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Newport Product Detail
Model: E100M
The Newport E100M is designed to deliver reliability and versatility. It is ideal for most patient applications, eliminating the need for and expense of age specific or application limited equipment. Plus our preventative maintenance program results in a lower cost of ownership over the life of the product.
Features:
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DuoFlow Plus
As you wean a patient, you may gradually decrease the number of mandatory breaths and rely on the patient to take over more responsibility for ventilation with spontaneous breaths. Weaning success may be affected by how the patient tolerates the increase in work load.
Newport's unique DuoFlow PLUS system allows you to make the patient more comfortable during spontaneous breathing by providing a higher flow at the onset of effort which drops to a lower flow as effort subsides. This can ease patient work for spontaneous breathing and also help to decrease expiratory resistance, improve mandatory breath triggering and decrease ventilator gas consumption.
- Advanced Trigger Control
Throughout the patient's course of mechanical ventilation, circuit leaks or physiologic changes may impact the effectiveness of the Trigger setting. Since an appropriate Trigger setting is essential for maintaining patient/ventilator synchrony, the bedside clinician must re-adjust Trigger regularly to keep the ventilator sensitive to patient efforts without artifact triggering.
With Newport's introduction of Advanced Trigger Control (ATC), a simple push of a button ensures that the Trigger setting is automatically re-adjusted as patient or circuit conditions change. The ATC feature can provide improved patient/ventilator synchrony even when you cannot be at the bedside.
- Interface Output
The E100M features an RS232 Output to interface with a central monitoring system and a 4:1 Inverse Ratio capability which can provide greater ventilation flexibility.
- Comprehensive Monitoring
Includes Peak, Mean and Base Airway Pressure, Set Tidal Volume, I:E, Total Frequency and % Battery Charge.
Specifications:
- Modes & Settings
- Pressure or Volume: A/CMV, SMIV, SPONT + APNEA, A/CMV, SPONT
- FlO2: .21-1.0
- V (Mandatory Flow): 1 - 100 L/min
- V (Inspiratory Flow): 0.1 - 3.0 sec
- VT Tidal Volume: 5 - 5000 ml
- ƒ (Frequency Rate): 1 - 120 b/min
- PEEP/CPAP: 0 - 25 cmH2O
- P limit (Pressure Limit): 0 - 120 cmH2O
- P trig (sensitivity): -10 - 25 cmH2O
- Automatic Trigger Control: On/Off
- Time Limited Demand Flow: 0 - 1.0 sec
- Paw Alarm: 3 - 118 cmH2O
- Paw Alarm: 5 - 120 cmH2O
- Auto-Set Alarm: On/Off
- Apnea: 0,15,30 seconds
- NEB Gas Source: On/Off
- PROX/PATIENT Outlet Monitoring Selection: On/Off
- Manual Inflation: Operator Controlled 4 sec Max.
- SPONT 2: Adjustable 0 to 15+L/min
- SPONT 1: 0 L/min or 8 L/min
- Pressure Guage: -10 to +120 cmH2O
- Monitored Parameters/Indicators
- Tidal Volume: Paw Peak
- I:E Ratio: Mean
- ƒ total: Base
- Battery in Use: tl > tE (Max 4:1)
- Battery Charge %: Sppont Detect
- Alarms
- Audible and Visual: Paw, Battery, Low Baseline ( Paw), High Baseline ( Paw / Paw)
- Audible Only: Fault, Gas Supply source failure, Power Failure
- Alarm Silence Reset: 60 Sec
- Electrical
- Power Requirments: 100, 120, VAC 0.14A Max. 220, 240 VAC 0.07A. Max. 50/60 Hz
- Internal Battery: 6-8 Hrs typical (min 4 Hrs @ Max Load)
- Dimensions
- Width: 9.5 In (24.1 cm)
- Depth: 6.5in (16.5)
- Height: 10.5in (26.7 cm)
- Weight: 18lbs (8.2 kg)
- Agency Requirements
- Metts requirements of CSA 22.2 IEC 601-1-2 EMC MDD Directive 93/42/EEC
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