Detailed Introduction

Animal experiment hyperbaric oxygen chamber is specially designed for experimental animals, which can be used to produce hyperbaric oxygen equipment. It has manual and automatic operation modes and can be used for the study of various hypoxia symptoms.

Product Features

· Working Pressure 0-0.3MPa

· Safety therapeutic pressure can be set. Solenoid valve will be automatically triggered when pressure exceeds the set limit and excessive pressure will be released.

· Built-in mechanical safety valve.The pressure is automatically released when it exceeds the limit, to provide double protection. 

· CO2 monitoring and alarm function will be triggered in case of abnormal ventilation in the chamber or CO2 retention, ensuring the safety of animals. 

·  The upper/lower limit of pressure, O2 concentration, temperature and humidity and CO2 can be set. When exceeding certain value, the alarm will be automatically triggered. 

 · Pressure is automatically lowered when treatment is completed, alarm indicates the door can be opened and the animal can be taken out.

· Hand wheel tray to improve the safety of operators and avoid safety risks caused by operational errors .

· User-friendly design, fast and easy operation

· Treatment options can be customized, for example, O2 concentration, in-chamber pressure, and the duration of treatment.

· Real-time monitoring of O2 concentration, pressure, temperature, humidity, CO2 concentration, and atmospheric pressure in the chamber to ensure the safety of the treatment environment for animals in the chamber.

· The built-in oxygen production function of the instrument saves the need for external O2 cylinder supply. 

· High O2 flow rate reduces waiting time (Up to 20 l/min).

Applications

· Quickly correct the body's hypoxia state

· Improve microcirculation

· Prevention and treatment of all types of edema

· Promote the establishment of collateral circulation and increase the permeability of the blood-brain barrier

· Accelerate lesion repair

· Inhibition of bacteria and microorganisms

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