The Romsons Ventilator Circuit is used to supply gas to the patient from a positive pressure ventilator. Tubing with an internal diameter of 22 mm is commonly used, but smaller tubing can be used for neonatal and paediatric circuits. The circuit can be expanded with a humidifier, a nebulizer for inhaled medicine delivery, and gas-monitoring equipment like an oxygen analyzer and a spirometer. The ventilator circuit includes both the tubing that links the ventilator to the patient and any devices that are linked to the circuit tubing. The most common devices include heaters and humidifiers, filters, suction catheters, and therapeutic aerosol generators.
Key features & benefits of Romsons Ventilator Circuit :
During an acute illness, mechanical breathing is frequently used as a supportive measure for patients.The Ventilator Circuit reduces the patient’s breathing effort by supplying the needed amount of breathing gas and ensuring patient oxygenation.Romsons offers four different variants to accommodate various types of ventilation equipment.Single Water Trap & Double Water Trap Ventilator Circuit: Angle connector with Luer port, 22 mm male and 15 mm female.Temperature monitoring and blood oxygenation can be done using a parallel connector with a patient port.The Ventilator Circuit assists the patient in breathing bacteria-free air.Specifications of?Romsons Ventilator Circuit :
Product NameRomsons ventilator circuitBrand NameRomsonsHME filter present in?Romsons ventilator circuitYes
Corrugated, flexible and lightweight tubingYes,?Romsons ventilator circuit is made with high quality material.Sizes available in?Romsons ventilator circuit22 mm male parallel “Y”-connector with portCorrugated tube1.6 meter / 22 mmLatex free and individually packedYesCircuit adopter22 mm male / femaleVentilator Circuit with FilterHeat moisture exchanger Bacteria?ETO SterileYesOther features of?Romsons ventilator circuit1. Transparent for easy monitoring
2. Lightweight
3. Corrugated
4. Better airflow
5. Romsons ventilator circuit is cost effective.