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bmd Crossvent 3

The Crossvent 3 ventilator offers 3 modes of ventilation, from adult to pediatric range, with advanced features such as assist/control, volume and pressure control, sighs, SIMV, pressure support, and CPAP. Easily adjust settings using intuitive touch screen controls. Stay informed with LCD displays for key parameters. This portable ventilator is powered by a rechargeable battery, lasting up to 6 hours. Ensure patient safety with built-in alarms and safety features. Experience precise and reliable ventilation with Crossvent 3.

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bmd Crossvent 3

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  1. bmd Crossvent 3

  2. Modes – Touch Screen • Adult to pediatric range • Assist/Control – Volume Control • Assist/Control – Pressure Control • Sighs • SIMV • Pressure Support • CPAP

  3. Turn knobs for setting: • Maximum pressure • PEEP • Flow

  4. LCD Touch ScreenSelect Mode then press MAIN menu • Then press Rate & TV • adjust with up/down arrows • IT, ET & I:E Ratio displayed • Flow, PEEP & Max Press limit • adjust with dials

  5. On the left side External Power Supply O2 Sensor ON/OFF Alarm Reset LED Charging Light Pt Circuit Pneumotach/Flow Sensor Input Airway Pressure Connector Exhalation Valve Connector

  6. bmd CrossVent 3 • powered by a rechargeable NiMH battery • lasts 6 hours • BioMed 16vDC 3A charger/converter recharges internal battery and allows for AC operation • LCD screen has LCD charging indicator and visually large LOW BATTERY alarm

  7. Flow Sensor at proximal airway

  8. Flow Sensor

  9. On the right side Gas Entrainment ON/OFF Bleed Exhaust Gas Supply Inlet (31 - 75 psig or 45 - 75 when using blender)

  10. Gas Entrainment • When connected to 100% oxygen source gas with the Gas Entrainment ON, the oxygen concentration is diluted to 50%. • There will be some decrease in delivered flow rate with Entrainment ON under high load conditions

  11. The rear panel • Maximum pressure relief valve (120 cm H2O) • Negative pressure relief valve – opens at - 4 cm H2O with machine shutdown

  12. SIMV settings

  13. Press arrows to increase or decrease Rate or Tidal Volume

  14. Touch screen to highlight TV – Adjust with up/down arrows

  15. CPAP Mode

  16. ALARMS • ALARM 1 • Peak Pressure • Respiratory Rate • Exhaled Tidal Volume (can be switched off) • Exhaled Minute Volume (can be switched off) • ALARM 2 • PEEP • Mean Pressure (can be switched off) • Oxygen (can be switched off)

  17. To set Alarms Press ALARM 1 • Press High or Low Limits to Change • Adjust with up/down arrows

  18. Repeat for ALARM 2 settings

  19. 3rd Level Alarms Low Gas Supply Pressure Low Battery Ventilator Failure

  20. With Alarm Condition: the value for the exceeded limit flashes red -1

  21. When power off, press and hold ALARM RESET

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