Description

Designed for adult patients requiring mechanical ventilation, this dual-limb heated breathing circuit ensures optimal delivery of humidified and temperature-controlled gases. Its primary function is to maintain consistent humidity and temperature levels, minimizing condensation throughout the circuit.

Key Features

• Dual Heated Limbs: Both inspiratory and expiratory limbs are heated to reduce condensation, promoting a stable and effective ventilation environment.
• Compatibility: Suitable for use with mechanical ventilators in both invasive and non-invasive settings, providing flexibility across various clinical applications.
• Preassembled Design: Supplied preassembled for ease of use, allowing for quick and efficient setup.
• Lightweight and Flexible: Constructed with medical-grade plastics and flexible tubing, enhancing maneuverability and reducing strain on connections.

Enhanced Performance

• Spiral Wire Technology: Incorporates spiral wire or similar technology to control condensate effectively and ensure consistent compliance.
• Low Resistance: Designed with low resistance to gas flow, facilitating smooth and uninterrupted ventilation.
• Secure Probe Features: Includes probe-latching or securement features for correct probe orientation and organized circuit management.

Practical Design

• Color-Coded Limbs: Features color-coded limbs for easy identification, typically blue for inspiratory and white for expiratory paths.
• Standard Connectors: Equipped with standard connectors for seamless integration with ventilators, humidifiers, and patient interfaces.

Maintenance Guidelines

• Proper Setup: Ensure secure connections to avoid leaks or kinking, and replace the circuit according to clinical guidelines.
• Cleaning Protocols: Adhere to standard cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization protocols to maintain hygiene and performance.
• Water Use: Use only sterile, demineralized water in humidification chambers if applicable, and conduct leak and function tests before use.

This circuit is an essential component in clinical settings where maintaining airway humidity and temperature is critical, supporting safe and effective ventilation for adult patients.