Circle Module Assembly BCG
| 1406-8102-000 | |
| New | |
| Anesthesia Delivery | |
| Aestiva | |
| GE HealthCare | |
| GE HealthCare LCS Parts | |
| GE HealthCare | |
| N/A | |
Add to Wish List
Login To Shop
Please select date
Second Opinion Approval Needed
Enter your approval number and submit to add item(s) to cart.
Approval Number
Please enter approval number
OR
Don't know your approval number? Call 800-437-1171
Enter opt 1 for the first three prompts, and have your System ID available.
If you add item(s) to cart and submit your order without the
approval number, GE will contact you before your order
can be confirmed for shipment.
Second Opinion Approval Needed
Select your approver's name and submit to add item(s) to your cart
Approver Name
Please Select Approver Name
OR
Don't know your approval number? Call 800-437-1171
Enter opt 1 for the first three prompts, and have your System ID available.
If you add item(s) to cart and submit your order without
selecting an approver, GE will contact you before your order
can be confirmed for shipment.
Features
- Does not contain any dust, dirt, oils, grease, lint, fibers, paper, rust, chips, cleaning solutions, corrosive products, tarnish, machining coolants and other foreign material
- Stainless steel washers and springs provided for effective use against corrosive environments
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved colors
- Silicone O-rings provided for high efficiency in elevated temperatures
Product Overview
The Circle Module Assembly BCG comes as a part of the Breathing Circuit Gas (BCG) system in an anesthesia delivery machine. The system helps to deliver oxygen and anesthetic gases to patients and eliminate the used gases to external (scavenging). During inspiration, fresh gas flows into the inspiratory limb of the circle module, then into the patient circuit. During exhalation, it flows backwards through the absorber into the expiratory limb of the circle module and then out the scavenging system. With the check valves placed on the unidirectional valve seat, the leakage of the gas in the reverse flow direction is minimized.
