How to fix Curlin 6000 early low batteries alert

No need to stock up on C batteries for your Curlin 6000 patients, MOOG Medical has released the 2.04 software upgrade that fixes an early low battery alert.

Previous software versions could show low battery alerts even when the batteries were more than 75% charged. Not only did this produce a stressful and disruptive patient experience, but also caused providers increased service interactions and wasted money on batteries that shouldn’t have needed replacing. The issue does not impact pumps running on AC adapters, however requiring patients to stay tethered to a wall negates the convenience of a portable pump.

How to know if your Curlin 6000 needs upgraded

  1. Power your pump up
  2. Watch the boot sequence
  3. Note the software version
  4. If less than 2.04, you should upgrade

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How to upgrade

Upgrading to the 2.04 software must be done by MOOG trained and certified companies. Fortunately, Right Way Medical has the necessary training and certification to upgrade your pumps. Contact us today at 866.948.4191 or here to learn more.

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Prior to founding Right Way Medical, Prati held various roles with Apria Healthcare, B. Braun Medical, and Medical Technology Resources, where his final role was Sr. Vice President of Sales and Operations. During his time serving at Medical Technology Resources he was influential in assisting in its acquisition to Medical Specialties Distributor, a company that has since been acquired by McKesson in 2018.

Prati has been involved in various philanthropic organizations including The Make-A-Wish Foundation, A Kid Again, Orphan’s Promise and has served in various board and volunteer roles at Cypress Wesleyan Church (Alton Darby and Dublin campuses) and the Vineyard Church of Columbus.

Josh Prati resides in Powell, Ohio with his wife Christa and two cats, Remey and Molly. He enjoys working out, developing relationships over a home cooked meal, great wine, and is an avid Ohio State Buckeye and Pittsburgh Steeler fan.