ROTARY LATCH FOR PORTHOLE DOOR OF AN INCUBATOR

ROTARY LATCH FOR PORTHOLE DOOR OF AN INCUBATOR

A neonatal incubator system (1) includes an enclosure (10) having a series of side panels (18) that create a chamber (14) that receives an infant. At least one of the side panels (18) includes a porthole (15) having a porthole door (26) that is movable between open and closed positions. A rotary lat...

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Hauptverfasser: FALK, Steven M, KLOCKOW, Helge B, MITZLAFF, Lothar, DREHER, Andreas, RHEINLADER, Jan, KURZ, Arne, HUG, Hendrik, SCHLAG, Michael, THANGAVELU, Mohanavenkatesh, NOUSHAD, Shahasan
Format: Patent
Sprache:eng ; fre ; ger
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ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS ORWINDOWS
CHAIRS FOR DENTISTRY
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
FUNERAL DEVICES
HANDCUFFS
HUMAN NECESSITIES
HYGIENE
KEYS
LOCKS
MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE
OPERATING TABLES OR CHAIRS
SAFES
TRANSPORT OR ACCOMODATION FOR PATIENTS
WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS
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Zusammenfassung:A neonatal incubator system (1) includes an enclosure (10) having a series of side panels (18) that create a chamber (14) that receives an infant. At least one of the side panels (18) includes a porthole (15) having a porthole door (26) that is movable between open and closed positions. A rotary latch (46) is positioned to engage the porthole door (26) to retain the porthole door (26) in the closed position when the rotary latch (46) is in a latched position. The rotary latch (46) is designed such movement of the rotary latch (46) to an unlatched position creates physical separation between the porthole door (26) and a sealing gasket (38) or bumpers located between the porthole door (26) and the side panel (18). The rotary latch (46) is designed such that a control knob (70) can be moved to a cleaning position in which the control knob (70) is spaced from the side panel (18) to expose a liquid gutter (66) that is formed as part of a stationary base (50).