Valve Unidirectional Breathing Circuit Gas (BCG)
| 1406-8219-000 | |
| Anesthesia Delivery | |
| Aespire | |
| GE HealthCare | |
| N/A | |
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Features
- Easy to assemble and disassemble
- User accessible
- Low level of leakage
Product Overview
The Valve Unidirectional Breathing Circuit Gas (BCG) is a valve that is used to adjust the airflow in the breathing system circuit of an Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System (AGSS). It allows the airflow in one direction and it is also called a check valve. This valve plays a key role for transferring the require amount of gas to the patient. There are two unidirectional valves in both the circle and open modules. The major parts of the assembly are a stainless steel seat, plastic disk and disk retainer. The sealing surfaces of the seat and disk must be free of nicks or other damage for the valve to perform are required. The unidirectional valve is user accessible and is designed to be removed and disassembled for cleaning and steam autoclave sterilization to 134° C. The valve assembly consist of a valve seat, retainer disc, check valve disc and an O-ring. This valve is used in both manual ventilation and mechanical ventilation of the Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System (AGSS).
