VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer + VAPOR Anesthesia Tester

Name: VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer + VAPOR Anesthesia Tester
Brand: Fluke Biomedical

The VT900A + VAPOR Ventilator and Anesthesia Test duo is designed to efficiently and reliably perform a full anesthesia machine PM, from ventilators to vaporizers.

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VT650/900A User's Manual

Every kit includes VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer Ventilator Tester and VAPOR Anesthesia Tester

The VAPOR Anesthesia Tester is an accessory to the VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer / Ventilator Tester that expands your testing capability to vaporizers. VAPOR automatically detects the 5 major anesthetic agents, CO₂, and N₂O, and identifies them by their international color code for easy identification - no effort on your part.

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Product Details

VT900A Analyzer + VAPOR

Overview

Key Features

Streamline your testing procedure by performing a complete anesthesia machine PM/efficacy test with one setup
Avoid confusion and improve efficiency with auto-detection of anesthetic agents and color-matched gas identification
Reduce bulk and improve ease of transport with a convenient carrying case for the lightweight accessory and gas flow module
Operate on-the-go with durable, robust design
Simplify calibration and servicing with one manufacturer for all anesthesia test equipment
Reduce testing time with 7-in. color touch screen, quick-connect fitting and complete anesthesia hosing accessory kit
Confidently test with accuracy that meets vaporizer manufacturer recommendations
Ensure patient safety with automatic detection and measurement of CO2, N2O and five commonly used anesthetic agents

Patient Safety First. Keep your life critical devices running properly.

Hundreds of millions of surgeries were performed worldwide, many of which require general anesthesia. Anesthesia is often administered via inhaled gases delivered by an anesthesia machine. Under-administration can cause unintended intraoperative awareness, wherein patients are partially awake but unable to speak and move. Such incidents can sometimes result in long-term psychological trauma. Over-administration can cause cardiac arrest and sometimes death. To prevent such instances, the ventilator and vaporizer functions of an anesthesia machine need to be routinely tested to ensure patient safety.

One solution for all your anesthesia delivery system and ventilator testing needs.

Fluke Biomedical offers a solution to test all the functions of your anesthesia machine with the VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer / Ventilator Tester and the VAPOR Anesthesia Tester. Everything can fit on the worksurface of your anesthesia machine because we’ve reduced the number of devices you need to perform testing. It all fits in a single carrying case making travel easy. A 7” touchscreen display allows you to see test results numerically or graphically from up to 6’ away. Test all day without returning to your desk with all day battery power and onboard memory.

The VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer provides the highest accuracy for testing gas flow and respiratory medical equipment.

The VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer / Ventilator tester can test all types of gas flow equipment, especially those requiring high accuracy in ultra-low flow and ultra-low pressure measurements like anesthesia machines. This analyzer is the only test equipment you need to test your medical gas flow equipment, not just ventilators. A one channel, full range air flow channel automatically compensates for humidity, temperature and pressure reducing setup time and confusion. Further streamline your test procedure, reduce errors and shorten your test time with the ability to create customized test profiles for your specific anesthesia machine model.

Results made easy

The VAPOR Anesthesia Tester is an accessory to the VT900A that expands your testing capability to vaporizers. VAPOR automatically detects the 5 major anesthetic agents, CO2, and N2O, and identifies them by their international color code for easy identification - no effort on your part. Two agents can be detected simultaneously allowing for the identification of failure modes beyond concentration - such as the failure of an interlock system. The addition of VAPOR to the Gas Flow Analyzer family allows you to test an anesthesia machine end-to-end with a single product solution.

Ensure compliance with Fluke Biomedical products.

Fluke Biomedical takes pride in ensuring our products are compliant to international standards. VT900A and VAPOR come from the factory complying to ISO 13485, ISO 60601, IEC 61010 and have a CE mark. Fluke knows that patient safety is the ultimate goal, so we don’t stop at what is required. Have confidence in your product purchase and measurements by purchasing from Fluke Biomedical.

Applications

Explore the importance of testing anesthesia machines, how and why.

Anesthesia delivery systems accompany many of the 313 million surgeries each year. Yet under- or over-administration of anesthetic may lead to patient trauma or, in the worst scenario, patient death. Fluke Biomedical VT900A Ventilator Tester, our medical gas flow analyzer, and VAPOR, our anesthesia tester, provide measurements of the anesthesia delivery testing to protect patients from irregular gas flow while shielding hospitals from deploying dangerous levels of anesthetic.

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Models

All models include:

Bacterial filter (1)
1.2 m (4 ft) silicon tubing (2)
22 mm ID x 22 mm ID tubing adapters (2)
22 mm OD x 22 mm OD tubing adapters (2)
Tapered 15 mm OD x 33 mm OD tubing adapters (2)
Flexible 15 mm ID x 22 mm ID tubing adapters (2)
DISS hand tight nut/nipple to 6.4 mm (1/4 in ) ID hose barb adapter (1)
Accessory Tee for VAPOR
USB serial cable
AC power adapter
Detachable carrying handle
Detachable shoulder strap
Certificate of Calibration with test data

Model Name	Model Part Number	Model Description
VT900A + VAPOR	5014727	VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer VAPOR Anesthesia Tester
VT900A + VAPOR with ACCU LUNG II	5067868	VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer VAPOR Anesthesia Tester ACCU LUNG II
VT900A + VAPOR with ACCU LUNG	5067879	VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer VAPOR Anesthesia Tester ACCU LUNG

Accessories

Gas Flow Analyzers Ventilator Testers

ACCU LUNG Precision Test Lung

Our ACCU LUNG Precision Test Lungs are small, light-weight and portable with calibrated accuracy for both resistance and compliance. They are also compliant with IEC standard for breathing – circuit connection and are traceable to standards.

Part number: 2387318

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ACCU LUNG II Portable Precision Test Lung

Use a calibrated test lung to be confident in your measurements no matter what ventilator you are testing.

Part number: 4281291
Model number: ACCULUNG II

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Make the most of the limited workspace you have by using the VESA Mounting System.

Attach the VESA Mounting System to your VT650 or VT900A to have the ability to clamp to poles and handles to hold your analyzer in a position where it is convenient for you.

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Software

Resources

Manual » Getting Started Guide

VT650/VT900A Getting Started Guide

Download

Manual » User's Manual

VT650/900A User's Manual

Download

Manual » User's Manual supplement

VT650/900A User's Manual Supplement

Download

Manual » Instruction sheet

VAPOR Instruction Sheet

Download

Application Note

Creating Test Profiles On The VT650 And VT900 Application Note

Download

Interpreting and adjusting the graphical output of the VT650 and VT900

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Brochure

Gas Flow Family Brochure

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Datasheet

VT900A + VAPOR Datasheet

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Videos

Webinars

What you need to know about Anesthesia Delivery System Testing.

Get Into the Flow of Anesthesia Machine Testing Webinar

Taking the pressure off ventilator testing

What you need to know about Anesthesia Delivery System Testing.

Get Into the Flow of Anesthesia Machine Testing Webinar

Watch this webinar from Fluke Biomedical as we explain what you need to know about Anesthesia Delivery System Testing. Learn about history, function and best practices along the way.

VT900A + VAPOR - Testing the vaporizer on the anesthesia delivery system

In this video series learn how to use the VT900A + VAPOR run a generalized PM/efficacy test procedure on an anesthesia delivery system. Specifically the vaporizer on the anesthesia delivery system.

VT900A + VAPOR - Testing the respiratory support functions of the anesthesia delivery system

In this video series learn how to use the VT900A + VAPOR run a generalized PM/efficacy test procedure on an anesthesia delivery system. Specifically the respiratory support functions on the anesthesia delivery system.

VT900A + VAPOR Gas Flow Analyzer and Anesthesia Tester

Accurately and reliably conduct in-depth testing of gas flow medical equipment.

VT650 & VT900 Gas Flow Analyzers How-To Video

Accurately and reliably conduct in-depth testing of gas flow medical equipment, especially devices requiring ultra-low flow and ultra-low pressure measurements, including neonatal, mechanical and high-frequency ventilators.

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VT900A + VAPOR Overview Video - Facebook LIVE

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the VT650 and the VT900/VT900A?

The features that differentiate the VT900A and VT650 are the ability to measure ultra-low flow and ultra-low pressure, the ability to use an external TTL trigger input and improved oxygen sensor accuracy and lifetime (1% accuracy and a 2-year lifetime vs. 2% accuracy and a 1-year lifetime).

What is the difference between the VT900 and the VT900A?

From a technical standpoint, there is no difference between the VT900 and the VT900A. The only difference is that a connector was added at the rear panel to allow for power and communication to the VAPOR Anesthesia Tester.

What is VAPOR?

The VAPOR Anesthesia Tester is an accessory to the VT900A that allows for preventive maintenance / efficacy testing of vaporizers. VAPOR can test the concentration of 5 major anesthetic agents, CO2 and N2O.

Why can’t I connect VAPOR to the VT900?

VT900 lacks the connector on the rear panel that provides power and communication to the VAPOR Anesthesia Tester. Only the VT900A has this connector.

How can I update the firmware of the VT650, VT900/VT900A?

Firmware is field-upgradeable and downloadable from our site at the gas flow software page. The link will state whether a calibration is required. Your device will always be upgraded to the most recent firmware version if your device is sent to a Fluke service center.

How can I update the firmware of VAPOR?

What is the battery life of the VT650, VT900, VT900A?

All of these products have an 8-hour battery life allowing you to test all day, on-the-go.

How do I save, retrieve, or print test results from VT650, VT900, VT900A/VAPOR?

Saving results is easy on any of these units. From any screen there is a blue box in the bottom right called “Save”. Press on this button and you are able to save your results as data, a graph, a recording or under a new Test ID. These results can then be recalled from the onboard memory under “Menus” and “Memory”.

How do I zero the sensors (to get rid of drift) on the VT650, VT900, VT900A?

There are two sensors to zero on these devices. The first is the airway flow sensor. You want to zero this without the breathing circuit attached. From the “Airway” screen, press “Zero”.

The second sensor to calibrate is the oxygen sensor. From the “Menus” screen, press “Calibrate Oxygen” and the device will lead you through the steps to calibrate your sensor using air and oxygen.

How to I connect the VT650, VT900/VT900A for testing ventilators?

The connection to our gas flow analyzers changes depending on the testing you are about to do.

If you are testing breath parameters or bi-directional flow the connection should be a Y connector on the flow inlet side and a calibrated test lung on the flow exhaust side. Always use an antibacterial filter on the inlet side to elongate the life and accuracy of your gas flow analyzer.

When testing uni-directional flow or concentration measurements the DUT simply needs to be connected to the flow inlet side using an antibacterial filter.

How do I connect the VT900A and VAPOR for testing anesthesia systems?

The connection of VT900A for testing the ventilator function of an anesthesia delivery system is unchanged from normal breath by breath or constant flow testing.

VAPOR needs to be used to test the anesthetic agent concentrations as well as carrier gas concentrations. VAPOR is connected to the VT900A using the connector on the back of the VT900A. The inlet should be connected to the fresh gas outlet using a tee connector to pull a side stream sample. The exhaust ends of the tee connector and VAPOR should be connected to the anesthesia gas scavenging system (AGSS).

WARNINGS:

Do not run anesthetic agent through any ports of the VT900A.
Only pull side stream samples into VAPOR using a tee accessory.

When do I/How do I decide which option to select for Bidirectional Flow (Bidirectional; Uni-directional; Continuous)?

The breath detection mode should be changed depending on what it is that you are testing. Breath detection modes can be changed under “Menus”, “Setup”, “Breath Detect”.

If you are testing breath parameters using a test lung, you want to be in bi-directional mode. This will allow the flows to pass through the gas flow analyzer in both directions to simulate human breathing.

Uni-directional flow or continuous “off” flow is used when testing parameters that should be at a constant setting (flow rates, oxygen concentration). This allows for the gases to pass through the gas flow analyzer in only one direction.

Q; What is a Test Profile?

The connection to our gas flow analyzers changes depending on the testing you are about to do.

When testing uni-directional flow or concentration measurements the DUT simply needs to be connected to the flow inlet side using an antibacterial filter.

What is a Test I.D.?

How do I use the VT650, VT900/VT900A for troubleshooting ventilator problems?

Under “Menus” and “Special Tests” there are a number of tests that can help troubleshoot and identify failure modes. These tests include:

Airway Pressure Leak Test
High Pressure Leak Test
Low Pressure Leak Test
Ultra-Low Pressure Leak Test
Trend Test
Stacked Volume Test
High Frequency Test

When and how do I use the VT900/VT900A Ultra-Low Flow and Ultra-Low Pressure ports?

There are certain applications that require high resolution and high accuracy to ensure functional performance. Examples of such devices would be anesthesia machines and neonatal ventilators. In these applications, you simply connect the tubing to the ports on the nearside of the VT900A and switch your screen to the ultra-low flow and ultra-low pressure views.

What is the VT650, VT900/VT900A Excel Plug-In used for?

The Excel Plug-In is used to download test data to your PC for upload. The Excel Plug-In can download numerical data as well as graphs to ensure that you are able to get your test results into a report and even into your CMMS. Easily download the Plug-In from the gas flow analyzer software page and install on your PC.

VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer + VAPOR Anesthesia Tester

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VT900A + VAPOR with ACCU LUNG II

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Product Details

Patient Safety First. Keep your life critical devices running properly.

One solution for all your anesthesia delivery system and ventilator testing needs.

The VT900A Gas Flow Analyzer provides the highest accuracy for testing gas flow and respiratory medical equipment.

Results made easy

Ensure compliance with Fluke Biomedical products.

Explore the importance of testing anesthesia machines, how and why.

VT900A + VAPOR

VT900A + VAPOR with ACCU LUNG II

VT900A + VAPOR with ACCU LUNG

Accessories

Gas Flow Analyzers Ventilator Testers

ACCU LUNG Precision Test Lung

ACCU LUNG II Portable Precision Test Lung

VT900/VT650 Excel Add-In 1.00

Manual » Getting Started Guide

Manual » User's Manual

Manual » User's Manual supplement

Manual » Instruction sheet

Application Note

Brochure

Datasheet

Webinars

Videos

Get Into the Flow of Anesthesia Machine Testing Webinar

VT900A + VAPOR - Testing the vaporizer on the anesthesia delivery system

VT900A + VAPOR - Testing the respiratory support functions of the anesthesia delivery system

VT900A + VAPOR Gas Flow Analyzer and Anesthesia Tester

VT650 & VT900 Gas Flow Analyzers How-To Video

VT900A + VAPOR Overview Video - Facebook LIVE

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the VT650 and the VT900/VT900A?

What is the difference between the VT900 and the VT900A?

What is VAPOR?

Why can’t I connect VAPOR to the VT900?

How can I update the firmware of the VT650, VT900/VT900A?

How can I update the firmware of VAPOR?

What is the battery life of the VT650, VT900, VT900A?

How do I save, retrieve, or print test results from VT650, VT900, VT900A/VAPOR?

How do I zero the sensors (to get rid of drift) on the VT650, VT900, VT900A?

How to I connect the VT650, VT900/VT900A for testing ventilators?

How do I connect the VT900A and VAPOR for testing anesthesia systems?

When do I/How do I decide which option to select for Bidirectional Flow (Bidirectional; Uni-directional; Continuous)?

Q; What is a Test Profile?

What is a Test I.D.?

How do I use the VT650, VT900/VT900A for troubleshooting ventilator problems?

When and how do I use the VT900/VT900A Ultra-Low Flow and Ultra-Low Pressure ports?

What is the VT650, VT900/VT900A Excel Plug-In used for?

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