Penlon Prima 320 Anaesthesia System A N A E S T H E S I A S O LU T I O N S 8.4” TFT colour touchscreen Up to six ventilation modes Optional CO2 and SpO2 monitoring Integrated CO2 absorber and bellows unit with ventilator interface Selectatec compatible back bar Switchable front facing common gas outlet

All the features and options you need to configure a system to your exact specification 4^ 8.4" TFT colour touchscreen 4^ Up to six ventilation modes 44 Optional CO2 and SpO2 monitoring 4 Selectatec® compatible backbar (two stations) 4 LED illuminated work spaces «► Large capacity drawer units 4 Switchable front facing common gas outlet for open and closed circuit operation 44 Integrated CO2 absorber and bellows unit with ventilator interface ◄4 GCX™ compatible aluminium uprights for additional accessory mounting Optional auxiliary O2 outlet Fy Up to three electrical outlets 2 Prima 320 Anaesthesia...

The Penlon Prima 320 is a versatile anaesthesia system providing the ideal solution for today's operating room. Clinician-focused choices and benefits, including colour touchscreen display, up to six ventilation modes and optional CO2 and SPO2 monitoring. System The Prima 320 anaesthesia system has an integrated ventilator with up to six ventilation modes; CO2 absorber with heater and large capacity absorbent canister; and a two station Selectatec™ compatible backbar. Flow control and visualisation The Prima 320 offers: - Six conventional flow tubes for accurate control, particularly at low flow...

About Penlon ♦ Penlon was founded in 1943 by personnel from the Department of Anaesthesia at Oxford University. One of the first products was the Macintosh Laryngoscope, then a revolutionary design, and still the most widely used today, invented by the late Sir Robert Macintosh, Professor of Anaesthetics. Today Penlon continues to design, engineer and build high quality anaesthesia products at its UK operations headquarters. The company is proud to have over 70 years' dedicated experience, many awards for product design, and an impressive four Queen's Awards for Enterprise, one for ‘Innovation'...