Description
Anesthesia Machines
Product Summary
Proven Drager breathing system components paired with an electrically driven piston ventilator, in a sturdy, modular workstation for operating, induction, and recovery rooms.
20-1400 mL
Tidal volume
0-20 cmH2O
PEEP range
45 min
Minimum battery time
224 lb
Base unit weight
Overview
The Drager Fabius GS combines advanced ventilation with reliable, proven breathing system components. Its electrically driven, electronically controlled ventilator is more flexible and economical to run than traditional gas-driven bellows designs, and it monitors airway pressure, volume, and inspired oxygen concentration (FiO2).
The compact breathing system provides fresh gas decoupling, PEEP, and pressure limitation, and it is ergonomically positioned for the anesthesia provider. Electronic vertical flow controls, electronic fresh gas flow indicators, a full-color screen, central braking, and large drawers complete a workstation that runs on O2, N2O, and air from pipeline or cylinders.
This Fabius GS is professionally refurbished, inspected, and tested, and it gives surgery centers a familiar Drager platform for everyday cases.
Key Features
E-vent ventilation, no drive gas
Electrically driven piston ventilator with Volume Control, Pressure Control, and Manual/Spontaneous modes. Pressure Support and SIMV/PS are optional.
Compact breathing system
Fresh gas decoupling, PEEP, and pressure limitation in an ergonomic breathing system suited to low-flow ventilation.
Electronic flow control and display
Electronic vertical flow controls and fresh gas flow indicators, a full-color screen, and a three-tier integrated alarm system.
Ready for IT integration
ClinicalVision monitoring view, readiness for hospital information system integration, and intelligent cable management.
Standard configuration
- E-vent electronic ventilator
- Two-position Drager vaporizer manifold
- Gas scavenging system
- Patient breathing circuit
- Three-tier integrated alarm system
- Solid, spacious design with large drawers
- Vaporizers and monitors optional
Clinical Applications
Built for the rooms where outpatient and surgery center teams deliver inhalation anesthesia day to day.
- Operating rooms
- Induction rooms
- Recovery rooms
- Low-flow anesthesia
- Spontaneously breathing patients (optional Pressure Support)
