GE SLE 2000 HFO: Neonatal Ventilator with High-Frequency Oscillation for Improved Respiratory Support. Learn More! SLE3600 Infosys Nitric Oxide Therapy:

• The SLE Infosys Inhaled Nitric Oxide delivery system delivers low-concentration NO therapy with typical concentrations being in the range of 2-80 ppm. The Infosys is usable with any constant-flow ventilator and is an ideal add-on for the SLE2000, SLE2000 HFO, SLE4000, and SLE5000 ventilators. With user-settable alarms for high? and low concentrations, the unit automatically reduces therapy if an alarm is triggered
• Monitors both NO and NO2
• Alarms for both NO and NO2
• Long-life cells
• Internal printer
• Simple calibration
• Internal battery back-up
• Can be used on any constant-flow ventilator

Air Compressor:

• A free-standing air compressor is also available for use with the SLE2000 HFO. Please see your local distributor for further details

Screen Displays:

• The high-resolution LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is used to show waveforms, including high frequency modes

SLE2000 HFO with Single-use Circuits:

• Stand-mounted ventilator? complete with a servo-? controlled humidifier -? ? typically a Fisher & Paykel? (or equivalent), air and? ? Oxygen hoses and manual? (3 single-use patient circuits? included for user start-up).? Includes 2 pin European- style plug.

SLE2000 HFO with Reusable Circuit:

• Stand-mounted ventilator? complete with a servo-? controlled humidifier -? ? typically a Fisher & Paykel (or equivalent), air and Oxygen? hoses and manual (reusable? patient circuit included for? user start-up). Includes 2 pin? European-style plug

Product Details:

• Exceptional pneumatic performance
• The operation of the unique valveless system eliminates the need for exhalation valves, diaphragms etc. meaning less to clean and easier, safer assembly
• The simple patient circuit (suitable for all modes of ventilation), together with the valveless system, reduces problems of resistance and compliance
• The principle of operation of the valveless system reduces inadvertent PEEP, and aids in the total clearance of expired gases
• Automatic gas flow adjustment
• Ability to maintain pressure waveforms at all rates
• Sensitive airway pressure trigger
• Comprehensive alarm system
• Built in oxygen analyser with continuous digital readout
• Clear and easily set controls, including tamper-proof pneumatic controls
• High pressure relief, on alarm
• Exhaled gases can be filtered
• Optional auxiliary blended flow outlet
• Choice of square or slow rise time, switch selectable
• Ability to entrain other gases e.g. Nitric Oxide

Indicators:

• System Fail: Indicates main processor system fail
• BPM Display: Breaths per minute
• Insp Time Display: Inspiratory time
• IE Ratio: Inspiration to expiration ratio
• Trigger Back up: Indicates a machine delivered breath ifpatient fails to trigger ventilator duringuser-controlled back-up time window
• CPAP/PEEP: Indicator for set up of pressures
• Oscillator Gauge: Indicator for set up of pressures
• Inspiratory Gauge: Indicator for set up of pressures

Alarms:

• HFO Fail: Motor drive to oscillator failure
• Fan Fail: Motor fan failure
• High/Cycle/Low: User adjusted, visual and 7 Hz, intermittent audible
• Block-Leak: Of fresh gas – visual and? continuous audible
• Mute: 60 seconds
• Reset: Resets all alarms except system fail, HFO and fan fail
• Loss of Mains: Battery powered, audible
• Loss of Air or Oxygen: Pneumatic, audible from blender