Demand Valves

* Diaphragm assembly elder for CPR/Demand valve. LSP034-111

The LSP Demand/Resuscitator Valve is designed to provide 100% oxygen to breathing or nonbreathing patients in an emergency situation. The valve can be used in conjunction with a portable oxygen cylinder equipped with a pressure regulator or with a central oxygen source. The valve operates on a regulated oxygen supply of 40-60 psig and reduces this pressure to a physiologically acceptable Level with a pressure limite of 60±5 cm H2O. The slight negative pressure created by a spontaneously breathing patient's inspiratory effort triggers the valve from a non-flow state to a flowing state. The non-breathing valve permits it to be used as a resuscitator in combination with a manually operated button located on top of the valve. The valve can be utilized with a mask, endotracheal tube or tracheotomy tube.

* Downstream Housing Elder for CPR/Demand Valve. LSP034-110

The LSP EMT Resuscitator provides clinicians with greater versatility, improved safety and enhanced performance over similar devices. Delivers 40 liters per minute during the manually triggered breath. During the spontaneous breath, the EMT Resuscitator provides a low initial opening pressure, and a built-in pneumatic circuit provides gas flow as high as 120 LPM. The EMT Resuscitator opens to ambient air in the event of gas power failure. Also includes a secondary safety pressure relief to relieve pressure at 70 cmH20. It may be used with a mask, endotracheal tube or tracheotomy tube. The EMT Resuscitator also features built-in anti-asphyxiation ports that allow the patient to breathe outside ambient air in the event of source gas failure. In addition, a 360° swivel oxygen inlet attachment eliminates the problem of line twisting and tangling. Manufacturer Brochure

The LSP Elder Deman/Resuscitator Valve is designed to provide 100% oxygen to a breathing or non-breathing patient in an emergency situation. The valve is designed for use with a mask, endotracheal tube, tracheotomy tube or esophageal airway. The valve can be used in conjunction with a portable cylinder with a pressure regulator or with a central oxygen source. The valve operates on a regulated oxygen supply of 40-60 psig and reduces this pressure to a physiologically acceptable Level with a pressure limit of 60±5 cm H2O. The slight negative pressure created by a spontaneously breathing patient's inspiratory effort triggers the valve from a non-flow state to a flowing state. The non-breathing valve permits it to be used as a resuscitator in combination with a manually operated button located on top of the valve.