Newport e500Ventilator

Newport
e500Ventilator
Technical Specifications

The patient focused ventilator designed for ease of use
When critical care meets innovation, you get truly intuitive care —
you get the Newport e500 Ventilator. With optimal patient/ventilator
synchrony, an easy-to-use control panel, and touch screen graphics
display monitor, the e500 is the patient-focused ventilator ideal for
today's acute care environment.
Essential Features Made Simple
The e500 ventilation system features give you the tools you need to
optimize patient/ventilator synchrony. Clinical data from peerreviewed
journals suggest that improving patient/ventilator synchrony
can lead to more reliable triggering, improved patient comfort, less
sedation and faster weaning.
Automatic Leak Compensation — The e500 automatically compensates
for gas leaks and keeps the PEEP/CPAP (Pbase) pressure level stable,
so trigger can be set very sensitively without auto-triggering.
Slope/Rise Adjustment— Changes in patient inspiratory effort or lung
dynamics require an adjustment to ventilator flow delivery in order to
minimize imposed work of breathing and optimize volume delivery.
The e500 allows you to deliver the precise flow to quickly elevate airway
pressure to the target pressure so the appropriate volume can be
delivered in the least amount of time, leaving more time to complete
exhalation.
Expiratory (Cycling-off) Threshold
— This feature allows you to manage
the Psupport/VTPsupport flow-cycling
off threshold. This allows you to provide
better patient/ventilator synchrony
in the transition from inspiration to
expiration which can improve trigger
reliability for the breath that follows.
Dual Control Breath Management—
The e500 Volume Target Pressure
Control (VTPC) and Volume Target
Pressure Support (VTPS) breaths provide
dual control of ventilation in conjunction
with Slope/Rise adjustment and
Expiratory Threshold. The ventilator
automatically adjusts the target pressure
to the lowest level possible to deliver the
set tidal volume within the set Plimit
and tI. This breath type allows you to
decrease WOB I and improve synchrony
while providing secure gas exchange
with a lung protective strategy.
Biphasic Pressure Release Ventilation (BPRV) /
Open Exhalation Valve Enabled — The e500 BPRV
feature maximizes patient comfort by minimizing
airway pressure excess due to cough or early exhalation
while in Pressure Control Ventilation. This may
reduce sedation/ neuromuscular blocker requirements.
This feature can be enabled or disabled using
the e500 GDM Setup Screen.
NonInvasive Patient Care
The e500 provides invasive or non-invasive
ventilation very effectively and easily. When
NonInvasive (NIV) is selected On the e500 tailors
its performance to meet the needs of a patient who
is breathing from a non-vented mask. The clinician
can begin ventilatory support with confidence,
knowing they have the capability to meet the demands
of every patient, intubated or mask ventilated.
Intuitive Design
Designed for simplicity of use, the e500 offers
direct access to all ventilation controls along with
other frequently used functions such as Inspiratory
and Expiratory Hold, 3 min. O 2, Manual Inflation
and Pre-Silence Alarm. The logical layout of the
front panel and user friendly graphics display
make ventilator setup and training quick and easy.
The self-calibrating, integrated FIO2 monitor with
alarms, the panel lock, and an internal battery, all
provide the smooth ventilator management necessary
to assure peace of mind.
Diagnostics At Your Fingertips
Designed exclusively for the e500 ventilator, the
Graphics Display Monitor (GDM) features a clear
view of diagnostic information with touch-screen
ease. Users gather critical feedback from easy-toread
waveforms, loops, and measured and calculated
numeric data. Additional features accessable
on the GDM include Noninvasive (NIV), Biphasic
Pressure Release Ventilation (BPRV) with the Open
Exhalation Valve and a Tachypnea Alarm for high
respiratory rate. These features enhance the performance
of the e500 to optimum levels. For additional
details regarding the GDM please see the back page.
Find out how your facility can benefit from the
patient-focused e500 Ventilator System by contacting
Newport Medical Instruments today.

The Newport e500 Ventilator System Specifications
Controls
Patient Selection:
Breath Type:
Pediatric/Infant – Adult
Volume Control (VC), Pressure
Control (PC), or Volume Target
Pressure Control (VTPC)
Modes (in each Breath Type): Assist/Control Mandatory
Ventilation (A/CMV)
Synchronized Intermittent
Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV)
Spontaneous (SPONT)
Spontaneous breath choices: Pressure Support (Psupport) or
none in VC or PC, Volume Target
Pressure Support (VTPsupport
using Plimit) in VTPC
Back Up Ventilation: All modes
Slope/Rise:
1 – 19 for PC, VTPC, Psupport and
VTPsupport breaths
Pressure Support (Psupport):
Expiratory Threshold:
VT (Tidal Volume)*:
ƒ (Frequency/Rate):
V • (Inspiratory Flow):
Pediatric/Infant: 0 to 50 cmH2O/mbar
Adult: 0 to 60 cmH2O/mbar
5 – 50 % of peak flow for Psupport
and VTPsupport
Pediatric/Infant: 20 to 1000 mL
Adult: 100 to 3000 mL
Pediatric/Infant: 1 to 120 b/min
Adult: 1 to 80 b/min
Pediatric/Infant: 1 to 100 L/min
Adult: 1 to 180 L/min
V • (Flow) Pattern:
Square and Descending Ramp
Pause:
Off, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0 sec
Sigh ø (off) or On: Delivers one sigh breath every 100
breaths, where sigh VT = 1.5 * VT
setting
Plimit (Pressure Limit): Pediatric/Infant: 0 to 70 cmH2O/mbar
(PC, VTPC & VTPsupport) Adult: 0 to 80 cmH2O/mbar
tI (Inspiratory Time): Pediatric/Infant: 0.1 to 3.0 sec
Adult: 0.1 to 5.0 sec
I:E Ratio: max. inverse 4:1
trig (sensitivity) type:
P – Pressure Trigger: 0 to -5 cmH2O/mbar
V • – Flow Trigger: Pediatric/Infant: 0.1 to 2.0 L/min
Adult: 0.6 to 2.0 L/min
FIO2 (oxygen concentration): .21 to 1.00
PEEP/CPAP (Pbase): Pediatric/Infant: 0 to 30 cmH2O/mbar
Adult: 0 to 45 cmH2O/mbar
Leak Compensation: Pediatric/Infant: 8 L/min max
(automatic or Off) Adult: 15 L/min max
NIV On: up to 25 L/min
Bias Flow:
3 L/min
Manual Inflation: 5 seconds max
Insp. Hold:
5 sec max
Exp. Hold:
20 sec max
100% O2: Delivers 100% oxygen for 3 min
Preset Vent Settings:
At power up: use to enter User Set Up.
During ventilation: allows settings to
be preset without affecting current
ventilator operation.
Lock Vent Settings: On/Off: for added safety, locks/
unlocks ventilation settings except
Manual Inflation and O2 100% (3 min)
Alarm Silence:
Mutes silenceable audible alarms
for 120 seconds. Does not silence
Device Alert violation alarms.
Pre-Silence Alarm: Mutes silenceable audible alarms
for 120 seconds and suspends venti
lation while delivering continuous
flow during a planned disconnect.
Self-calibrating Oxygen Sensor:Automatically calibrates O2 sensor at
power up, every 30 min. for one hour
and every 8 hours thereafter.
Monitored Parameters/Indicators
Volume and Flow Data:
• VTE (expiratory tidal volume)
• V • E (expiratory minute volume)
• V • peakE (peak expiratory flow)
• V • peakI (peak inspiratory flow)
Timing / FIO2 Data:
• I:E Ratio (inspiratory to expiratory time ratio)
• tI (inspiratory time): updated after each breath
• ƒtot (total breath rate)
• FIO2 (oxygen concentration)
Pressure Data:
• Ppeak (peak pressure): updated after each positive pressure
inflation
• Pplat (plateau pressure): displayed at the end of a Pause or
Insp. Hold
• Pmean (mean pressure): the average pressure in the patient
breathing circuit for the last 30 seconds
• Pbase (baseline pressure): the average pressure in the patient
breathing circuit at end exhalation, updated at the
end of exhalation
*e500 compensates gas delivery based on Humidifier Selection (high, middle, HME) chosen in User Set Up

Additional Data
• Real Time Set Data: As the user adjusts V T , ƒ or V • while in Volume
Control, the resultant set t I and I:E Ratio are displayed in real time in
the Monitored Data window for 10 seconds. Adjusting t I or ƒ while in
Pressure Control or Vol Target Pressure Control, the resultant set I:E
Ratio is displayed in real time.
• Ccomp: lights to indicate breathing circuit compliance compensation
feature is enabled
• tI > tE: lights to indicate an inverse ratio
• Int Battery: lights when ventilator is operating on internal battery power
• Ext Battery: lights when ventilator is operating on external battery power
• Charging: lights to indicate that the ventilator is powered by AC and
internal battery is recharging
• Mains: lights when ventilator is supplied with AC power
• Pressure Bar Graph: continuously displays pressure in the patient
breathing circuit
• Message Center Display: informational messages and alarm violation alerts
are displayed
• Hour Meter: displays amount of time ventilator has been powered on
Audible and Visual Alarms
Adjustable Alarms Low V • E (Exp. Minute Volume)
High V • E (Exp. Minute Volume)
Low Paw (Airway Pressure)
High Paw (Airway Pressure)
Tachypnea (High Rate)
Automatic Alarms
Patient Alarms:
Operator Alarms:
Back Up Vent:
O2 Variability ± 0.07 of setting
Apnea
Proximal Line Disconnect
Low Baseline Pressure
High Baseline Pressure
Sustained High Baseline Pressure
Insp. Time Too Long
Insp. Time Too Short
I:E Ratio Inverse Violation
Plimit Below Pbase
Low Paw Below Pbase
Vol Target Not Met
[Alarm or Setting] Out of Range
Indicator blinks and the Message Center
displays "Back Up Ventilation" to indicate that
the ventilator is supplying back up ventilation
in response to a low V • E alarm
O2 Sensor: O2 Sensor Bad / O2 Sensor Disconnect
Gas Supply Alarms: Loss of One Gas Supply
Loss of Both Gas Supplies
Power Fail Alarms: Loss of AC Power
Low Internal Battery
Power Down Alarm: (audible only)
Device Alert: Message Center displays miscellaneous messages
indicating that the ventilator needs attention
Alarm Silence: 120 sec (press and hold > 1 sec to enable
Pre-Silence Alarm for disconnect)
Alarm Reset: Clears visual indicators and messages
Power Requirements
100 – 120 VAC 0.14 A max 50/60 Hz
220 – 240 VAC 0.07 A max 50/60 Hz
• Internal Battery: provides a minimum of 30 minutes of complete ventilator
function (excluding humidifier) when fully charged
• External battery input: +12 to 15 VDC (± 10%), i.e. 12 VDC 7.2 Ah
external battery provides a minimum of 30 minutes of operation
Compliance
• Complies with IEC 60601-1 with Amendments 1 and 1, C22.2 No
601.1-M90 and UL Std No 2601
• Type B Applied Parts
• Rated battery voltage - 12 VDC
• Class I electrical safety
• Mode of operation - continuous operation (as per Clause 5.66)
• IPXO rating (degree of protection against ingress of water)
Special Features
• Automatic Leak Compensation, Slope/Rise control,
Expiratory (cycling off) Threshold control,
Dual Control Breath Management (VTPC/VTPS)
• Noninvasive ventilation: Compatible with mask
ventilation for continuous or short term use.
User may select NIV option via GDM for
improved patient triggering and breath cyclingoff
synchrony during noninvasive ventilation.
• Pre-Silence Alarm: Press and hold Alarm Silence
for more than one second to enable. Suspends
ventilation while delivering continuous flow
after a planned disconnect.
• User Set Up Functions: Leak Test, Circuit
Compliance Compensation (calculate and enable
breathing circuit compliance compensation of
flow/volume delivery), Altitude Compensation,
Humidifier Selection, Communication Port
Protocol, Violation Message Log
• Bias Flow: Ventilator-set bias flow flushes exhaled
CO2 and stabilizes temperature, humidity and
baseline pressure in the patient breathing circuit.
• O2 calibration: Automatic oxygen sensor calibration
performed at software determined intervals.
• Preset Vent Settings: Mode, breath type and
settings can be preset without affecting current
ventilator operation.
• Biphasic Pressure Release Ventilation (BPRV):
Enabling Open Exhalation Valve minimizes airway
pressure excess due to cough or early
exhalation while in Pressure Control.
• Event History Log: Records the 600 most current
parameter and alarm changes and alarm
violations.

Dimensions
e500 with GDM on Deluxe Cart:
Width: 20.5 in (52 cm) at base
Depth: 26 in (66 cm) at base
Total Weight: 164 lbs. (75 kg) ship weight
Total Height: 62.5 in (158.7 cm) e500 & GDM mounted
Environmental
Operating:
Relative humidity: 10 to 95% Rh non-condensing
Altitude: 0 to 13,124 feet (0 to 4000 meters)
Pressure: 21 to 31 in. Hg (700 to 1060 hPa)
Storage:
Ambient temperature: -40 to 70 °C (-40 to 158 °F)
Relative humidity: 10 to 95% Rh non-condensing
Altitude: 0 to 18,000 feet (0 to 5500 meters)
Pressure: 15 to 31 in. Hg (500 to 1060 hPa)
Gas Supply Requirements
Air and O 2 Supply Inlet Pressure: 30 to 90 psig, 50 psig nominal
External Connections
REMOTE ALARM:
Normally open (NO) contact, nurse call or remote system must
operate as a normally open system - 250mA @ 100VDC, allowable
current at max. voltage between relay contact < .2 ohms,
max. initial contact resistance
GRAPHICS MONITOR:
Input for Graphic Display Monitor (GDM) communication cable
RS 232C:
9-pin D-shell, 38,400 baud. For use with central monitoring systems.
CONTROL PANEL:
Input for Control Panel Module (CPM) communication cable
EXTERNAL ALARM SILENCE:
Input for Newport external alarm silence cable
EXTERNAL BATTERY 12 VDC:
Input for an external battery
Patient Circuit Connections
Inspiratory and expiratory limb connectors: 22-mm OD
Proximal tubing connector: 1/8 in. (0.32 cm) ID to fit 1/8 in. (0.32
cm) ID proximal pressure tubing
Ordering the e500 Ventilator System
The Newport e500 Ventilator System includes the Gas
Delivery Unit, Control Panel Module, Graphics
Display Monitor and Deluxe Cart.
Order: E500-NC-US
Standard accessories included:
Built-in heated, permanent exhalation valve assembly
Built-in oxygen sensor
Support arm and breathing circuit hanger
Air and oxygen hoses, 10 ft (3 m) with DISS fittings
Air and oxygen inlet water traps
Disposable bacteria filters (2)
Disposable proximal inline filters (5)
Operating Manual
Additional accessories:
Disposable insp. bacteria filters / cs 50 FLT1800Q-C
Disposable exp. bacteria filters FLT1875P
Proximal inline filter / 5 ea
FLT1850DC
Reusable adult patient breathing circuit PBC345A
Reusable ped/infant breathing circuit PBC450A
Disposable adult patient
breathing ciruit / cs 20 51006600
Disposable ped/infant patient
breathing circuit / cs 20 51006500
Disposable water trap
WTR134P
Printer cable
CBL1900Q
Adult test lung with restrictor LNG800P
Preventive maintenance kit
PMK500A
Oxygen sensor
R125P03-002
For current accessories and price information or to
place an order contact your local distributor or
Newport Customer Service Department.
tel: 1.800.451.3111 ext. 282
fax: 1.949.548.3091
email: Customers@NewportNMI.com
www.ventilators.com
Specifications subject to change without notification.

The Newport e500 Graphics Display Monitor (GDM) Specifications
Diagnostics At Your Fingertips
The e500 Graphics Display Monitor (GDM) features a clear view of diagnostic information with touch-screen ease. Users gather
critical feedback from easy-to-read waveforms, loops, and measured and calculated numeric data.
The e500 GDM Wave/Loop Freeze with Cursor function allows the user to run a movable cursor over any curve to gather valuable
diagnostic data. This simple technique provides precise analysis of time, pressure, volume or flow at any point in the breath. These
and many more diagnostic features on the GDM can provide invaluable information to bedside users to help determine the best
course of patient care.
Graphics
Waves:
Loops:
Waves and Loops:
Two Trend Screens Available
VTE / time
V • E / time
ƒtot / time
VTE % variance / time
Pressure-time
Volume-time
Flow-time
Multi-waves (all displayed on one screen)
Volume pressure
Flow volume
Multi-loops (all displayed on one screen)
Displays all waves and loops on one screen
Ppeak / time
Pmean / time
Pbase / time
ƒ/VTspont / time
Extended Functions Management
Automatic Leak
Compensation On/Off
Slope / Rise 1 – 19
Expiratory Threshold 5 – 50 % of peak flow
Noninvasive (NIV) On / Off
Note: NIV On turns Leak Compensation On,
range 3 - 25 L/min Infant/Ped and Adult
Open Exhalation Valve
(BPRV)
Enable / Disable
Tachypnea Alarm
(high respiratory rate) On (10 - 110 b/min) / Off
Event History Log 600 most recent alarm violations and
ventilator settings recorded
Parameters Monitored / Calculated
Cstat ƒspont ▲ Ptrig
Cdyn effective t I WOBim
t E minimum I:E ƒtot
R I
•
V peak I VTE % variance
R E
•
V peak E ƒ/VTspont
PEEPtot stat
V • I
Pplat
V • E
Ppeak
V • E spont
Pmean
VTI
Pbase
VTE
Specifications subject to change without notification.
e500-01BUS Rev D 1207
Power Requirements
GDM is electrically powered by a DC power source in the e500 ventilator.
GDM only functions when connected to e500. Power consumption is
30 W at 14 VDC.
Additional Details
• Patient Information: From the Set Up screen, patient weight and
name (or ID number) can be entered.
• Display: 10.4 in. (26.4 cm) active matrix color LCD, 640x480 flat
panel LCD
• Ventilator Communications: Power and serial communication lines
are included in one cable connection to ventilator. Data is processed
at 100 Hz and displayed real-time.
• Printer Communications: Parallel port interface to HP DeskJet 895
Cxi color printer or equivalent
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