Natus medical received a report that a neoblue cozy device had multiple leds burnt out and the manufacturer specified intensity couldn't be reached when the potentiometer was turned up to maximum.The complainant was using an ohmeda bili-blanket meter ii to measure intensity with a calibration due date of (b)(6) 2018.When asked for the intensity measurement that was taken, the complainant stated that the median intensity value measured below 35 uw/cm^2/nm.A device timer reading of 3793.4 hours was provided.There was no report of death, serious injury, delay in treatment, or patient involvement.The neoblue cozy service manual states that the light intensity specification is greater than or equal to 30 uw/cm^2/nm as measured by a neoblue radiometer.Per the conversion chart in the neoblue cozy service manual, a 30 uw/cm^2/nm measurement taken using a neoblue radiometer corresponds to a 28 uw/cm^2/nm measurement taken using an ohmeda bili-blanket meter ii.Therefore, the conversion chart indicates the intensity specification is greater than or equal to 28 uw/cm^2/nm using an ohmeda bili-blanket meter ii.The complainant reported that the intensity was below specification and the measurement taken was less than 35 uw/cm^2/nm.However, because the conversion chart indicates the specification is greater than or equal to 28 uw/cm^2/nm, it was not possible to determine if the intensity was actually below the specification or if the user was applying the incorrect specification.
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