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Anesthesia Machine Atlan® A100/A100 XL

Anesthesia Machine Atlan® A100/XL has been developed as a safe, robust and easy-to-use anaesthesia machine. The high precision piston ventilator supports lung protective ventilation measures while the gas mixing unit with mechanically controlled flow tubes enables a convenient and intuitive application of minimal- and low-flow anaesthesia. A variety of hard- and software options enhance its capabilities to suit your immediate needs.

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Anesthesia Machine Atlan® A100/A100 XL Specifications

Operating characteristics
Atlan is available in two sizes of trolley, machine with small trolley for environments of use with constricted space, machine with large trolley for normal OR environments with adequate space.
Weight of the compact trolley Approx. 135 kg (298 lbs), basic setup
Weight of the large trolley Approx. 160 kg (353 lbs), basic setup
Dimensions of the compact trolley (may deviate with hardware options) (W x H x D) 74.5 cm x 140.3 cm x 69.2 cm (29.3 in x 55.2 in x 27.2 in)
Dimensions of the large trolley (may deviate with hardware options) (W x H x D) 93.3 cm x 140.3 cm x 72.4 cm (36.7 in x 55.2 in x 28.5 in)
Dimensions of the work surface of the compact trolley (W x D) 47 cm x 38 cm (18.5 in x 15.0 in)
Dimensions of the work surface of the large trolley (W x D) 71 cm x 38 cm (28.0 in x 15.0 in)
Storage space and work surface 1 lockable drawer, size (W x H x D) 37.9 cm x 15.4 cm x 36.4 cm (14.9 in x 6.06 in x 14.3 in), volume approx. 20 litres, large version with 2 additional drawers
Work surface extension, foldable (W x D) 30 cm x 42.5 cm (11.8 in x 16.7 in), option
Side shelves (only for A100 XL model)
Material of the main housing parts ABS
Power consumption <95 W, during mechanical ventilation, maximum 400 W
Mains voltage 100 to 240 V AC at 50/60 Hz
Internal battery backup time At least 45 min, typically 120 min (with fully charged battery)
Data interfaces 2 x serial ports (RS232) (MEDIBUS.X protocol), 1 x USB port, 1 x LAN
Connectivity, interoperability Support of Data Analytics and Digital Services via Dräger Connect; compatible with Dräger Connectivity Converter CC300 to comply with ISO/IEEE 11073 SDC interoperability principles
Auxiliary power socket (option) 4 country-specific power sockets, individually fused with 2 fuses per socket
Intended patient population Adults, pediatric patients, and neonates
Gas supply
Available as a 2-gas version (O2 /AIR) or a 3-gas version (O2 /AIR/N2 O), monitoring of supply pressure and electronic measurement of cylinder pressures (when using optional Dräger pressure reducer)
Central gas supply, supply pressure for O2 , AIR, N2 O 2.7 to 6.9 kPa x 100 (39 to 100 psi)
Gas supply with gas cylinders (O2 , AIR, N2 O) 1 or 2 standing gas cylinders (option)
2 or 3 suspended gas cylinders with pin-index connector (option)
Park holder for 1 additional standing gas cylinder (option)
Fresh-gas delivery
Gas mixer technology Mechanically controlled gas mixer with flowtubes
Fresh-gas flow (FG flow) Off to at least 10.0 L/min (O2, Air, and N2O)
O2 flush 25 to 75 L/min at 2.7 to 6.9 kPa x 100 (39 to 100 psi; 0.27 to 0.69 MPa) supply pressure
O2 flow with external flowmeter (Aux. O2) Off to 15 L/min
Ventilator and setting parameters
Electronically driven piston ventilator (E-Vent plus), fresh-gas decoupled, ventilation without drive gas i.e. no medical gases are consumed in operating the ventilator (regardless of gas supply). Adaptive piston control for optimized gas exchange times and fresh-gas utilization, piston volume automatically adjusted according to patient category setting and ventilation parameters.
Standard ventilation modes Manual/Spontaneous (Man/Spon)
VC – CMV
Optional ventilation modes VC – CMV / AutoFlow
VC – SIMV / AutoFlow
VC – SIMV / PS / AutoFlow
VC – SIMV
VC – SIMV / PS
PC – CMV
PC – SIMV
PC – SIMV / PS
CPAP / PSV (with adjustable RR for backup ventilation)
External fresh-gas outlet for use with non-rebreathing systems
Respiratory rate (RR) 3 to 100 /min
Inspiratory time (Ti) 0.2 to 10.0 s (resulting ratio I:E 1:49 to 49:1)
Ratio of inspiratory time to expiratory time (I:E) 4:1 to 1:10 (setting parameter I:E)
Tidal volume (VT) at VC modes (setting parameter) 10 to 1500 mL
Tidal volume monitoring, lowest detectable VT ≤3 mL for the “Paediatric patients” and “Neonates” patient categories
≤20 mL for the “Adults” patient category
Trigger threshold (Trigger) 0.3 to 15 L/min
Peak inspiratory flow 180 – 220 L/min
Inspiratory pressure (Pinsp) PEEP +5 to 80 hPa (cmH2 O) (7 to 80 hPa (cmH2 O) when PEEP = Off)
Pressure limitation (Pmax) PEEP +5 to 80 hPa (cmH2 O) (7 to 80 hPa (cmH2 O) when PEEP = Off)
Pressure support above PEEP (ΔPsupp) Off, 3 to (80 – PEEP) hPa (cmH2 O) (Off, 3 to 78 hPa (cmH2 O) when PEEP = Off)
Positive end-expiratory pressure PEEP Off, 2 to 35 hPa (cmH2 O)
Breathing system
Heated breathing system for low-flow and minimum-flow applications, disassembly without tools, design optimized for easy and effective hygienic reprocessing. All patient-gas leading components are autoclavable.
Total volume without CO2 absorber 2.18 L when applying the maximum VT of 1500 mL, typically lower volume acc. to patient category setting and ventilation parameters
Filling volume of the CO2 absorber Reusable CO2 absorber: 1500 mL ±50 mL
Disposable CO2 absorber CLIC absorber 800+: 1300 mL ±50 mL
Disposable CO2 absorber CLIC absorber Free: 1200 mL ±50 mL
Reprocessing Cleaning, disinfection, replaceable without tools, less than 13 reprocessing relevant components (depends on the machine configuration)
Anaesthetic gas scavenging system (AGS)
Available as active or passive anaesthetic gas scavenging system for operation with or without adequate scavenging system infrastructure; detection of excessive suction flows, with connector for sample gas disposal when using third-party patient gas measurement modules.
Active AGS For connection to an anesthetic gas scavenging system With a control valve (option) or an ejector (option)
Passive AGS For connection to a disposal system with low or no suction flow With overpressure valve and under pressure valve
Displays and monitoring systems
Main screen 15.3″ (38.9 cm) TFT LCD touchscreen, configurable screen contents, smart alarm management with extensive support system
Screen configuration Depending on the machine configuration, simultaneous display of 2 or 3 real-time color-adjustable waveforms for: airway pressure, inspiratory and expiratory flow, CO2 , O2 , and anesthetic agents; tabular trends; quick access to 3 configurable views
Front panel Flow tubes for display of the set fresh-gas flow, pressure gauges for gas supply from central supply and display for mains power supply and internal battery
Trends and Loops (option) Display of graphical trends and loops (Volume-Pressure and Flow-Volume); additional data export functions via USB storage

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Ventilation monitoring Minute volume (MV) and tidal volume (VT and ΔVT); respiratory rate (frequency); peak inspiratory pressure (PIP), plateau pressure (Pplat), mean airway pressure (Pmean), PEEP; dynamic compliance (Cdyn), resistance (R), elastance (E), external pressure gauge (optional) for indicating the pressure in the internal breathing system
Gas monitoring
Available as machine with oxygen cell for inspiratory O2 monitoring or with integrated patient-gas measurement module (PGM)
Machine with inspiratory O2 monitoring O2 sensor cell with 2 years guaranteed minimum life span and with life span monitoring, electrochemical measurement principle
Machine with patient-gas measurement module (PGM) Inspiratory and expiratory gas concentration of O2, N2O, CO2 and anesthetic agents, automatic identification of isoflurane, sevoflurane, desflurane, halothane, enflurane, detection of

anesthetic gas mixtures, age-corrected xMAC display; sample gas returned to the breathing circuit

Safety functions
·        The integrated machine checklist and illustrated step-by-step instructions for daily machine preparation help to comply with national guidelines, such as DGAI (Germany), ASA/APSF (USA), AAGBI (UK)

·        Man/Spon ventilation with dosing of fresh-gas mixer and anesthetic agents possible even when switched off (emergency start-up)

·        Backup manual mode allows the direct change to manual ventilation while maintaining gas and ventilation monitoring; anesthetic agents from the vaporizers can be continuously delivered via the fresh-gas mixer

·        Mechanical ventilation with ambient air in case of complete failure of the gas supply, the change to intravenous anesthetic agents is required

Comfort functions and other features
·        Fully* automatic self-test including calibration of all relevant sensors and checking all valves in the breathing system; normally no user action necessary after start of test

·        Autoset function for adjusting alarm limits

·        Cardiac bypass mode to avoid unnecessary alarms when using the heart-lung machine

·        Breathing bag as an indicator of fresh-gas deficiency and leaks

·        Data storage on USB storage device (alarm history, self-test results, screen shots, trends and machine configurations)

·        Time-saving transfer of default settings and configurations to other Atlan A100/XL machines via USB storage device

·        Integrated, dimmable illumination of working and documentation surfaces