SLE5000 VENTILATOR

SLE 5000 is a state-of-the-art ventilator designed to provide advanced respiratory support to patients in critical care settings. It boasts a range of features including precise tidal volume delivery, adjustable respiratory rates, and various ventilation modes to accommodate diverse patient needs. Its intuitive interface allows for easy navigation and customization, while its robust build ensures reliability in demanding clinical environments. With its comprehensive monitoring capabilities and advanced alarm systems, the SLE 5000 ensures optimal patient safety and comfort during ventilation therapy.

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Category: Ventilator Tags: GE, SLE 5000 Ge

Description

Product Specification

Battery Charging	Full charge 24 hours,80% charge after 8 hours
Outputs	RS-232C
Battery Back Up	45-60 minutes
Power	115 VA
Frequency	50-60 Hz
Air and O2 Input Pressures	3-5 bar
Fresh Gas Flow	8 litres/min
Dimensions Size, ventilator only	330mm W x 330mm H x 470mm D
HFO+CMV BPM	1 to 150
Humidity	0-90% (non-condensing)
Operating Environment Temp.	10-40 Degree C
Maximum Gas Flow	60 litres/min
Voltage	100-250 V
Peak Pressure	0 to 175 mbar (resolution 1 mbar)
Inspiratory Time	0.1 to 3.0 sec,0 to 65 mbar
CPAP Pressure	0 to 20 mbar
I/E Ratio	11.2:1 to 1:600
BPM	1 to 150
FiO2	21% to100%
Inspiratory Pressure	0 to 65 mbar
PEEP Pressure	0 to 20 mbar
Pressure Real-Time Pressure Measurement	Resolution 1 mbar
Sampling Time	2 ms
Oxygen Concentration Range	21 to 100% (Resolution 1%)
CMV/SIMV FiO2	21% to 100%
CMV/SIMV Volume Targeting	2 to 200 ml
Volume Targeting	2 to 200 ml

Modes Include:

CPAP, CMV+ TTV, PTV, PSV, SIMV+ TTV + PSV, HFO, HFO+CMV
Ability to preset parameters in all modes of operation
Powerful HFO with active expiration to cover a wide range of patients
Full colour, total touch-screen operation
Integral flow monitoring measuring lung mechanics and displaying of loops and waveforms
Trending of measured parameters
Standard patient circuit for all modes including HFO (except with NO therapy)
Unique, patented valveless technology
Integral battery with up to 60 minutes operating capability
Software based, allowing for upgrading to versions with new or improved functions

Targeted Tidal Volume (TTV):

There is increasing clinical evidence to suggest that it is volutrauma that causes lung injury, which is worsened by barotrauma. It is also evident that efficient gaseous exchange is dependant on the delivery of appropriate tidal volumes.
Targeted Tidal Volume enables the user to select a target volume that they wish to achieve, allowing the ventilator to adjust PIP and Ti to achieve and maintain the selected tidal volume.

Main benefits of TTV:

Reduction in volutrauma
A stable tidal volume accommodating changes in resistance and compliance
A more stable PaCO2 ,at the lowest possible pressure resulting in reduced episodes of hypocapnia and hypercapnia
Reduction in barotrauma
Ability to self wean

Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV):

In this mode of ventilation the infant has the ability to trigger and terminate every breath. The main aim of PSV is to reduce the ‘work of breathing’ (WOB) in the spontaneously breathing infant.

Main benefits of PSV:

Reduced WOB
Improved infant/ventilator synchrony
Reduced need for sedation
Retraining of respiratory musculature
Reduced time to wean
PSV is designed and used in the weaning process and can be used with or without Synchronous Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV).

High Frequency Oscillation (HFO):

In the SLE5000, HFO is powerful enough to cater for a wide range of patients, dependant on lung mechanics. The SLE5000 provides sinusoidal ventilation with active expiration.

Main benefits of HFO:

Improves ventilation at lower pressures
Higher levels of PEEP can be used without having to use high peak airway pressures to maintain appropriate levels of CO2
Produces more uniform lung recruitment
Reduces airleaks
Improved oxygenation in infants with severe RDS