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Raising
the standard of excellence... again |
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Function Analysis CardioPulmonary
Exercise Nutritional
Assessment Respiratory
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| The Vmax Series heritage
stands strong, with over 4,000 instruments in use around
the world. Our commitment is to provide you the highest
standard of diagnostic equipment available backed by
our unique Total Life Care Warranty (TLC), supporting
your commitment to provide the finest patient care possible.
After seeing Vmax Spectra, we think you will agree,
Vmax will catch your breath
as well as theirs! |
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1995
Vmax Series
1, 2, 3, or 4 applications in one
instrument
State-of-the-art sensors
Extremely user-friendly
Lowest operational cost per test
2001
Vmax Spectra
All the Vmax Series capabilities, plus
New applications and integration
Extended sensor accuracy and stability
Total Life Care Warranty |
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Vmax
Spectra Design Concept -
Compact
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Excellent for both
stationary and mobile use
Measurement
capabilities expand as your needs grow
Lower operational costs |
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Spectra Technology |
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Ultra Fast Oxygen
analyzer (O2)
Source-stabilized
carbon dioxide analyzer (CO2)
Flash multi-gas
analyzer (CO, CH4, C2H2*)
"Kelvinized"
Mass Flow Sensor |
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*C2H2
not available in the U.S.A.
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Vmax analyzers are highly accurate
and stable over a wide range of usesfrom screening
patients to testing elite athletes. Many tests, such as
Diffusing Capacity and Spirometry may be performed at rest,
during exercise, and simultaneously with other measurements.
For example: you may wish to conduct an exercise gas exchange
test and simultaneously perform a Diffusing Capacity test
on your cardiac patient.
Vmax Spectra Mass Flow Sensor
technology raises the standard again, with the addition
of Real-Time BTPS Correction and Dynamic Kelvin Sensing.Unlike
traditional spirometers and flow sensing devices which must
rely on a static BTPS correction factor, the Vmax Spectras
flow sensor accurately reads gas temperature as well as
molar mass at 8 millisecond intervals and corrects the sample
flow and volume instantly. This breakthrough in mass flow
science ensures accurate measurements with any inhaled and
exhaled gas cooling profile, even if the room temperature
has changed after calibration or during the test itself.
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Dynamic Kelvin Sensing electronically
links the sensor at the mouth to the integrated circuit
processing the data. This technology eliminates the effects
of spurious electrical resistance artifacts, which can distort
the signal for sampling mass flow.
Using the low cost MicroGard®
disposable filter greatly minimizes the possibility of contaminating
testing instruments and patients. Shown with the new FreeFlow
mouthpiece (patent pending) for control of tongue placement
during testing.
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