Description

Emergency and Transport Ventilation.

Oxylog VE300 is emergency and transport ventilator for patients requiring mandatory or assisted ventilation with a tidal volume from 50 mL upward.

Oxylog VE300 ventilator can operate in extreme conditions (-20 to +50°C), has a three-step start-up that takes less than 10 seconds and preset parameters for fast ventilation start. Device check takes less than a minute. At your disposal are volume-controlled ventilation, pressure-controlled ventilation, non- invasive ventilation (NIV with CPAP) as well as spontaneous breathing and pressure support.

Main features:

• •Ventilation modes: VC-CMV, VC-AC, and SPN-CPAP
• •Apnea alarm
• •O2 (40 or 100%)
• •Color touchscreen with measured values and bar graph for airway pressure, flip-screen button rotates the display 180°
• •Replaceable and rechargeable battery for 8 hours of operation
• •Ambient pressure compensation
• •Low oxygen consumption thanks to DuroFlow technology based on the “Venturi-Principle” without additional base flow
• •Ergonomic carrying handle directly above the device’s centre of gravity

Options:

Plus:

VC-SIMV und expiratory volume measurement

Pressure Support

Аdditional feature for ventilation mode SPN-CPAP, allows pressure support during insufficent spontaneous breathing, NIV

PC-Ventilation

Ventilation mode: PC-BIPAP

Pediatric Ventilation

RT Data Export

• •wireless Bluetooth interface to transfer real-time data and patient logbook
• •USB interface to transfer screenshots, patient logbook, and system test file

CO2 measurement (main-stream)

• •software to monitor the end-tidal CO2 concentration
• •allows to display the CO2 concentration as a waveform

The wall mount permits flexible positioning of the Oxylog VE300. Practical extras are available: belt, carrying strap, accessory bag, charger.

Dräger Oxylog® VE300 is robust, ergonomical and simple to operate. With a weight of only 3.6 kg, the ventilator is easy to hold, it is 30% lighter compared to the previous model.

Oxylog® VE300 combines all sorts of features that make it ideally suitable for first responses, as well as emergency ventilation of the patient during transport and in the hospital.