It is challenging to gauge the airway pressure when assisted ventilation is required. Your anesthesia machine's circuit alarm can help lower the possibility of an elevated pressure. If the pressure reaches a dangerous level, the alarm will sound.
Evacuation valve
The circuit alarm will let you know when the level is about to become dangerous if you happen to forget to re-open the evacuation valve after ventilating your patient.
Adjustment
You can set the pressure on the circuit alarm to a level that is comfortable for you.
Features
Easy installation
Standard 9 volt battery
Can be installed on any brand of anesthesia machine
Can be switched from one machine to another
Factory pre-set at 15cm H2O
Made in Canada
What Our Experts Think
Provides real-time monitoring of airway pressure during assisted ventilation.
Alerts clinicians to high-pressure situations for patient safety.
Compatible with most veterinary anesthesia circuits.
Enhances precision and control during anesthesia procedures.
Compact, reliable, and easy to integrate into clinical setups.
Q&A
Q: What does it monitor? A: Airway pressure during assisted ventilation.
Q: How does it improve safety? A: Triggers an alarm if pressure reaches a dangerous level.
Q: Is it compatible with veterinary anesthesia machines? A: Yes, designed for seamless integration.
Q: Is it easy to use? A: Yes, simple installation and operation in clinical settings.
Maintenance Tips
Clean the unit regularly with a soft, damp cloth.
Inspect connections and tubing for wear or damage.
Test alarm function periodically to ensure reliability.
Avoid exposure to fluids or contaminants that could impair sensors.
