Vitalograph 3 Litre Calibration Syringe
Vitalograph precision syringes provide quick and easy accuracy checks with reliability and fast verification.
Providing assured accuracy for calibration verification and linearity checking.
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The 3L precision syringe can be used with flow or volume sensor systems and is compatible with any manufacturers’ equipment. Each syringe has a unique serial number and history file with accuracy certified to better than 0.5%.
For flow measuring spirometers, the 2019 ATS/ERS Standardization of Spirometry guidelines recommends daily calibration verification using a 3 liter syringe with a filter attached.
The 3-L precision syringe is recommended for all spirometers as required by ISO 26782:2009. A range of adaptors is available.
Compatible with:
- Carefusion (Micro Medical) spirometers
- Vitalograph spirometers
- MIR spirometers
- NDD Easy On-PC spirometer
Specifications:
- Certified accuracy better than 0.5%.
- Compatible with all spirometry equipment; a range of adaptors is available.
- Simple end-to-end volume, no lining up marks or grooves.
- Unique serial number and history file for each syringe.
| 3L Precision Syringe | |
|---|---|
| Product | 3L Precision Syringe Cat No 36020 |
| Model | 2040 |
| Gross Size | 490mm x 160mm x 125 mm |
| Gross Weight | 2.5kg |
The 2019 ATS/ERS Standardisation of Spirometry guidelines recommend:
“Calibration verifications must be undertaken at least daily using a 3-L syringe cycled at least three times to give a range of flows varying between 0.5 and 12 L/s (with 3-L injection times between 0.5 and 6 s). If an in-line filter is used in spirometry testing, then it must also be used during recalibrations and verifications.”
Yes. The 2019 ATS/ERS Standardisation of Spirometry guidelinesrecommend:
“A biological control is not a substitute for the use of a calibration syringe. However, operators are encouraged to know their own usual FEV1 and FVC, which allows them to conduct a quick, rough check if they suspect a problem.”
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