Welcome to Harvard Apparatus! — Login / Register
Search

Search for these keywords
Home Catalogs Online Technical Resources
Shopping Cart Shopping
   Cart
                     My Account
Advanced Search   
Products by Category

Featured Products
Warner Cell Electrophysiology & Cell Biology Research
Hugo Sachs Elektronic Isolated Organ and Tissue Systems
BTX Electroporation and Electrofusion Products
Panlab Behavior Research Products
Hoefer Electrophoresis Products
Clark Glass Products
Navicyte Ussing/Diffusion Chambers
Harvard Apparatus

GoDaddy
 

Home Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM)


Larger Views

 

Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM)
The HSE-HA Multiple-Channel Ventilator is a modular system for ventilation of one to eight large rodents. The respiratory rate is adjustable from 30 to 100 breaths per minute. It is based on the PLUGSYS system, see Section I for a complete description of the PLUGSYS system. The primary component is the Ventilator Sequencer Module (VSM) which plugs into a PLUGSYS mainframe case and is used to set the respiratory rate, inspiratory:expiratory (I:E) ratio and the maximum inspiratory pressure (i.e. safety pressure) for all animals.
Search for Product in current catalog
Item Listing Full Description Specifications Journal Articles Manuals
Item# Description In Stock Lead Time U.S. List Price Quantity
730046 Ventilator Sequencer Module (VSM) -- 10 days View Pricing
Login to Shop
730048 Connecting Block for up to 8 Ventilation Heads -- 10 days View Pricing
Login to Shop
730047 Ventilation Head Kit (includes Ventilation Head, Stand and Block Clamp) -- 10 days View Pricing
Login to Shop

For local pricing, contact your nearest distributor.



Full Description Back to Top

• Ventilate up to eight rodents at the same time
• Adjust tidal volume individually
• Very small dead space volume
• For applications where multiple rodents must be ventilated simultaneously (e.g. multiple blood pressure measurement)
• For Einthoven bronchospasmolysis test on multiple animals

The HSE-HA Multiple-Channel Ventilator is a modular system for ventilation of one to eight large rodents. The respiratory rate is adjustable from 30 to 100 breaths per minute. It is based on the PLUGSYS system, see Section I for a complete description of the PLUGSYS system. The primary component is the Ventilator Sequencer Module (VSM) which plugs into a PLUGSYS mainframe case and is used to set the respiratory rate, inspiratory:expiratory (I:E) ratio and the maximum inspiratory pressure (i.e. safety pressure) for all animals. The safety pressure is set by the researcher and is used to prevent over inflation of the animal’s lungs. The VSM requires a compressed air supply and, using both electronic and pneumatic controls, directs the air flow to the VSM ventilation head.
One to eight ventilation heads 73-0047 can be connected to the VSM. If more than one ventilation head is used, a connecting block 73-0048 is required. A directional valve within the ventilation head is controlled by the VSM to regulate the inspiratory and expiratory cycle. The VSM ventilation head includes all necessary tubing.
An optional MPX pressure transducer, 73-0064, can be connected to the ventilation head. This pressure transducer attached to a TAM-A transducer amplifier, 73-0065, can be used to record tracheal/airway pressures. This setup is described more thoroughly in the Einthoven Anti-asthmatics system, see our website. All components must be purchased separately.
HSE-HA Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM)
The HSE-HA Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM) consists of an electronic and a pneumatic section and requires a compressed air supply. The VSM module with the ventilation head operates on the principle of ‘intermittent constant flow ventilation’. A continuously adjustable air flow is passed by a main valve either to the animal (during inspiration) or to an overflow outlet (during expiration). The design of the main valve provides an adjustable, pressure controlled, protection against excessive pressure rise in the animal’s lung. The main valve is controlled electronically according to the selected respiration rate (RATE) and the selected inspiratory cycle (INSP. CYCLE %). The safety pressure which is the maximum admitted inspiratory pressure can be adjusted on the VSM module. The timing and the safety pressure are the same for all the ventilation heads, the constant air flow during inspiration can be adjusted individually on each ventilation head.


Specifications Back to Top

Specifications730046730048730047
Compressed Air Supply: Maximum (English)116 lbs  
Compressed Air Supply: Maximum (Metric)8 bar  
Compressed Air Supply: Minimum (English)58 lbs  
Compressed Air Supply: Minimum (Metric)4 bar  
ConnectorDIN 41612, 96-pin VG  
Control of Ventilation Heads: Control PressureAdjustable 0 to 50 cmH2O, safety pressure set at ‘Max. Insp. Pressure’  
Control of Ventilation Heads: Ventilation Pressure150 mmHg  
Dimensions (H x W x D) English5.1 x 4 x 8.7 in  
Dimensions (H x W x D) Metric1128.7 x 101.6 x 220 mm  
IndicationLED lights up during inspiration  
Inspiratory Time10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 % of total cycle duration  
PLUGSYS Width*5 slot units  
Power Supply5 V 0.4 A and 24 V 0.18 A through connector from PLUGSYS bus system  
Respiratory Rate30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 breaths/min  
Trigger Output (BNC Socket)BNC socket on front panel (TTL open collector; inspiration = low level; expiration = high level); trigger signal also available on PLUGSYS bus system  

Back to Top



Journal Articles Back to Top

Displaying 1 to 10 of 39 results for Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM)   Page 1  2  3  4 

Score

Document

Description

100% Login to view Platelet-activating factor modulates cardiorespiratory.pdf
[117 KB]
Platelet-activating factor modulates cardiorespiratory responses in the conscious rat
100% Login to view Presynaptic Calcium Stores Modulate Afferent Release.pdf
[764 KB]
Presynaptic Calcium Stores Modulate Afferent Release in Vestibular Hair Cells
78% Login to view VT26 Mini Ventilator 845.pdf
[1.2 MB]
Mini Ventilator use in finding Heterozygous deficiency of hypoxia-inducible factor 2a
67% Login to view VT36 Ventilator use in finding Water Permeability of Capillaries in the SFO.pdf
[467 KB]
Ventilator use in finding Water Permeability of Capillaries in the SFO
64% Login to view VT12 Small rodent ventilator use in finding chronic measurement of cardiac output in conscious mice.pdf
[184 KB]
Small rodent ventilator use in finding chronic measurement of cardiac output in conscious mice
58% Login to view VT26 Mini Ventilator use in finding Heterozygous deficiency of hypoxia-inducible factor 2a.pdf
[1.2 MB]
Mini Ventilator use in finding Heterozygous deficiency of hypoxia-inducible factor 2a
58% Login to view HS14 Hyperventilation and Cytokine Release.pdf
[422 KB]
Ventilator and Amplifier use in Hyperventilation Inducing release of Cytokines from Perfused Mouse Lung
58% Login to view VT06 Ventilator use in finding load as an acute determinant of end-diastolic pressure-volume relation.pdf
[200 KB]
h4Ventilator use in finding load as an acute determinant of end-diastolic pressure-volume relation010100051p
58% Login to view VT30 Rodent Ventilator use in Antisense Knockdown of the Gial Glutamate Transporter GLT-1.pdf
[366 KB]
Rodent Ventilator use in Antisense Knockdown of the Gial Glutamate Transporter GLT-1
56% Login to view VT27 Critical role for CXCR2 and CXCR2 ligands during pathogenesis of ventilator-induced lung injury.pdf
[505 KB]
Critical role for CXCR2 and CXCR2 ligands during pathogenesis of ventilator-induced lung injury
   

Back to Top



Manuals Back to Top

Displaying 1 to 7 of 7 results for Ventilation Sequencer Module (VSM)  

Score

Document

Description

100% Login to view Ventilator Selection Guide.pdf
[23 KB]
BS4_F_Respiration.qxd
97% Login to view 550000 Ventilator 683 Manual.pdf
[363 KB]
Model 683 Small Animal Ventilator User's Manual
56% Login to view Model708 557081.pdf
[43 KB]
Harvard 708 Pressure Controlled Ventilator Manual
56% Login to view Model687 557066.pdf
[124 KB]
Model 687 Mouse Ventilator Manual
50% Login to view Model680 553438.pdf
[66 KB]
Model 680 Small Animal Ventilator Manual
50% Login to view Model613 550715.pdf
[270 KB]
Large Animal Volume Controlled Ventilator Manual
50% Login to view Model665 550798.pdf
[119 KB]
Model 665 Intermediate Ventilator Manual
   

Back to Top



  Privacy Policy   |   Terms and Conditions   |   Site Map
Copyright©2004 Harvard Apparatus - All rights reserved.
1-800-272-2775   1-508-893-8999
Website-related comments or concerns can be emailed to our webmaster.

Anesthesia Equipment Animal Handling Products Behavior Research Products Biological Measurement Products Cardiovascular Products Cell Biology Products CPK® Atomic Models Delivery & Sampling Products Dialysis / Sample Prep / SPE Electrophysiology Products Electroporation / Transfection General Laboratory Products Homeothermic/Temperature Control Isolated Organ & Isolated Tissue Microincubation / Microinjectors Molecular Biology Products Neuroscience Products Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Physiology Products Respiratory Products Stereotaxic Instruments Surgical Equipment Surgical Instruments Syringe Pumps/Peristaltic Pumps Tubing & Connectors Ventilators Application Specific Product Overviews