This is an ex hospital unit that was retired in March
07 following an equipment upgrade. The ventilator powers up on both internal
batteries and external AC and operates normally. It is has 57,950 cycles on the
totaliser and is in fair condition.
"A positive pressure breath is triggered when the patient’s
spontaneous inspiratory effort drops below the pre-set assist sensitivity level;
if the patient does not trigger the machine within the breath-to-breath time set
by the rate control, the vent will automatically deliver a breath.
(Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation) allows the
patient to breath spontaneously and to receive a fixed number of positive
pressure breaths as set by the rate control. These breaths can be
patient-initiated (assisted) or ventilator-initiated (controlled)."
Specifications:
- Model number: BV837
- Piston Bypass Valve for patient spontaneous
breaths
- Assist Control
- Synchronised Intermittent Mandatory
Ventilation
- 100 - 2200cc Tidal Volume
- 2 - 40 Breaths/min Rate
- 20 - 120 Litre Peak Flow
- -9 to +19 cm/H2O Assist Sensitivity
- High Pressure Alarm: 0-80cm/H2O
- Low Pressure Alarm: 3-70cm/H2O
- Sigh On/Off
- Panel Lock
- Audible & Visual Alarms - HI & Lo Pressure,
Apnea, Lo Batt, Power Charge, Inoperative, Power Failure
- 14kg
The ventilator is sold with a Works on Arrival
Warranty.
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