Screen Displays – Trilogy 100 provides easy-to-read, easy-tonavigate screens with clear concise direction. It also has the option of displaying detailed readings for clinicians or simplified screens for the patient and caregiver. Either way, Trilogy 100′s intuitive design allows for quick access to device setting and patient information.
Portability - The Trilogy has been designed with portability in mind.
- Weighs 5kg (11lbs)
- Internal Battery with 3 hour external battery combined capability of 11 hours
- Ability to connect to an external lead acid battery
- Car charger available
- Two Circuit Options – interchangeable active and passive exhalation porting blocks give clinicians the flexibility to choose the best available circuit and interface for patients. Its internal PEEP, combined with a single limb circuit, creates and uncomplicated application.
Management Software - Trilogy provides ventilation data and prescription management through the use of an SD memory card.
Controls
- Circuit types: Active with PAP, passive
- Ventilation types: Volume control, pressure control, bilevel
- Volume modes: AC, SIMV (w/PS), CV
- Pressure modes: CPAP, S, S/T, T, PC-SIMV (w/PS)
- IPAP: 4 – 50 cm H20
- EPAP: 0 – 25 cm H20 for active circuits; 4 – 25 cm H20 for passive circuits
- CPAP: 4 – 20 cm H20 for passive circuits
- PEEP: 0 – 25 cm H20 for active circuits; 4 – 25 cm H20 for passive circuits
- Pressure support differential: 0 – 30 cm H20
Measured Patient Parameters
- Tidal volume: 50 – 2000 ml
- Breath rate: 0 – 60 for AC mode, 1 – 60 for all other modes
- Inspiratory time: 0.3 – 5.0 secs
- Rise time: 1 – 6
- Ramp start pressure: 0 – 25 cm H20 for active circuits; 4 – 25 cm H20 for passive circuits; 4 – 19 cm H20 in CPAP mode
- Ramp length: Off, 5 – 45 minutes
- Flex: Off, 1 – 3
- Flow trigger sensitivity: 1 – 9 l/min
- Flow cycle: 10% – 90%
- Apnea rate: 4 – 60 BPM
- Tidal volume: 0 – 2000 ml
- Minute ventilation: 0 – 99 l/min
- Leak rate: 0 – 200 l/min
- Respiratory rate: 0 – 80 BPM
- Peak inspiratory flow: 0 – 200 l/min
- Peak inspiratory pressure: 0 – 99 cm H20
- Mean airway pressure: 0 – 99 cm H20
- Percentage patient triggered breaths: 0 – 100%
- I:E ratio: 9.9:1 to 1:9.9