HBOT Aspida data sheet Analox have supplied gas monitoring solutions for the Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) industry since the 1980s. Until now, a portable monitor operating at pressure, with alarms for both O2 and CO2 inside the chamber was not available. • The HBOT Aspida can operate at pressures up to 3BarA, with the pressure reading being shown on the display • Partial pressure readings of both oxygen and carbon dioxide can be displayed in either %, mBar or %SEV (Surface Equivalent) • The HBOT Aspida is portable with a 12 hour battery life so can be viewed anywhere in the chamber • Very easy to calibrate (O2 can be calibrated in fresh air without calibration gas) • Data can easily be downloaded using the USB port • Audible and visual alarm warnings should the O2 percentage go above a pre-set alarm level The HBOT Aspida was designed in conjunction with industry experts to ensure it delivers the functionality required by chamber operators, attendants inside the chamber and other medical professionals involved in the administration of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. It is important that an independent O2 and CO2 reading can be taken inside the chamber to ensure that the chamber gas levels are monitored closely by the chamber operator to ensure the safety and comfort of all chamber occupants. Standards The HBOT Aspida ensures you adhere to the following clauses in BSEN1493:2006 and EN14931:2006(E) 4.3.5 - Means shall be provided so that during ventilation the pressure does not vary by more than +/- 5% 4.5.4 - Continuous measurement, display and recording of the oxygen concentration in percent by volume shall be possible separately for each ante chamber and main chamber. 4.5.5 - When the 23% volumetric oxygen concentration of the air inside the chamber is exceeded, a visual audible alarm shall be tripped at the control console. Uses • Mount the HBOT Aspida on your panel using the wall mount clip and use as your primary source of chamber atmosphere analysis or place inside of the chamber as a back up system • Offers ideal redundancy for your existing panel monitor/s to monitor your chamber for O2 and CO2 from inside the hyperbaric environment • As the unit is portable it can be used to check for leaks of O2 from your BIBS, hoods or face masks • The unit can provide CO2 data for intubated patients inside the chamber (e.g. severe carbon monoxide or necrotising fa

HBOT Aspida data sheet Specifications: Operating temperature: 0 to 50°C Carbon dioxide sensor Sensor type: Analox infra-red MIR Operating pressure: 800 to 3000 mbar Display: High-visibility, Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display Alarm horn: 95dB @ 30cm (110dB – man-down alarm) LED indicators: 1 x Green – OK 1 x Amber – Fault 3 x Red – Alarm Range: 0.01 to 5.00% Surface Equivalent Value (SEV)* Accuracy (at standard temperature): ± (1% of full scale + 2% of reading) at 950 to 1050mbar ambient pressure otherwise ± (2% of full scale + 2% of reading) Response time: T90 < 60 seconds Sensor life...