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anesthesia guide How to Select Anesthesia Equipment Evacuation System Selection Guide Evacuation Systems are necessary when waste gas from the animal still contains anesthetic agents. It must be removed from the exhausted gas before it can be released into the environment. What kind of evacuation systems are available for waste anesthesia gas Harvard Apparatus has several options to choose from. Select the system that best suits your application. F/Air Evacuation Pure-Guard Lab Animal AES Active Gas System Fluovac System Monitor System Evacuation System Evacuation System Canister Style Canister Style Canister Style Charcoal Cartridge Passive Flow System Evacuation System Evacuation System Evacuation System Each canister can be used for For use with a single For use with a single Can be used with up to For use with a single 1 anesthesia machine, multiple anesthesia machine anesthesia machine 6 anesthesia machines anesthesia machine canisters for multiple machines Each canister can remove Each canister can remove 70 grams 1 lb No limitation on amount 50 grams of pure 200 grams of halogenated of anesthetic agent halogenated anesthetic gases anesthetic gases Passively scavenges waste Actively scavenges waste Passively scavenges waste Actively or passively Active flow collects gas scavenges waste from anesthesia machine Does not require Does not require Does not require Maybe be vented directly Must be vented to a venting to a hood venting to a hood venting to a hood to room when using charcoal fume hood or outside cartridge or to a hood if desired. charcoal filtration Easy disposal in Easy disposal in Easy disposal in Charcoal may be disposed Two standard inlet port regular trash regular trash regular trash of in regular trash and on exhaust port hook up to existing equipment Canister is System Requires Fluosorber Canisters Requires Enviro-Pure Canisters Requires charcoal refill cartridges No cartridges required see page F34 see page F46 see page F35 see page F33 see page F34 for complete details for complete details for complete details for complete details for complete details anesthesia guide Respiration Harvard Apparatus • phone 508.893.8999 • toll free U.S. 800.272.2775 • fax 508.429.5732 • www.harvardapparatus.com F25
anesthesia guide Evacuation System Selection Guide (continued) Evacuation System Selection Guide Harvard Apparatus offers five basic evacuation/scavenging systems that work with our anesthesia setups. A brief description of these systems and their components are listed below. Three of the systems have multiple configurations based on your anesthesia setup. The basic components are the same, just connections and adapters change with each configuration. F/Air Evacuation This evacuation system is a simple and economical way of removing anesthetic gases. The active charcoal in the canister removes the waste gas. The used canister can be tossed in the trash for disposal. See page F34 for complete details. Fluovac System The Fluovac Systems actively scavenges anesthetic waste and does not require venting to a hood. It uses the Fluosorber Canisters, which when full, can be disposed of in the regular trash. See page F46 for complete details. Respiration anesthesia guide Configuration Components Order # 1-A F/Air Canisters, case of 8 PY2 72-1294 Tubing Connector PY2 60-5251 Rodent Circuit Set PY2 72-3026 Respiratory Adaptor PY2 72-2889 1-B F/Air Canisters, case of 8 PY2 72-1294 Tubing Connector PY2 60-5251 Active Gas Evacuation This evacuation system removes the waste gas from the anesthesia circuit and vents it to a waste system, ventilation hood or the outdoors. See page F34 for complete details. Configuration Components Order # 3-A Fluovac System 110V (230V) PY2 34-0388/ PY2 34-0387 Fluosorber Canisters PY2 34-0415 Pure-Guard Monitor System The Pure-Guard System is similar to the F-Air Canister Systems, but it removes all the guess work. The system monitors the status of the charcoal canister and alarms you when it requires changing. See page F35 for complete details. Configuration Components Order # 2-A AES Active Gas Evacuation PY2 72-3065 Tubing PY2 72-3093 Male Adaptor, 19 mm PY2 72-3085 Rodent Circuit Set PY2 72-3026 Respiratory Adaptor PY2 72-2889 2-B AES Active Gas Evacuation PY2 72-3065 Tubing PY2 72-3093 Male Adaptor, 19 mm PY2 72-3085 2-C AES Active Gas Evacuation PY2 72-3065 Tubing PY2 72-3093 Configuration Components Order # 4-A Pure-Guard Monitor System PY2 72-8119 Rodent Circuit Set PY2 72-3026 Respiratory Adaptor PY2 72-2889 4-B Pure-Guard Monitor System PY2 72-8119 Lab Animal Evacuation System This evacuation system is suitable for evacuating waste anesthetic gases from 1 to 6 stations. It was designed for those facilities to do not have built-in evacuation systems or fume hoods. See page F33 for complete details. Configuration Components Order # 5-A Lab Animal Evacuation System PY2 72-3066 Charcoal Refill PY2 72-3067 F26 Harvard Apparatus • phone 508.893.8999 • toll free U.S. 800.272.2775 • fax 508.429.5732 • www.harvardapparatus.com
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