Pressure regulator for emergency kits (Gasinox)

229,95 € VAT not included

Designed for precise regulation of oxygen flow in medical emergencies. Features a dual gauge and a suction port.

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Description

The Gasinox pressure regulator is an essential device for precise control of oxygen flow in medical emergencies. Compatible with medical oxygen and other gases, this regulator is designed for use in emergency kits and provides reliable regulation in critical situations.

With an inlet pressure of up to 300 bar and a standard outlet pressure of 4 bar, the regulator allows an adjustable flow range of 0 to 25 litres per minute, making it suitable for various medical needs. Its inlet connections are compatible with international standards (W21.8, CGA870, CGA540…) and the outlets include options such as hose nozzles and G3/8, G1/4 threads, among others.

Manufactured with brass for the body, polyamide for the plastic components, and EPDM for the gaskets, it offers great durability and resistance. Its sintered bronze filter ensures gas purity. This device is classified as Class IIb, in accordance with European health regulations.

This pressure regulator for emergency kits features a dual gauge, allowing simultaneous display of inlet and outlet pressure, and facilitating even more precise control of the oxygen flow. It also has a suction port, making it even more versatile, as it allows for gas suction if it is necessary during resuscitation or life support.

Ideal for use in hospitals, ambulances, and emergency kits, the Gasinox pressure regulator guarantees a safe and controlled oxygen supply in critical situations.

More information (technical data)

  • Marca: Gasinox.
  • Class: G106.
  • Gases: 11B.
  • Nominal inlet pressure: 200 bar.
  • Outlet pressure: 4.5 bar.
  • Standard flow rate: 0-15 l/min.
  • Suction flow rate: 0-12 l/min.
  • Suction pressure: 0-400 mmHg.
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