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Breathing machine Pulsar

Breathing machine Pulsar

Breathing machine Pulsar

Product catalog summary
Overview: The PULSAR Breathing Machine is designed to simulate human breathing by creating a pulsating airflow. It is primarily used for testing respiratory protective equipment (RPE) and in various research and certification environments, including aviation and fire protection.
Applications & Industries: The machine is applicable in testing hose gas masks, pressure and climatic chambers, and at normal atmospheric pressure. It serves developers, manufacturers, certification bodies, testing laboratories, research centers, and universities.
Specifications: The PULSAR operates within an ambient temperature range of 18 to 27 °C, atmospheric pressure of 630 to 800 mm Hg, and relative humidity of 10 to 80%. It supports a breathing depth of 0.5 to 3.0 dm3, a frequency of 10 to 40 breaths per minute, and lung ventilation of 5.0 to 120.0 dm3/min. The device dimensions are 370×380×570 mm, with a weight of no more than 25 kg and a power consumption of up to 1 kW.
Principle of Operation: The machine imitates human breathing by setting parameters for depth and frequency, controlled via an Android app. It allows automatic calculation of pulmonary ventilation and operates with a permissible working pressure of ±3.5 kPa.
Features: The PULSAR offers a universal platform for RPE research and quality control, with flexible parameter adjustments and modern control via Bluetooth. It enhances testing productivity with instant mode entry and low noise operation. The device is ergonomic and mobile, suitable for desktop placement.
Service and Support: The PULSAR comes with service support throughout its use, development customization, a warranty of at least 12 months, and customer staff training.
Delivery Components: Includes software for Android devices and a documentation set. The device is not included in the delivery and must be connected with a dummy human head or climatic chamber.
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Breathing machine Pulsar-1

Measuring people’s safety adjust lung ventilation parameters and create a pulsating airflow Breathing machine PULSAR Artificial lungs APPLICATIONS & INDUSTRIES ● Tests hose gas masks ● Tests in the pressure, clima c, penetra on chambers ● Tests at normal atmospheric pressure For developers and manufacturers of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) For certification bodies and testing laboratories For research centers and universities

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Breathing machine Pulsar-2

DESCRIPTION Breathing machine PULSAR creates a pulsa ng flow of air that imitates human breathing with the required value of pulmonary ven la on. It is used as part of other test benches where reproduc on of a pulsa ng flow of gas-breathing mixture (GBM) is required, but persons are not involved, for example, in clima c chambers, penetra on test chamber with using test agents and others. connected with Dummy human head, clima c chamber and others system automa c calcula on of pulmonary ven la on Controlled via Android app Device is not included in delivery PULSAR Breathing depth, dm3 Breathing...

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Breathing machine Pulsar-3

WHY BREATHING MACHINE PULSAR? 1. Universal pla orm for research & quality control of RPE It is possible to use several Pulsar installa ons for tes ng life support systems to reproduce the breathing of a group of people with different values of pulmonary ven la on. Tests are carried out at low noise and power consump on. Pulsar has no restric ons* in test modes, the parameters of the depth and frequency of breathing are simply and flexibly changed * in the so ware. *within technical possibili es 2. Modern way of control No more manual switching. Entering the parameters of the depth and frequency...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.