VetTech Turbine Ventilator - R420

As a mechanical ventilation device, this is definitely a veterinary ventilation innovation! With high-performance turbine drive, R420 ventilator no longer needs driven gas! It’s a good solution to gas consumption problem of traditional ventilators. In addition, its easy-to-use working modes and comprehensive monitoring of animal ventilation state can ensure safe ventilation.

• Turbo Drive: Electronically driven by a high-performance turbine, no more driven gas
• Precise ventilation:Minimum tidal volume down to 4 mL，more friendly to tiny animals.
• Smart preset: Once inputting animal weight, smart respiratory parameters can be called up.
• Guard “breathing” safety: Accurate and continuous monitoring of respiratory status, such as airway pressure – time chart, minute volume, EtCO2, and etc.
• Multiple alarms: Multiple alarms and clear handling prompts ensure the safety of mechanical ventilation
• PEEP function: Help veterinarians solve low SpO2 problems during surgery
• Auto system leak test：Graphical guidance for quick start
• Remote control of inspiratory hold: During a CT scan of the chest or abdomen, help the animal to hold the inspiration and complete the CT scan
• Pressure Control Ventilation (PCV): taking the peak inspiratory pressure as a reference. When the PEAK airway pressure reached the set value during inspiratory process, the PEAK airway pressure is maintained until the preset inspiratory time was reached, and the ventilator will stop inspiratory process.
• Volume Control Ventilation (VCV): Ventilator will stop pumpimg gas when the volume of gas inhaled by the animal reached the set value. and the process of inhalation will be completed when the preset inspiratory time is reached.

• APNEA mode: also known as backup ventilation or apnea backup, is a safety feature that automatically delivers breaths to a patient when they stop breathing or their breathing effort is insufficient for a set period of time. It ensures that the patient receives adequate ventilation even if they are not able to trigger breaths on their own.