Core Advantages
I. Multi-mode ventilation, covering all process requirements
Independent Anaesthesia Ventilator, with IPPV, SIMV and Manual mode:
IPPV: Forced ventilation, rapidly establishes respiratory rhythm, suitable for anaesthesia induction, animals with respiratory depression, and rapid correction of hypoxia;
SIMV: Coordinates spontaneous breathing with mechanical ventilation to reduce respiratory muscle atrophy, suitable for prolonged anaesthesia and postoperative recovery, promoting respiratory function recovery;
Manual mode: Veterinarians manually control respiratory rate and tidal volume with precision, addressing emergencies (e.g., airway spasm) or special respiratory needs (e.g., complex surgical procedures), offering maximum flexibility.
II. Safety Monitoring, Strengthening Anaesthesia Safety Measures
The veterinary anaesthesia ventilator features monitoring and alarm functions: real-time tracking of key parameters such as Tidal Volume, Minute Ventilation, and Airway Pressure. If any parameters deviate from normal ranges (e.g., tidal volume too low/high, sudden increase in airway pressure), the system immediately triggers an audible and visual alarm to alert the veterinarian for intervention, preventing anaesthetic complications such as respiratory failure or airway damage, providing an extra layer of safety for surgical procedures.
III. Flexible Compatibility with Multiple Anaesthesia Machine Brands
The veterinary anaesthesia ventilator features an international interface, compatible with multiple anaesthesia machine brands: there is no need to worry about device compatibility. Whether using newly purchased anaesthesia machines or existing equipment, quick connection is possible. When upgrading the anaesthesia system, there is no need for a complete replacement, reducing procurement costs and simplifying equipment management and maintenance.
Technical Parameters Overview
Device Type: Standalone Veterinary Anaesthesia Ventilator
Ventilation Modes: IPPV, SIMV, Manual
Display: 5.5-inch SNT screen, supporting P-t and V-t waveforms
Tidal Volume: 50–1600 ml
Respiratory Rate: 1–65 BPM
Inspiratory-Expiratory Ratio: 8:1 to 1:8
Monitoring Parameters: Tidal Volume, Minute Ventilation, Airway Pressure
Compatibility: International interface, compatible with multiple brands of anaesthesia machines
