Veterinary Mainstream CO2 Capnograph Vet Respiration End-tidal ETCO2 Monitor CA10M for Pet Clinical Anesthesia ICU with Audible Visual Alarm IP22
Veterinary Mainstream CO2 Capnograph Vet Respiration End-tidal ETCO2 Monitor CA10M for Pet Clinical Anesthesia ICU with Audible Visual Alarm IP22
Veterinary Mainstream CO2 Capnograph for Pet EtCO2 and Respiration Monitoring CA10M
This capnograph uses mainstream technology to measure end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2) and airway respiratory rate (AwRR) in pets, providing objective data on ventilation and pulmonary circulation. Ideal for clinical anaesthesia, ICU, emergency care, and post-anaesthesia recovery, it connects to the pet's airway via the air adapter and respiratory tube. The device delivers reliable readings with audible and visual alarms to alert clinicians to abnormal values, supporting safer veterinary procedures.
Features and Performance
The CA10M combines accurate EtCO2 and respiration rate monitoring with user-friendly alarm functions and environmental compensation, making it suitable for a range of veterinary settings.
EtCO2 Measurement Accuracy
End-tidal CO2 is measured from 0 to 150 mmHg with 1 mmHg resolution. Accuracy is ±2 mmHg for readings 0–40 mmHg, ±5% of readings for 41–70 mmHg, ±8% for 71–100 mmHg, and ±10% for 101–150 mmHg, ensuring reliable data across clinical ranges.
Respiration Rate Monitoring
Respiration rate is measured from 2 to 150 rpm with a resolution of 1 rpm and accuracy of ±1 rpm, supporting detection of rapid or shallow breathing patterns in pets.
Alarm and Safety Functions
Audible and visual alarms with settable limits alert to over-limit EtCO2, abnormal respiration rate, low battery, and adapter disconnection. The device is internally powered with type BF applied part protection and IP22 waterproof/dustproof rating.
Design and Practical Use
Compact and portable, the CA10M is designed for daily veterinary use in clinics, hospitals, and field settings, with environmental compensation for varied conditions.
Compact Size and Battery Life
Dimensions of 59×56×59.5 mm and weight of 92 g (with batteries) make it easy to hold or mount. Two AAA batteries provide up to four hours of continuous use, with a low battery alarm for timely replacement.
Environmental Adaptability
Operates in temperatures 5°C to 40°C, humidity 30% to 75% non-condensing, and atmospheric pressure 700–1060 hPa, including highland environments, with automatic compensation for temperature and pressure.
Quick Start and Calibration
Preheats in 15 seconds and responds within 3 seconds. Users can calibrate zero at any time, ensuring accurate readings between uses without specialist tools.
Benefits and Value
Designed for reliable daily monitoring, the CA10M supports clinical decision-making without unnecessary complexity.
Enhanced Patient Safety
Continuous EtCO2 and respiration rate monitoring with clear alarms helps detect hypoventilation, hypercapnia, or airway issues early during anaesthesia or critical care.
Low Maintenance and Portability
Runs on standard AAA batteries with no rechargeable battery management needed. The rugged IP22-rated casing withstands routine clinic conditions, and the adapter-off prompt prevents false readings.
Cost-Effective Monitoring
With mainstream CO2 technology and no consumable sensors, the CA10M offers a practical solution for veterinary practices needing reliable capnography without high ongoing costs.
