ProOx-820 动物实验高压氧舱

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ProOx-820 动物实验高压氧舱用于模拟高压氧环境，氧气浓度可自动控制，解决了舱体内氧浓度的自动控制问题，同时气体浓度在舱体内更均匀，适用于中小型动物如犬、猴、兔、鼠等。
ProOx-820 动物实验高压氧舱由动物舱体、气体输送控制系统、环境监测系统、视频监测功能、温控系统等构成。通过调节动物舱内氧气（或空气）和氮气的混合比例，间接控制氧气浓度的效果；氧气浓度的大小以及维持低氧环境的时间，均由中央处理器自动控制，设备的自动化程度高，无须专人守候；流量计、分布器以及缓冲罐的使用，减小甚至消除了细股急流气体对小动物的影响，具有供气均匀、平缓的优点，从源头上消除了动物舱氧浓度分布不均匀的现象。
ProOx-820 动物实验高压氧舱功能及特点
确保安全
从设计开始到最终完成测试和检查，所有实验氧舱都遵循严格的生产过程；
具有紧急关闭和自动排气系统，以适应各种情况。
动物舱体
主体采用进口亚克力加厚材质，坚固可靠，透明方便观察；
铝合金及不锈钢材料支撑；
具有脚轮脚刹设计，方便移动。
气体输送控制系统
医用级静音高压泵及低压泵，为系统提供稳定的压力；
整体管路采用防爆管，抗压强；
具有气体缓冲器，减小甚至消除了细股急流气体对小动物的影响；
多级空气过滤器确保空气来源清洁，消除碳氢化合物可能引起的火灾危险；同时去除空气供应中的微粒物质、水分、油和油蒸气；
自动控制氧浓度及维持氧浓度的持续时间。
实验监测、控制、报警
监测参数：舱体内温度、湿度、压力、氧气浓度、二氧化碳浓度监测；
控制参数：舱体内的温度、湿度、压力、氧气浓度、氧浓度维持时间；
报警参数：温度上限、温度下限、压力上限、压力下限、氧浓度上限、氧浓度下限。
动物生理指标监测
监测指标（选配）：心电图、体温、血压、呼吸、血氧饱和度；
具有扩展接口，用于静脉注射、采血、血压监测等。
视频监测功能
配备视频采集卡及摄像头，可录像拍照。
温控系统
具有动物恒温平台，温度可控制；
采用水循环恒温机制，防止电加热过程在高氧环境中潜在的危险。

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