Ventilator Flow Sensor

This Flow sensor has been the centerpiece of all Medical ventilators. It provides you with valuable data from the airway opening, and the whole ventilation process depends on these measurements and their accuracy. Precise volume, flow, and pressure data allow for better assessment of the patient’s lung condition. We offer single-use and autoclavable flow sensors for adult, pediatric and neonatal applications.  

Features:  

• Direct flow and pressure measurement proximal to the patient
• Specially developed and approved for use with Hamilton Medical ventilators
• Reduced risk of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (VAP) due to single patient use

• Precision Monitoring: Provides accurate and real-time measurement of airflow, ensuring effective ventilation.
• Enhanced Patient Safety: Helps prevent over or under-ventilation by providing precise data for ventilator adjustments.
• Reliable Performance: Ensures consistent and stable measurements, even under varying respiratory conditions.
• Ease of Integration: Compatible with a wide range of ventilators and easy to install within the ventilator circuit.

• Real-Time Data: Provides instantaneous readings of airflow and volume for immediate feedback.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of continuous use in critical care environments.
• Low Resistance: Designed to minimize resistance and ensure unobstructed airflow through the sensor.
• Temperature Compensation: Includes features to compensate for temperature variations, ensuring accurate measurements.
• Hygienic Design: Often features a disposable or easily sterilizable design to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.

• Measurement Range: Typically capable of measuring a wide range of flow rates, from low to high volumes.
• Accuracy: High precision with minimal error margins to ensure reliable data.
• Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with various ventilator models and configurations.
• Material: Made from biocompatible materials to ensure patient safety and durability.
• Size: Compact design to fit seamlessly into the ventilator circuit without causing obstructions.
• Connectivity: Equipped with standard connectors for easy integration with ventilator systems.

Applications:

• ICU Ventilation: Essential for intensive care units where precise ventilation is critical for patient survival.
• Anesthesia: Used in anesthesia machines to monitor and control the delivery of anesthetic gases and oxygen.
• Home Ventilation: Suitable for home ventilators used in long-term respiratory care.
• Emergency Response: Vital for portable ventilators used in emergency and field settings.