Gradian CCV
The Gradian CCV is an FDA- and CE-certified, full-featured ventilator that can be used for critical care, post-operative recovery, in-patient management, and emergency transport.
It features a 21-hour battery; connectors for oxygen cylinders, pipelines, and concentrators; and a built-in compressor for when no medical oxygen is available. The Gradian CCV offers adult and pediatric ventilation with a flexible array of modes and easy-to-read displays for measurements and alarms.
It comes standard with a stable rolling cart that can be easily detached to enable bedside or transport use.
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Our second product is the Gradian CCV - an FDA- and CE-certified mechanical ventilator that can be used for emergency transport or intensive/critical care and comes with 21 hours of battery backup.
Portability Features
Bed hooks, handle, and shoulder strap for bedside use and transportation, plus a sturdy rolling stand for intra-hospital transfers
Compressor
Internal compressor capable of delivering room air when other gas sources are not available
Breathing Circuit
Durable, reusable, single-limb silicone breathing circuit
Reservoir
External oxygen reservoir that allows for use with an oxygen concentrator or flowmeter if pipeline or larger cylinders are not available
External Battery
Rugged, hot-swappable battery providing an additional 14 hours of battery backup (for a total of 21 hours of battery backup)
Gradian CCV Specifications
See below to view a list of specifications for the Gradian CCV, or download a printable version.
Gradian CCV SpecificationsPatient Range
• Infant/pediatric (>5 kg) - Adult
Power Requirements
• AC Voltage: 110 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, max. 1A
Control/Settings
• Quick-Start Modes: Adult & Child (programmable)
• Ventilation Modes: (Pressure or Volume) A/CVM, (Pressure or Volume) SIMV, CPAP, Bi-PAP (can be programmed in custom mode); Custom modes (3) with programmable ventilation settings available for quick recall
• Tidal Volume: 40 - 2,000 mL
• Respiratory Rate: 0 or 5 - 60 b/min
• Inspiratory Rate: 0.5 - 2.0 sec
• PEEP/CPAP: 0 - 25 cmH2O
• Pressure Support (PS): 0 - 25 cmH2O*
• Flow: 5 - 60 L/min (flows > 80 L/min possible in PS mode, CPAP & demand flows)
• Pressure Control (Target Pressure): 15 - 55 cmH2O
• Ptrig (Sensitivity): -5 - -1 cmH2O
• FiO2: 21% - 100%
• Flow Wave Pattern: Square or descending**
• Auto Lock Function: On/Off
• Remote Alarm Option: Normally open/closed
*PEEP + PS cannot exceed 25 cmH2O
**Based on mode selected
Battery Parameters (Internal & External)
• Battery Composition: Sealed lead acid
• Internal Battery: Up to 7 hours
• External Battery: Up to 14 hours
Alarms
• High Airway Pressure: 10 - 55 cmH2O
• Low Airway Pressure: 5 - 15 cmH2O
• Apnea: After 20 second, activates apnea mode
• Low Source O2: Triggers at 40 - 37 psi
• Low Source Air: Triggers at 40 - 37 psi
• Device Alert: Malfunction alert
• Critical Battery: Approx. 20 minutes of battery charge remaining
• Audible Alarm: > 70 dB
• Silence/Reset: 110 seconds
Environmental
• Shock: 100 G-Force
• Vibration: To IEC 60068-2-6
• Operating Temperature: -18 - 50 C (0 - 122 F)
• Storage Temperature: -40 - 60 C (-40 - 140 F)
• Operating Humidity: 5% - 95% non-condensing
• Ingress Protection: IP22
Dimensions
• Width: 34 cm (13.3 in)
• Depth: 13 cm (5.3 in)
• Height: 35 cm (13.8 in)
• Weight: 8.5 kg (18.8 lbs)
Monitored Parameters
Measured Parameters
• Airway Pressure (Peak, Base)
• Delivered Tidal Volume
• Spontaneous Breath Rate
• Internal Battery Level
• External Battery Level
Calculated Parameters
• I:E Ratio
• Flow Rate
• FiO2
Signal Connections
• Remote Alarm: 1/4" phone jack to connect to nurse call or remote system, normally open/closed
Gas Source
• Air/Oxygen Mixer: Integrated
• Oxygen Input: 0 - 80 for cylinder, pipeline, or concentrator connection or low-pressure (< 10 psi) barb connection for cylinder during transport • Air Input: 40 - 80 psi DISS connection or entrainment via internal compressor
Gradian CCV User Manual
We are in the process of finalizing the Gradian CCV user manual, which will be published online upon completion. In the meantime, please email service[at]gradianhealth.org for more information.