iCleanse Swift XL Large Disinfecting Station For Multiple Phones and Large Tablets User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- iCleanse
Table of Contents
- iCleanse Swift XL Large Disinfecting Station For Multiple Phones and
- Meet your Swift
- Indicators
- Tech Specs
- Setting up your Swift Unit
- Accessing the Settings Menu
- Setting the Disinfection Time
- Disinfecting
- Lamp Status & Lamp Replacement
- Guidelines for Use
- Troubleshooting
- Warranty and Registration
- We’re Here to Help
- Connect with Us
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
iCleanse Swift XL Large Disinfecting Station For Multiple Phones and
Large Tablets
Meet your Swift
iCleanse Swift units provide chemical-free, general-purpose disinfection for
mobile phones and tablets, as well as stethoscopes, hair styling tools, CB
radios, and so much more.
Swift units have been designed for minimal contact with what you place in it,
allowing maximum surface coverage by germicidal light during the disinfection
cycle.
Please read through this guide thoroughly to ensure proper use of your Swift
unit.
Indicators
iCleanse Swift units include an intuitive touch-screen interface that visibly
shows the status of the device and if there are any errors. The screen will
turn off after one minute of idle use. To wake the unit back up, touch
anywhere on the screen or open the drawer.
Initializing: The lamps are warming up to start the disinfection cycle.
Disinfecting : The unit is in the middle of a disinfection cycle.
Drawer Open: The drawer is not fully shut. To continue with cycle, please
ensure the drawer is fully shut.
Disinfection Complete: The disinfection cycle is complete and you can now
open the drawer and remove your device.
Disinfection Not Complete: The disinfection cycle was interrupted, by
opening the drawer. Close the drawer and restart the cycle.
Replace Lamps : The lamps have met their 4,000 cycle lifespan and must be
replaced in order to disinfect.
Lamp Fault: This could mean that the lamps are not accurately in place.
Double-check that the lamps are installed correctly.
Tech Specs
Model | Swift |
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Dimensions | 20 in x 17.5 in x 8.75 in / 50.8 cm x 44.5 cm x 22 cm |
Weight | 35.5 lbs / 16.1 kg |
Basket Accommodations | 11 in x 13 in x 2.75 in / 28 cm x 33 cm x 7 cm |
Disinfection Cycle Time | User Defined – Default is 30 seconds |
Operating Temp. Range | 37°F – 95°F / 2.78°C – 35°C |
Operating Humidity Range | 5-95% @ 82.4°F / 5-95% @ 28°C |
Storage Humidity Range | 0-95% Non-condensing |
AC Supply Voltage | 120VAC – 240VAC |
Installation Requirements | Level Surface; 3 in / 7.5 cm from obstruction |
Power Cord Length | 6.5 ft / 2 m |
Swift XL | Swift Mini |
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26 in x 17.5 in x 8.75 in / 66 cm x 44.5 cm x 22 cm | 15.5 in x 17.5 in x 11 in |
/ 39.4 cm x 44.5 cm x 28 cm
38 lbs / 17.2 kg| 29 lbs / 13.2 kg
11 in x 18 in x 2.75 in / 28 cm x 46 cm x 7 cm| 8.5 in x 11 in x 4.5 in / 22
cm x 28 cm x 11 cm
User Defined – Default is 30 seconds| User Defined – Default is 30 seconds
37°F – 95°F / 2.78°C – 35°C| 37°F – 95°F / 2.78°C – 35°C
5-95% @ 82.4°F / 5-95% @ 28°C| 5-95% @ 82.4°F / 5-95% @ 28°C
0-95% Non-condensing| 0-95% Non-condensing
120VAC – 240VAC| 120VAC – 240VAC
Level Surface; 3 in / 7.5 cm from obstruction| Level Surface; 3 in / 7.5 cm
from obstruction
6.5 ft / 2 m| 6.5 ft / 2 m
Setting up your Swift Unit
Ensure the Swift unit is on a level surface and has 3 to 4 inches of open
space behind to allow for proper airflow for the cooling fan.
Remove the protective cover from the touchscreen.
Plug in the power cord to any standard outlet and power on the unit by using
the switch in the back.
The touchscreen display will light up and prompt you to input today’s date.
Input today’s date (mmddyyyy) and press confirm. This is the in-service date.
On the bottom right of the main screen (Figure 01., page 7) is a countdown
ticker for the remaining cycles. Lamps have a usable life of 4,000 cycles. At
500 cycles remaining, there will be a icon as a reminder that new lamps will
be needed.
The default disinfection time set at the factory is 30 seconds. If you would
like to increase the disinfection time, please see page 10.
Accessing the Settings Menu
To access the settings menu (Figure 02) make sure your unit is not in a
disinfection cycle and is displaying the main screen. In the bottom left
corner is a gear icon. Tap this icon and input the default passcode (1234) and
tap enter.
From the settings menu, you can replace lamps, set the disinfection time, view
unit information, access customer support, and change the default passcode.
Selecting Unit Information will tell you about your device.
Manufactured Date : This is the date your unit was assembled.
In-Service Date: Is the date you set your unit up.
Last Lamp Replacement: Will tell you the date you last replaced your
lamps. Serial Number: Note this on page 16 for future reference.
Software Version: Is the version of software currently running on your
device.
If you wish to change the passcode on the unit, tap Change Passcode. Input
your new 4-digit passcode and tap Enter. You will be prompted to enter the
passcode again, hit Enter to confirm. Your passcode is now changed.
Setting the Disinfection Time
To change the disinfection time, access the settings menu from the main screen
and choose “Disinfection Time”.
The default time is 30 seconds and will already be selected. Choose the
desired disinfection time — 30 seconds to 120 seconds and tap confirm. The
disinfection time is set.
15 seconds for most pathogens including MRSA and human coronavirus* in
the Swift and Swift Mini
30 seconds for most pathogens in the Swift XL
90 – 120 seconds to be sporicidal**
Disinfecting
To start a disinfection cycle, open the drawer and place your device(s) on the
basket. Close the drawer and tap “Start” on the main screen.
Once you’ve started a cycle, an “Initializing” screen will display, and then a
“Disinfecting” screen, which countdowns to the end of the cycle.
When the cycle is complete, the screen will display “Disinfection Complete”.
You may now take out your device.
Lamp Status & Lamp Replacement
Each set of lamps has a lifespan of 4,000 cycles. The bottom right corner of
the main screen indicates the number of cycles left.
When lamps reach 500 cycles remaining, icon will appear as a reminder an that
new lamps will be needed.
When there are 0 cycles remaining, “Replace Lamps” will display and you can no
longer run a disinfection cycle. To learn how to replace your lamps go to:
www.icleanse.com/support.
After lamps have been replaced, you will need to reset the lamps in the
settings menu. To do this, access the settings menu from the main screen by
tapping the gear icon in the bottom left corner. Type in your 4-digit pass
code (or the default pass code — 1234) and tap “Enter”.
Once in the settings menu, tap “Lamp Replacement”, type in today’s date
(mmddyyyy), and tap “Confirm”.
The lamp counter will be successfully reset and you can begin a disinfection
cycle.
Guidelines for Use
Non-Critical Devices: iCleanse Swift units should be used on devices
classified as non-critical. “Non-Critical” medical devices are devices that
are in contact with unbroken skin only.
General Purpose Disinfection: This is described as a germicide intended
to process non-critical medical devices and equipment surfaces. Germicide is
an agent that kills germs, like pathogenic microorganisms.
Cleaning vs Disinfecting : iCleanse Swift units’ germicidal lamps will
not penetrate dirt and grime, therefore it is highly recommended that you
still periodically clean your devices. Cleaning is not disinfecting and vice
versa.
Lamp Recycling: Please visit
www.lamprecycle.org for information on recycling
your lamps after use.
Expectations: Due to the progressive application of UV-C light, your
devices being disinfected may experience color changes over time.
Power Cord: Do not store the power cord inside the unit as it may cause
damage to the inside of the unit.
Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble with your Swift unit, please see the following
solutions.
Drawer is not self closing
Open the drawer and check that the self-closing drawer slides are in the
correct position (extended toward the front of the unit). If they are not,
slide them forward and rotate to the left until the slide clicks into place.
For more in-depth instructions please go to:
www.icleanse.com/support.
Display indicates the drawer is open while closed
Open the drawer and check for any obstructions in the bay. Close the drawer
and check that the main screen is now displayed.
Verify the drawer slides are in the correct position. See “Drawer not closing
on its own” troubleshooting above.
Unit does not power on
Check and replace fuses at the power cord connection point.
Unexpected display or control panel behavior
Cycle power switches off/on.
Warranty and Registration
For iCleanse Swift, Swift XL, and Swift Mini
Warranty
Each iCleanse product comes with a full 1-year warranty upon registration of
your product. For more info visit
www.icleanse.com/warranty.
Registration
Please visit www.icleanse.com/warranty to
register your new Swift unit within 30 days of your purchase to activate your
one year warranty.
Service Contracts
After registering your product, you will have the option to extend your
warranty for more coverage. For more info visit www.icleanse.com/service-
contracts.
US Patent Numbers: 8296493, 8606981,
We’re Here to Help
iCleanse offers comprehensive support from our in-house customer experience
team. Available Monday thru Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm EST.
800.969.1166 icleanse.com/support
support@icleanse.com
Please keep your model number, serial number, and purchase date on hand for any future support.
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References
- iCleanse - iCleanse Homepage
- Support Request - iCleanse
- Support Request - iCleanse
- Warranty - iCleanse
- Lamp Recycle – Environmental Responsiblility Starts Here