Infant CPAP System for NICU Use Pediatrics/infant

Description

1. Controlled peak inspiratory pressure PIP to safely expand the lungs of newborns/children and provide oxygenation; 2. Constant CPAP/PEEP to keep the lungs open during exhalation, thereby avoiding adhesions Damage and maintain functional residual capacity; 3. Easy to operate with one hand, the operator will not be fatigued by operating the bladder; 4. Respiratory support system, which can replace temporary breathing and resuscitation support; 5. The operator’s experience, training, attention and attention The degree of fatigue will not affect the output pressure; 6.Constant CPAP/PEEP can assist the baby to breathe while being transported or when changing the ventilator tube. 7. It is mainly used as a resuscitation device for newborns and children with a weight ≤ 10 kg in delivery rooms, infant wards and neonatal intensive care units to provide respiratory support. Pressure gauge：-2-10kPa ( -20~100cmH2O) Pressure limit (MAX-P)： 0-15LPM ≤ 6kPa(60cmH2O) Peak Inspiratory Pressure ( PIP )：5-15LPM 0.2-5.7kPa(2-57cmH2O) CPAP/PEEP：5-15LPM 0.03-2.3kPa(0.3-23cmH2O) Working noise：≤ 55dB (A) Gas source requirements：0.3MPa-0.4MPa capacity greater than 100L Safety/performance requirements：YY0600.5-2001 Recommended weight range：≤ 10KG Working and storage environment：-20℃~50℃ , the relative humidity is up to 90%