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Pressure Cycled Ventilator

There are two main methods of ventilating subjects.  Volume controlled ventilation uses either a Starling type pump comprising of a piston/cylinder arrangement which allows the volume and respiratory rate to be adjusted independently.  The pressure controlled method employs a pressure sensor to determine the time of inspiration and expiration.

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CWE SAR 830A/P

Standard Features
  • Dependable, all electronic ventilator
  • Pressure or Volume-cycled
  • Analog airway pressure signal
  • Wide tidal volume and rate adjustment
  • Expandable to large species
  • Multiple subject ventilation possible
  • Safe with anesthesia and oxygen

A built-in solid-state transducer monitors airway pressure.  The operator simply dials-in the desired end-inspiratory pressure.  During inspiration, airflow is introduced to the lungs until this pressure is reached, at which point inspiration is terminated.  This mode is especially convenient with small subjects where accidental hyperinflation of the lungs can be a problem.  An analogue output for the pressure signal is provided for external recording.

Specifications SAR830 A/P
Respiratory Rate Range 5 - 200 breaths per minute.
Tidal Volume Range 0.1 - 35ml
Inspiratory Time Range 0 - 5.0 seconds
Pressure Control Range 0 - 50.0cmH2O
Analogue Rate Output Voltage 10.0mV/breath per minute
Analogue Pressure Output Voltage 50mV/cmH2O
Logic Sync Out Voltage 5Volt (TTL)
Power Requirements 120V/60Hz / 220V/50Hz
Input Pressure Range (If purchased without internal pump) 3 - 20psi
Dimensions 230W x 140H x 230D (mm)

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