Treaton MV200, User Manual

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2.1 Basic parameters and characteristics
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DESCRIPTION OF DEVICE
2.1 Basic parameters and characteristics
No Parameter Value (description)
1
General features
1.1 Intended use
Controlled and assisted artifical ventilation
of lungs at the patients depending on
hardware ventilation in resuscitation units,
surgery and intensive care departments of
professional medical facilities, and also at
transportation within professional medical
facilities.
1.2 Modes of operation Adult, pediatric
1.3 Display Touch, color, 12.1 inches
1.4
Electrical power
Mains
Built-in accumulator
100 - 250 V, 50/60 Hz
10-27 V
1.5 Maximum power consumption not more than 300 VA
1.6 Operation mode setup time Maximum 15 sec
1.7
Time of full ventilation when powered on internal ac-
cumulator at mains power failure Not less than 240 minutes at any ventilator
settings
1.8
Dimensions of enclosure, width х height х depth
electronic unit
electronic unit installed at the mobile trolley maximum 450 х 450 х 650 mm
maximum 600
х
600
х
1450 mm
1.9
Weight
electronic unit
electronic unit installed at the mobile trolley
maximum 20 kg
maximum 35 kg
1.10
Input oxygen pressure Operation from a high pressure
oxygen sources
0.15 - 0.6 MPa (1.5 - 6 bar)
1.11 Operation from a low pressure oxygen sources 0 - 0.005 MPa (0 - 0.05 bar)
1.12
Accuracy of the mixer when regulating the oxygen
concentration in the gas mixture
- in the range 21-60%
- in the range 61-100%
3 %
6%
1.13 Trigger system of the device Flow and pressure triggers
1.14
Function of saving and viewing of trends of the main
monitoring parameters.
The duration of trend
Available
240 hours
1.15 Humidifier
External: provide humidification and heat-
ing of respiratory gas mix
1.16 Nebulizer
Built-in, pneumatic
Optional: external, ultrasonic micro-pump
1.17
The synchronization of the nebulizer with the begin-
ning of the patient’s inspiration
Available
1.18
Noise level at operation of the device
Corrected sound power level up to 43 dBA
up to 51 dBA
2 Ventilation modes
2.1
Continuous mandatory ventilation with the controlled
volume of inspiration (synchronized ventilation with
volume control)
CMV/VCV