the buildup of particles and the growth of germs and bacteria. This significantly reduces the effort required to clean the system. The InLine filter means that the time-consuming disassembly and cleaning of the suction arm no longer needs to be performed daily, but only weekly or monthly, which saves working time while ensuring hygiene.
– In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and any liquids from falling out of the suction arm, thereby avoiding cross-contamination between patients.
– The InLine filter also protects the system’s main filter, significantly extending its service life.
– The system’s suction capacity results in a complete air exchange in the treatment room several times per hour, leading to a significantly lower concentration of germs and bacteria in the air.
– Optimal cleanability has been tested and confirmed by the independent, accredited testing laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen.
For more information, please watch the cleaning video at the link below: Air Suction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH
No, the TBH filter and extraction systems are not medical devices according to § 3 para. 1 MPG, (German Medical Products Law, as they do not come into direct contact with patients and are primarily used for occupational safety. They do not meet the criteria for medical approval according to DIN EN 60601-1. However, they can be tested according to DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) to meet the increased safety requirements in the medical field.
No, clearance is not required because the systems are designed, and the extraction arm is positioned so that they do not directly touch the patient during extraction and application.
TBH Health Basic and TBH Health Pro have many features in common, such as similar air flow rates up to 200m³/h, identical dimensions, and identical filter types, including the patented InLine filter.
The main difference between the two units is the type of motor and the static pressure. The TBH Health Basic has a brush motor with a guaranteed lifetime of 600 operating hours and an average lifetime of approximately 600-800 hours. Although it is technically possible to change only the brushes, this can shorten the life of the motor, as the commutator is often also damaged, resulting in faster wear of the brushes. The TBH Health Basic offers a higher static pressure of 14,000 Pa, but this is irrelevant for extraction arm applications.
Due to the limited motor life and maintenance requirements, we recommend the TBH Health Basic for applications where the operating time is between 5 and 20 minutes per day. The TBH Health Pro for applications where the operating time exceeds 20 minutes per day.
The TBH Health Pro and TBH Health Pro Silence are similar in technology and application, have similar airflow rates (max. 200m³/h or max. 300m³/h) due to the same motor technology and are maintenance free due to the brushless motor and drive system. The lifetime of the motor is approximately 20,000h – 40,000h and we give a warranty of 10,000h. Both systems are equipped with the patented InLine filter and are recommended for applications where the operating time is more than 20 minutes per day. However, there are significant differences: The TBH Health Pro is more compact, has a smaller filter area and a higher noise level (62 dB). The system uses a compact 2-stage filter (HEPA particle filter H13 + activated carbon). The TBH Health Pro Silence, on the other hand, requires slightly more space, but offers a larger filter area and a lower noise level (53 dB). It allows the HEPA filter H14 and the activated carbon filter to be replaced separately, resulting in lower filter replacement costs.
Changing the main filters in the TBH Health System is easy and does not require any special knowledge or tools. All you have to do is open the cover of the system, remove the old filters and insert the new ones. A detailed video tutorial can be found at Medical & Aesthetic Systems – TBH GmbH Extraction Systems: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The assembly is very simple and does not require any special knowledge. Just watch our video tutorial at the link below: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The extraction arm can be precisely positioned by turning the screws. Overstretching the extraction arm should be avoided as this can cause the system to tilt. See our video tutorial at the link below: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
Darüber hinaus sollten die Einstellschrauben wöchentlich nachgezogen werden, um ein mögliches Absinken des Absaugarms zu verhindern. Weitere Informationen finden Sie in den Anlagenkatalogen sowie in den Betriebs- und Wartungsanleitungen.
The TBH Hygiene Concept was developed specifically for TBH medical and aesthetic applications to ensure cleanliness and protection against infection. It has been tested by the independent, accredited test laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen, Germany.
To implement the TBH hygiene concept, we recommend the following steps:
- Change the main HEPA filter in the system every six months.
- Clean the extraction hood by wiping with disinfectant wipes and clean the protective grille in the thermal washer-disinfector.
- Remove the InLine filter and replace with a new InLine filter. Securely place the used InLine filter in a sealed, tear-proof bag for disposal.
Die Saugspitze hat einen kleineren Durchmesser. Dadurch wird die Sicht weniger behindert. Sie ist jedoch aus hygienischen Gründen nicht die erste Wahl, da sie den Absaugarm nicht vor Verschmutzung und Keimbildung schützt und den Hauptfilter stärker belastet. Sollte die serienmäßig montierte Haube bei der Positionierung am Patienten stören, kann sie durch Lösen der 4 Schrauben einfach abgenommen werden. Die Funktion des InLine-Filters wird dadurch nicht beeinträchtigt.
The TBH Health Pro is more compact and louder (62 dB), ideal for limited space and less continuous operation. The TBH Health Pro Silence requires more space, is quieter (53 dB) and has lower cost of ownership due to separately replaceable filters. It is better suited for continuous operation and noise sensitive environments. Both are designed for use for more than 20 minutes per day.
The TBH Health Series main filters are monitored by a differential pressure sensor that indicates when they are saturated. If saturation is not indicated within one year, it is necessary to change the HEPA particulate filters for sanitary reasons. The activated carbon filter, which is not monitored by a differential pressure sensor, should be changed at least every 6-12 months or when odors develop. According to the TBH hygiene concept, the InLine filter, which is also not monitored by a sensor, should be changed daily or weekly at the latest to prevent the transfer of bacteria and germs.
The system requires minimal maintenance. Other than regular filter changes and cleaning, the system is virtually maintenance free. The surfaces and the extraction arm should be cleaned regularly by wiping with disinfectant, see the step-by-step video instructions at: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
In addition, the adjustment screws should be tightened weekly to prevent possible sinking of the extraction arm. For more information, please refer to the equipment catalogs and operating and maintenance manuals.
The patented InLine filter is an innovation designed specifically for medical and aesthetic applications. Attached directly to the hood, the InLine filter captures particles, germs and bacteria at the point of origin. Thanks to the “1-click system”, it can be changed in about 5 seconds. The hood itself is easy to disassemble and clean. The InLine filter is located at the tip. This prevents the extraction arm from becoming dirty, where bacteria and germs can multiply and significantly reduces the amount of cleaning required for the system. In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and possibly fluid from falling out of the suction arm, thus preventing the transfer of germs between patients. This protects the system’s main filter and significantly extends filter life.
The extraction tip is smaller in diameter, the view is less obstructed. However, it is not the first choice for hygienic reasons, as it does not protect the extraction arm from contamination and germ formation, and it puts more stress on the main filter. If the standard hood interferes with positioning on the patient, it can be easily removed by loosening the 4 screws. The function of the InLine filter is not affected.
The TBH main filters in the system are easy to change, no special knowledge or tools are required. Simply open the system’s cover, remove the filters and install the new ones. Click here for detailed video instructions: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
Changing the main filters in the TBH Health System is easy and does not require any special knowledge or tools. You just need to open the cover of the system, remove the old filters and insert the new ones. Click on the link for a detailed video tutorial: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
With regard to the equipment, the following points are particularly important and must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis:
– Recommendation: Cleaning after each treatment /// Minimum standard: Cleaning once per workday
o Wipe-down disinfection of the hood and extraction arm (exterior)
o Replacement of the InLine filter
– Recommendation: Weekly cleaning /// Minimum standard: Monthly cleaning
o Disassembly and cleaning of the extraction arm
o External cleaning of the unit
– Recommendation: Semiannual maintenance /// Minimum standard: Annual maintenance
o Performing the electrical safety inspection in accordance with DGUV 3
o Replacing the main filter and activated carbon filter
o External cleaning of the system
The assembly is very simple and does not require any special knowledge. Click on the link for a detailed video tutorial: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
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In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and any liquids from falling out of the suction arm, thereby preventing cross-contamination between patients.
– The InLine filter also protects the system’s main filter, which significantly extends its service life.
– The system’s suction capacity results in a complete air exchange in the treatment room several times per hour, leading to a significantly lower concentration of germs and bacteria in the air.
– Optimal cleanability has been tested and confirmed by the independent, accredited testing laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen.
For more information, please watch the cleaning video at the link below: Air Suction for Medical Applications – TBH GmbH
The extraction arm can be precisely positioned by turning the screws. Overstretching the extraction arm should be avoided, otherwise the system may tilt. A detailed video tutorial can be found at the link: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and any liquids from falling out of the suction arm, thereby preventing cross-contamination between patients.
– The InLine filter also protects the system’s main filter, which significantly extends its service life.
– The system’s suction capacity results in a complete air exchange in the treatment room several times per hour, leading to a significantly lower concentration of germs and bacteria in the air.
– Optimal cleanability has been tested and confirmed by the independent, accredited testing laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen.
For more information, please watch the cleaning video at the link below: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
The TBH Hygiene Concept was developed specifically for TBH medical and aesthetic applications to ensure cleanliness, and protection against infection. It was tested by the independent, accredited test laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen, Germany.
To implement the TBH hygiene concept, we recommend the following steps:
1. Change the main HEPA filter in the system every six months.
2. Clean the suction hood by wiping it up with disinfectant wipes and clean the protective grille in the thermal disinfector.
3. Remove the InLine filter and replace it with a new one. Securely place the used InLine filter in a sealed, tear-proof bag for disposal.
Additional Tip: Only effective capture and filtration combined with surface cleaning and disinfection will prevent the spread of viruses/bacteria between patients. Leave the system on between treatments so it can filter all the air in the treatment room several times an hour, significantly reducing the risk of contamination and infection.
Depending on the application and the hygiene regulations in your treatment room, it may be necessary to create a hygiene concept that takes the filter and extraction system into account.
Regarding the system, the following points are important and should be evaluated individually:
– Recommendation: Cleaning after each treatment /// Minimum standard: Cleaning per working day.
o Wipe disinfection of hood and extraction arm (external)
o Change of InLine filter
– Recommendation: Cleaning weekly /// Minimum Standard: Cleaning monthly
o Disassembly and cleaning of extraction arm
o External cleaning of the unit
– Recommendation: Semi-annual maintenance /// Minimum Standard: Annual maintenance
o Perform electrical safety test according to DGUV 3
o Change main filter and activated carbon filter
The InLine filter prevents contamination of the extraction arm due to its position at the tip, which reduces the adhesion of particles and the growth of germs and bacteria. This significantly reduces the effort required to clean the system. The InLine filter eliminates the need for a daily time-consuming disassembly and cleaning of the extraction arm, saving labor time while maintaining hygiene. Clean the extraction arm at least monthly, we recommend it weekly.
– In addition, the InLine filter prevents particles and liquids from falling out of the extraction arm, preventing cross-contamination between patients.
– The InLine filter also protects the system’s main filter, significantly extending its life.
– The system’s suction power creates a complete air exchange in the treatment room several times per hour, resulting in significantly less airborne germs and bacteria.
– The optimal cleaning performance was verified by the independent, accredited test laboratory CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG in Emmingen-Liptingen, Germany.
For more information, see the cleaning video at the link provided: Medical & Aesthetic systems – TBH GmbH extraction systems
No, i sistemi di aspirazione e filtraggio TBH non sono dispositivi medici ai sensi del § 3 par. 1 MPG, (legge tedesca sui dispositivi medici), in quanto non entrano in contatto diretto con i pazienti e sono utilizzati principalmente per la sicurezza sul lavoro. Non soddisfano i criteri per l’approvazione medica secondo la norma DIN EN 60601-1. Nel caso dovesse essere necessario, possono essere testati secondo la normativa DIN EN 62353 (VDE 0751-1) per soddisfare i maggiori requisiti di sicurezza in campo medicale.
No, non è obbligatorio ottenere una licenza classe lla perché il braccio di aspirazione è posizionato in modo tale da non toccare direttamente il paziente durante la fase di applicazione e aspirazione.
: I dispositivi TBH Health Basic e TBH Health Pro hanno molti aspetti in comune, come la portata d’aria fino a 200m³/h, le dimensioni e gli stessi tipi di filtro, tra cui il filtro brevettato InLine.
La differenza principale tra le due apparecchiature è il tipo di motore e la pressione statica. La TBH Health Basic ha un motore a spazzole con un’autonomia garantita di 600 ore di funzionamento e una durata media di circa 600-800 ore. Sebbene sia tecnicamente possibile cambiare solo le spazzole, questo può ridurre la vita del motore, poiché spesso anche il collettore viene danneggiato, con conseguente usura più rapida delle spazzole. Il TBH Health Basic offre una pressione statica più elevata, pari a 14.000 Pa, che però è irrilevante per l’uso con bracci di aspirazione.
A causa della durata limitata del motore e dei requisiti di manutenzione, consigliamo il modello TBH Health Basic per le esigenze di funzionamento tra i 5 e i 20 minuti al giorno. Il TBH Health Pro per applicazioni con un tempo di funzionamento superiore a 20 minuti al giorno.
Il TBH Health Pro e il TBH Health Pro Silence sono simili per quanto riguarda la tecnologia e la loro applicazione, hanno portate d’aria simili (max. 200m³/h o max. 300m³/h) grazie alla medesima tecnologia del motore e sono esenti da manutenzione grazie al motore brushless senza spazzole (motore a commutazione elettrica azionato da una fonte di alimentazione in c.c. tramite un controllore esterno). La vita operativa del motore è di circa 20.000h – 40.000h, inoltre offriamo una garanzia di 10.000h. Entrambe le apparecchiature sono dotate del filtro brevettato InLine e sono indicate per esigenze di lavoro che richiedono più di 20 minuti al giorno. Ci sono però delle differenze importanti. Il TBH Health Pro è più compatto, ha un’area di filtraggio più piccola e un livello di rumorosità più elevato (62 dB). Il sistema utilizza un filtro compatto a 2 stadi (filtro HEPA per particelle H13 + carbone attivo). Il TBH Health Pro Silence, invece, richiede uno spazio leggermente maggiore, offre un’area di filtraggio più grande e un livello di rumorosità più basso (53 dB). Il filtro antiparticolato HEPA H14 e il filtro a carbone attivo possono essere sostituiti separatamente, con conseguente riduzione dei costi di manutenzione.
Il TBH Health Pro è più compatto e più rumoroso (62 dB), ideale per spazi limitati e per un utilizzo meno frequente. Il TBH Health Pro Silence richiede più spazio, è più silenzioso (53 dB) e ha costi di manutenzione inferiori grazie ai filtri che si possono sostituire separatamente. È più adatto al funzionamento continuo e agli ambienti più sensibili al rumore. Entrambi sono progettati per un utilizzo superiore ai 20 minuti al giorno.
I filtri principali della serie TBH Health sono monitorati da un sensore di pressione differenziale che indica quando sono saturi. Se la saturazione non viene segnalata entro un anno, è necessario cambiare i filtri HEPA per motivi igienici. Il filtro a carbone attivo, che non è monitorato da un sensore di pressione differenziale, deve essere sostituito almeno ogni 6-12 mesi o quando si sviluppano odori. Secondo il concetto di igiene di TBH, il filtro InLine, anch’esso non monitorato da un sensore, dovrebbe essere cambiato quotidianamente, al massimo settimanalmente, per evitare il contagio con batteri e germi.
La manutenzione del sistema è minima. A parte la sostituzione e la pulizia periodica dei filtri, il sistema è praticamente esente da manutenzione. Le superfici e il braccio di aspirazione devono essere puliti regolarmente con un panno disinfettante, vedi le istruzioni video step by step:
Aspiratori settore estetica e medicale – TBH abbattimento particelle
Inoltre, le viti di regolazione devono essere riavvitate settimanalmente per evitare che il braccio di aspirazione possa abbassarsi. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta i cataloghi del sistema e le istruzioni per l’uso e la manutenzione.
: Il filtro InLine brevettato è un’innovazione pensata appositamente per le applicazioni medicali ed estetiche. Questo filtro, collegato direttamente alla parabola, abbatte particelle, germi e batteri direttamente al punto di origine. Grazie al “sistema 1-click”, il filtro InLine può essere sostituito in circa 5 secondi. Essendo posizionato sulla sommità, evita che il braccio di aspirazione si riempia di impurità, dove altrimenti potrebbero moltiplicarsi batteri e germi. La pulizia del sistema si riduce così in modo considerevole. Inoltre, il filtro InLine impedisce la fuoriuscita di particelle e di liquidi dal braccio di aspirazione e di conseguenza il passaggio di germi tra pazienti. Il filtro principale dell’unità è viene protetto e la sua durata di vita si prolunga notevolmente.
La punta di aspirazione ha un diametro più piccolo. Ciò significa che il campo visivo è meno limitato. Non è però la prima scelta per motivi igienici, in quanto non protegge il braccio di aspirazione dalla contaminazione e dalla formazione di germi e mette a dura prova il filtro principale. Se la parabola interferisce il campo visivo durante l’uso, può essere facilmente rimossa allentando le 4 viti. L’uso senza parabola non influisce sul funzionamento del filtro InLine.
I filtri principali dei sistemi TBH sono facili da sostituire, non sono necessarie conoscenze o strumenti particolari. Basta aprire il coperchio del sistema, rimuovere i filtri e inserire quelli nuovi.
Consulta le istruzioni dettagliate video su: Aspiratori settore estetica e medicale – TBH abbattimento particelle
La sostituzione dei filtri principali dell’unità TBH Health è semplice e non richiede conoscenze o strumenti particolari. Tutto ciò che devi fare è aprire il coperchio dell’unità, rimuovere i filtri usati e inserire quelli nuovi. Puoi trovare un video dettagliato di istruzioni al link: Aspirazione dell’aria per applicazioni mediche – TBH GmbH
Il processo di montaggio è molto semplice e non richiede conoscenze particolari. Consulta le istruzioni dettagliate video su: Aspiratori settore estetica e medicale – TBH abbattimento particelle
Il braccio di aspirazione può essere posizionato con esattezza ruotando le viti. Si consiglia di non allungare eccessivamente il braccio di aspirazione, per evitare che l’apparecchio si possa sbilanciare e cadere. Consulta le istruzioni dettagliate video su: Aspiratori settore estetica e medicale – TBH abbattimento particelle
Il sistema di igiene TBH è stato sviluppato appositamente dalla TBH per applicazioni in campo medicale ed estetico, al fine di garantire sicurezza, protezione contro le contaminazioni e pulizia. È stato testato dal laboratorio indipendente e accreditato CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG di Emmingen-Liptingen in Germania.
Per implementare il piano igienico TBH, ti consigliamo di seguire i seguenti step:
1° Sostituire il filtro principale HEPA dell’unità ogni sei mesi.
2° Pulire il sistema di aspirazione mediante disinfezione con salviette disinfettanti e pulire la griglia di protezione nel termodisinfettore.
3° Estrarre il filtro InLine e inserirne uno nuovo. Porre il filtro InLine usato in un sacchetto antistrappo, e successivamente smaltirlo.
Suggerimento aggiuntivo: solo l’abbattimento, la pulizia e alla disinfezione delle superfici protegge contro la diffusione di virus/batteri tra i pazienti. Mantieni il dispositivo acceso tra un trattamento e l’altro in modo che possa filtrare più volte all’ora l’aria nell’ambiente, riducendo in modo significativo il rischio di contaminazione e infezione.
A seconda del tipo di applicazione e delle norme igieniche della tua sala di trattamento, potrebbe essere necessario creare un piano di igiene che prenda in considerazione il sistema di filtraggio e di aspirazione.
Per quanto riguarda il sistema, i punti seguenti sono particolarmente importanti e devono essere valutati individualmente:
– Raccomandazione: pulizia dopo ogni trattamento /// Standard minimo: pulizia ogni giorno lavorativo.
o Disinfezione con panno della parabola e del braccio di aspirazione (all’esterno)
o Sostituzione del filtro InLine
– Raccomandazione: pulizia settimanale /// Standard minimo: pulizia mensile
o Smontaggio e pulizia del braccio di aspirazione
o Pulizia esterna dell’apparecchio
– Raccomandazione: manutenzione semestrale /// Standard minimo: manutenzione annuale
o Esecuzione dell’ispezione di sicurezza elettrica secondo la normativa DGUV 3
o Sostituzione del filtro principale e del filtro a carbone attivo
o Pulizia esterna dell’apparecchio
Il filtro InLine previene la contaminazione del braccio di aspirazione grazie alla sua posizione sulla sommità, riducendo così la presenza di particelle e la proliferazione di germi e batteri. L’impegno richiesto per la pulizia del sistema è quindi notevolmente ridotto. Il filtro InLine fa sì che le lunghe operazioni di smontaggio e pulizia del braccio di aspirazione non debbano più essere effettuate quotidianamente, ma solo settimanalmente o mensilmente, risparmiando tempo di lavoro e garantendo allo stesso tempo l’igiene.
– Inoltre, il filtro InLine impedisce la fuoriuscita di particelle e liquidi dal braccio di aspirazione, evitando così la contaminazione tra pazienti.
– Il filtro InLine protegge anche il filtro principale dell’unità, prolungandone notevolmente la durata.
– Le prestazioni di aspirazione dell’unità si concretizzano in un ricambio dell’aria nella sala di trattamento più volte all’ora, con una conseguente riduzione della contaminazione dell’aria.
– La funzionalità di pulizia eccellente è stata testata dal laboratorio di prova indipendente e accreditato CleanControlling Medical GmbH & Co. KG di Emmingen-Liptingen in Germania
Per maggiori informazioni, consulta il video sulla pulizia su: Aspiratori settore estetica e medicale – TBH abbattimento particelle