MIL-STD 1691 Master Equipment List - The Whole Building Design ...

JSN M7900
Name Monitor, Anesthesia/Respiratory Gas
Logistical Category (LOGCAT) Fund Source Weights and Measures (Typical Only)
Army C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
Navy C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
USAF C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
VA C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
IHS C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
Utilities
NSN 6630
NOTE: Values shown are based on standard typicals used for programming purposes. The contractor remains responsible to
develop and coordinate the design / construction in accordance with actual equipment selection.
Utility1: Plumbing . |
Volts1 120
Utility2: Electrical A | 120 volt, conventional outlet
Utility3: Med Gas . |
Utility4: Misc Gas . |
Utility5: Non-Med Gas . |
Utility6: Misc E | Vent to atmosphere
Phase1 1
Phase2 0
Amps1 2
Amps2 0
Weight (lbs) 13 Weight (kgs) 6
Height (in) 7 Height (cen) 18
Width (in) 12 Width (cen) 30
Depth (in) 12 Depth (cen) 30
Volts2 0
Hertz 60
Hertz Dep -1
Hertz Switch 0
BTU / Hour 0
Watts1 240
Watts2 0
Description
Unit of Issue EA
Group Miscellaneous
Anesthesia/respiratory gas monitor for an operating room or suite. Unit uses mass spectrometry, infrared analysis, laser analysis or other
technology for quantifying levels of anesthetic agents and normal respiratory gases. Unit consists of one stand alone unit per operating
room or a central analyzer connected to remote sampling stations in several operating rooms. Central analysis units will require conduit
for routing gas sampling catheters from the surgical rooms. The system includes a gas pump with backup, vacuum sensors, system
display, detectors, exhaust for sampled gases, diagnostics and an alarm system with apnea detection. This equipment may not be
required if its capability is already included in the anesthesia apparatus or in the patient physiological monitoring system.
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