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Northern Meditec ICU Ventilator Crius V6 : Product description

The Northern Meditec Crius V6 Ventilator is a high-end, turbine-driven mechanical ventilator designed to meet the complex respiratory support needs of neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients. With its flexible configuration and wide range of ventilation modes, the Crius V6 delivers precise, reliable performance in intensive care, emergency, and non-invasive ventilation scenarios. The device features a user-friendly touchscreen for parameter settings, real-time monitoring, and graphical display of waveforms and alarms.

Features:

Turbine-Based Design: Compressor-free and central gas-free operation—cost-efficient and flexible
Multi-Patient Support: Suitable for neonates, children, and adults
Advanced Ventilation Modes: Over 10 ventilation modes to match diverse clinical needs
Strong Non-Invasive Ventilation: High performance with reduced delay and accurate triggering
Comprehensive Monitoring: Supports real-time waveforms (Paw, Flow, Volume, EtCO₂, SpO₂), loops, and trend displays
Eco-Friendly Materials: PVC-free patient gas pathway for safer operation
Electromagnetic Compatibility: Resistant to interference, tested for electrical safety
Wide Environmental Range: Operates reliably from 5°C to 40°C and up to 95% humidity

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Power Supply	110–240V AC ±10%, 50/60Hz or 24V DC ±10%
Power Consumption	50W (typical)
Protection Class	Class I
Tidal Volume	5–2000 mL
Ventilation Rate	1–100 bpm
PEEP/CPAP	0–50 cmH₂O
FiO₂ Range	21%–100%
I:E Ratio	1:10 to 4:1
Inspiratory Time (Ti)	0.2–12 s
Apnea Time	10–30 s
Expiratory Trigger Sensitivity	OFF, 5%–90% of inspiratory peak flow
Peak Spontaneous Flow	200 L/min
Pressure Control	5–90 cmH₂O
Pressure Support	0–80 cmH₂O (added to PEEP/CPAP)
Flow Trigger / Pressure Trigger	0.2–15 L/min / –0.5 to –20 cmH₂O
Mechanical Safety Pressure Valve	80–125 cmH₂O

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Northern Meditec ICU Ventilator Crius V6

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