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CW-MRI-1
The CW-MRI-1 ventilator is a small animal ventilator designed for use in MRI and other highly magnetic field environments, though its use is not limited to those environments. It offers manual or remote operation of pneumatic, non-metalic valves. The CW-MRI-1 operates on the flow-time principle, dispensing a known airflow into the lungs for a set inspiratory time to generate desired tidal volumes. Three controls–respiratory rate, inspiratory time and flow rate–allow for accuracy and extraordinary flexibility over a wide range of volumes, breaths-per-minute and inspiration/expiration (I/E) ratios. The unit can be expanded to ventilate larger animals. A source of compressed air or helium is required for operating the pneumatic valves.
CW-SAR1000
The CW-SAR1000 Small Animal Ventilator is a versatile and easy-to-use ventilator for mice, rats, and other small animals. Volume mode delivers a fixed tidal volume on each breath, and pressure mode causes inflation to stop at a preset airway pressure. In either mode, lung inflation is maintained at the end of inspiration until the percent inspiration (%Insp) time has elapsed. This end inspiratory pause (IEP) improves gas exchange and the overall efficiency of ventilation. In volume mode, the ventilator operates on the proven flow-time principle, where a known airflow is delivered for a set time, thus delivering a fixed volume. In pressure mode, airflow is simply adjusted to give a suitable inspiration time. Actual tidal volume is computed and displayedon the LCD display, as well as minute ventilation (MV) and other respiratory parameters. A built-in air pump allows completely self-contained operation. This pump draws in room air, oxygen, or anesthetic gasses through a rear-panel port.
AN I MAL S U RGERY & S U PPORT
Features
l Non-metalic, pneumatic valves l Wide tidal volume and rate range l Safe with oxygen and anesthesia l Internal air pump l Direct readout of volume and rate CW-mRi-1 Ventilator
Features
l l l l l l l Pressure or volume-cycled operation Wide tidal volume and rate range User-friendly set-up and operation. Direct display of Tidal Volume & all parameters Remote control via USB port Safe with oxygen and anesthesia Multi-animal set-ups Ventilator
CW-SaR1000
VentilatOR SPeCiFiCatiOnS
CW-mRi-1
RESPIRATORY RATE RANGE TIDAL VOLUME RANGE 5-150 breaths/min 0.1-30 mL
CW-SaR1000
5-200 breaths/min 0.2-35 mL (using internal valves. External valve assemblies available for larger animals provide up to 350 mL volumes.)
INSPIRATION/ExPIRATION RANGE INTERNAL AIR PUMP CAPACITY INSPIRATORY FLOW RANGE PRESSURE CONTROL RANGE POWER DIMENSIONS
20-80% 4 LPM 50-1000 mL/min 120/240V (switchable), 100VA 9x5.5x9 in. (23x14x23cm) 10-1000 mL/min 0-50.0 cmH2O 120/240VAC, selectable 9x4x9 in. (23x10x23 cm)
microCAPSTAR CO2 Analyzer
Features
l Use with Ventilated or unassisted animals l End-tidal peak or continuous CO2 readings l Low sample flow requirements, rapid response time l Simple one-gas calibration
CW-miCROCaPStaR SPeCiFiCatiOnS
MEASUREMENT RANGE 0-9.9% (0-76mmHg) CO2 75mS at 70mL/min through cell 150mS at 50mL/min sampling MAxIMUM SAMPLE CELL PRESSURE SIGNAL OUTPUTS POWER DIMENSIONS WEIGHT +5PSIg BNC 120VAC/220VAC switchable, 25VA 19x5.25x16”, 49x13x41cm 10lb. (4.5kg)
microCAPSTAR extends CO2 monitoring to the realm of small animals. The advanced features, reliability and ease of operation make it the perfect companion to the CW-SAR-830/AP small animal ventilator. Featuring low sample requirements, rapid response time and long-term stability, this CO2 analyzer provides accurate end-tidal or continuous measurement of expired CO2. The LCD screen displays CO2 concentration (instantaneous ETCO2 in either percent or mmHg), respiratory rate measurements and trend plot of the end-tidal values. An adjustable ETCO2 alarm warns when end-tidal values fall out of the user-adjustable preset range. Built-in diagnostics warn of plugged sample tubing or other fault conditions.
UK: Tel: +44 (0)1462 424700 • wpiuk@wpi-europe.com
RESPONSE TIME
CW-miCROCaPStaR
CO2 Analyzer
US: Tel: 941-371-1003 • sales@wpiinc.com
World Precision Instruments
www.wpiinc.com Germany: Tel: +49 (0)30-6188845 • wpide@wpi-europe.com
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