The primary function of the Anesthesia Gas Analyzer MG-1000 is to monitor anesthesia gas concentrations during veterinary surgeries, ensuring the right gas levels are maintained for patient safety.
The MG-1000 can detect a variety of gases including Nitrous Oxide (N2O), Isoflurane (ISO), Enflurane (ENF), Halothane (HAL), Desflurane (DES), and Sevoflurane (SEV).
The sample rate of the MG-1000 is 100 ml/min, with a tolerance of ±10 ml/min.
No, the MG-1000 does not require routine user calibration, making it easy to use in surgical environments.
The operating temperature range for the MG-1000 is from 0º to 40ºC with a humidity range of 10 to 90% RH.
The MG-1000 takes approximately 20 seconds to initialize, with full specifications available within 60 seconds.
The MG-1000 requires a power supply of 5.0 VDC ±5%.
Yes, the MG-1000 automatically compensates for variations in atmospheric pressure and temperature.
The MG-1000 can measure respiratory rates ranging from 3 to 150 BPM with an accuracy of ±1 breath.
Yes, the MG-1000 is designed specifically for veterinary surgeries, ensuring accurate monitoring of anesthesia gas concentrations.
The MG-1000 is constructed from durable plastic, ensuring reliability in surgical environments.
The accuracy of the gas concentration measurements varies by gas type; for example, ETCO2 is ±(0.2 vol% + 2% of reading) for 0-10% concentration.
The MG-1000 utilizes an RS232 data interface, operating at 9600 bps for data transmission.
The storage temperature range for the MG-1000 is from -40º to 70ºC with a humidity level of less than 90% RH.
Yes, the compact design of the MG-1000 makes it portable and easy to use in various surgical settings.
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