EZ-FLOW Airway Flow Sensors

Company : CardioPulmonary Technologies Inc

UMDC Code : 455315

The EZ-Flow flow sensor was designed to take the cost out of respiratory mechanics monitoring without compromising performance. The sensor is classified as a fixed orifice, differential pressure device. It is unique in that it exhibits a differential pressure / flow curve which is much more linear than other fixed orifice sensors. This is important in many aspects such as maximizing low flow resolution and minimizing overall added airway resistance. EZ-Flow is available for patients of all ages and sizes. Our regular EZ-Flow was designed for the flow/volume ranges of adult and pediatric patients. Our newest EZ-Flow can handle the most demanding neonate patients, with reliable volume measurements down to 10cc! We offer our standard tri-tubing for use with the METEOR Respiratory Mechanics Monitor, or our larger inner diameter tri-tubing for long term / high humidity environments.

Product URL : http://www.cpt-inc.com/respmech/ezflow/ezflow.htm

Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Monitors, Physiologic, Vital Signs", "Monitors"

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