COMEN AGSS-H and AGSS-L Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System
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COMEN AGSS-H and AGSS-L Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System
COMEN AGSS-H and AGSS-L anaesthetic gas scavenging systems for compatible hospital exhaust ducts, with model selection based on the stated exhaust-pipe flow rate.
Product introduction
The COMEN AGSS-H and AGSS-L are anaesthetic gas scavenging systems designed to work with hospital anaesthetic gas exhaust pipes. Select the model according to the stated exhaust-pipe flow rate and confirm the duct arrangement and anaesthesia-machine connection before installation.
Key features
Two flow-based models
AGSS-H is specified for exhaust-pipe flow rates above 75 L/min. AGSS-L is specified for rates below 50 L/min.
Duct compatibility
The manufacturer lists jet AGS ducts, negative-pressure AGS ducts and negative-pressure exhaust ducts.
Physical scavenging
The source describes physical gas absorption without a separate gas supply, power supply or chemical consumables.
Machine connection options
The manufacturer describes connection solutions for major anaesthesia-machine brands. Exact model and connector compatibility require confirmation.
Operating principle and waste-gas collection
Waste anaesthetic gas is described as overflow emitted by an anaesthesia machine at the end of expiration. It is discharged intermittently and includes exhaled gas and driving gas. The source identifies N2O, sevoflurane and isoflurane among gases that may be present, and notes waste-gas discharge from semi-closed breathing circuits.
COMEN AGSS works with hospital exhaust pipes to remove anaesthetic waste gases. The manufacturer states that its design helps reduce breathing-circuit ventilation abnormalities associated with negative pressure in exhaust ducts.
The source describes physical gas absorption without a separate gas or power supply and without chemical consumables. A compatible hospital exhaust arrangement is still required.
Model comparison
| Specification | AGSS-H | AGSS-L |
|---|---|---|
| Exhaust-pipe flow rate | > 75 L/min | < 50 L/min |
| Operating method | Physical gas absorption | Physical gas absorption |
| Separate gas or power supply | Not required, according to the supplied source | Not required, according to the supplied source |
| Chemical consumables | Not required, according to the supplied source | Not required, according to the supplied source |
| Installation interface | Compatible hospital anaesthetic gas exhaust pipes | Compatible hospital anaesthetic gas exhaust pipes |
The source does not specify a suitable model for exhaust-pipe flow rates from 50 to 75 L/min, including the stated boundary values. Confirm model selection for that range with the manufacturer.
Compatible ducts and anaesthesia machines
- Jet AGS ducts.
- Negative-pressure AGS ducts.
- Negative-pressure ducts for high- and low-velocity exhaust arrangements.
- Manufacturer-described connection solutions for major anaesthesia-machine brands.
The source claims suitability for almost all anaesthesia machines. Confirm the specific machine, connector and exhaust-system requirements before treating a configuration as compatible.
Commissioning and applications
The manufacturer describes a simple commissioning process and stable exhaust discharge. Installation is intended to work with compatible hospital anaesthetic gas exhaust pipes serving anaesthesia equipment.
Contact Nass Ventures to confirm the exhaust-pipe flow rate, duct type, machine connection and commissioning requirements for the intended installation.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Supplied information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | COMEN (Shenzhen Comen Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.) |
| Product type | Anaesthetic gas scavenging system |
| Models | AGSS-H and AGSS-L |
| AGSS-H exhaust-pipe flow | > 75 L/min |
| AGSS-L exhaust-pipe flow | < 50 L/min |
| Operating method | Physical gas absorption |
| Separate gas supply | Not required, according to the supplied source |
| Separate power supply | Not required, according to the supplied source |
| Chemical consumables | Not required, according to the supplied source |
| Exhaust interface | Hospital anaesthetic gas exhaust pipes |
| Duct types listed | Jet AGS, negative-pressure AGS and negative-pressure exhaust ducts |
| Anaesthesia-machine connections | Manufacturer-described solutions for major brands; specific compatibility to be confirmed |
Manufacturer information requiring verification
- Confirm model selection for flow rates of 50–75 L/min, including exactly 50 L/min and 75 L/min. The source supplies no selection rule for these values.
- Confirm the installed duct type, available exhaust flow, operating negative pressure and machine connection requirements.
- Confirm the scope of the statement that no gas or power supply is required, including the hospital exhaust infrastructure needed for operation.
- Confirm the exact anaesthesia-machine models and connectors supported.
The supplied page attributes mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, organ toxicity, fertility effects and psychological effects to inhaled anaesthetics, citing the Chinese Society of Anesthesiology’s “Guidance on the Management of Anesthetic Gas Leaks”. These broad statements are reproduced here as source claims requiring verification against the exact guidance and agent-specific evidence before publication. They are not presented as established effects of every anaesthetic agent.
Dimensions, weight, construction materials, supplied connectors and numerical exhaust performance are not specified in the source.
COMEN AGSS-H and AGSS-L Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System from Nass Ventures
Contact Nass Ventures for pricing, configuration, compatible accessories, installation requirements and technical support.
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Product introduction
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Closed-loop fresh-gas control
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Perioperative ventilation modes
| Mode group | Number stated |
|---|---|
| Control ventilation | 4 |
| SIMV | 3 |
| Pressure support ventilation | 2 |
The source lists these three groups without identifying every individual mode. They are described for anaesthesia induction, maintenance, recovery and spontaneous breathing practice.
Advanced fresh-gas control system
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- The Best Flow Indicator Tool supports fresh-gas usage assessment during low-flow anaesthesia.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Supplied information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | COMEN (Shenzhen Comen Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.) |
| Model | AX-900 |
| Product type | Anaesthesia workstation with integrated ventilator |
| Drive and control | Ascending bellows with pneumatic drive and electronic control |
| Ventilation mode groups | Four control ventilation modes, three SIMV modes and two pressure support ventilation modes |
| Ventilation accuracy | 7%, as stated in the supplied page; tolerance definition not provided |
| Leakage | 65 ml/min, as stated in the supplied page; test conditions not provided |
| PEEP | Supports clinician-directed lung protection and recruitment manoeuvres |
| Autoclavability | Listed as “Autoclavable”; applicable components and validated processing conditions require confirmation |
| Fresh-gas control | Electronic closed-loop control with direct oxygen-concentration setting |
| Automatic adjustment | Oxygen-to-balance-gas ratio, oxygen concentration and total-flow correction |
| Flow indicator | Best Flow Indicator Tool with colour-spectrum display |
| Dedicated flow-control screen | 8-inch LED touchscreen |
| Gas-source pressure indication | Electronic pressure gauge |
| Monitoring | Respiratory monitoring functions and breathing-parameter adjustment |
Manufacturer information requiring verification
- Confirm the definition and test conditions of the stated 7% ventilation accuracy. The source does not identify whether this is a ± tolerance.
- Confirm the pressure conditions and measurement method for the stated leakage of 65 ml/min.
- Confirm the full ventilation mode list, available settings and patient-specific operating ranges.
- Confirm which components are autoclavable, together with the validated temperature, cycle and reprocessing instructions.
- Confirm the numerical specification and comparison basis for the stated higher compression capacity.
- Confirm installed monitoring functions, standard accessories, available options and gas supply requirements.
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Product documentation
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Product introduction
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Key features
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| Mode group | Number stated |
|---|---|
| Control ventilation | 4 |
| SIMV | 3 |
| Pressure support ventilation | 2 |
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Modular monitoring and configuration
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Ventilation technology and breathing circuit
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Technical specifications
| Specification | Supplied information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | COMEN (Shenzhen Comen Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.) |
| Model | AX-600 |
| Product type | Anaesthesia machine |
| Display | 12.1-inch touchscreen |
| Display adjustment | Four-way rotation |
| Drive and control | Ascending bellows with pneumatic drive and electronic control |
| Ventilation mode groups | Four control ventilation modes, three SIMV modes and two pressure support ventilation modes |
| Ventilation accuracy | 7%, as stated in the supplied page; tolerance definition not provided |
| Leakage | 65 ml/min, as stated in the supplied page; test conditions not provided |
| PEEP | Supports clinician-directed lung protection and recruitment manoeuvres |
| Autoclavability | Listed as “Autoclavable”; applicable components and validated processing conditions require confirmation |
| Listed monitoring functions | AG, EtCO2 and BIS |
| Modular design | Plug-and-play, flexible configuration and resource sharing |
| Storage | Rotatable and lockable roomy drawer arrangement |
| Central brake system | Optional |
Manufacturer information requiring verification
- Confirm the definition and test conditions of the stated 7% ventilation accuracy. The source does not identify whether this is a ± tolerance.
- Confirm the pressure conditions and measurement method for the stated leakage of 65 ml/min.
- Confirm the full ventilation mode list, available settings and patient-specific operating ranges.
- Confirm which components are autoclavable, together with the validated temperature, cycle and reprocessing instructions.
- Confirm the numerical specification and comparison basis for the stated higher compression capacity.
- Confirm standard and optional monitoring modules, drawer configuration and central brake availability.
Dimensions, weight, power requirements, gas supply requirements and construction materials are not specified in the supplied page.
Product documentation
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Key features
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Ventilation support
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Touchscreen interface
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Ventilation modes
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| Function | Manufacturer information |
|---|---|
| Listed ventilation modes | VCV, PCV, PSV/CPAP, SIMV-VC, SIMV-PC, SIMV-PRVC, PRVC, AMV, APRV |
| Adaptive Minute Ventilation (AMV) | Listed as a supported ventilation mode. The explanatory paragraph supplied under this heading requires verification. |
| Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV) | Uses sustained airway pressure with short pressure-release periods. The manufacturer describes this mode in relation to the open-lung principle and preservation of spontaneous breathing. |
Integrated modules and breathing circuit
The manufacturer lists the following modules and systems. Confirm the supplied configuration and module availability when requesting a quotation.
Built-in AGSS
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Modular breathing circuit
An integrated modular design supports maintenance and disinfection.
BIS module
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Negative pressure suction
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- Lung recruitment tools based on the PEEP increment method.
- Oesophageal pressure monitoring.
- Sigh ventilation.
- Inspiratory hold and expiratory hold.
- A VT/IBW tool for ideal tidal volume calculation and guidance on low tidal volume settings.
- Spontaneous breathing modes for use across perioperative stages.
Control system and anaesthesia management
- Soda lime tank in-place reminders support operational checks and management of leakage risks.
- Anaesthesia data review and printing support record archiving and post-case traceability.
- Quick startup and rapid self-tests support preparation for emergency use.
- Visual self-checking procedures guide operators through system checks.
- Gas usage monitoring and anaesthesia consumption warnings support resource management.
Data interconnection and applications
Connection to a data platform through integration equipment supports continuous perioperative data interconnection. The manufacturer describes workflows covering emergency surgery, elective surgery, painless surgery and day surgery.
Confirm the required integration equipment, platform compatibility and local implementation requirements with Nass Ventures before specifying a connected installation.
Technical specifications and product information
| Specification | Supplied information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | COMEN (Shenzhen Comen Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.) |
| Model | X8 |
| Product type | Integrated anaesthesia machine |
| Display | 18.5-inch capacitive touchscreen with multi-parameter display |
| Rotation | 360 degrees, as stated by the manufacturer |
| Fresh-gas control | Electronic flowmeter with direct FiO2 and total-flow setting |
| Fresh-gas usage guidance | Real-time econometer |
| Breathing-circuit leakage | 49.5 ml, as supplied; measurement conditions not stated |
| Ventilation deviation | 7%, as supplied; tolerance definition not stated |
| Sampling response | 1,000 Hz, as supplied; measurement definition not stated |
| Ventilation modes | VCV, PCV, PSV/CPAP, SIMV-VC, SIMV-PC, SIMV-PRVC, PRVC, AMV, APRV |
| Listed modules and systems | Built-in AGSS, modular breathing circuit, BIS module and negative pressure suction system |
| Oxygen therapy | Continuous high-flow, high-concentration oxygen delivery |
| Lung recruitment method | PEEP increment method |
| Additional respiratory tools | Oesophageal pressure monitoring, sigh ventilation, inspiratory hold, expiratory hold and VT/IBW tool |
| Data functions | Data review, printing and platform interconnection through integration equipment |
| Operational checks | Soda lime tank reminders, rapid self-tests, visual self-checking and consumption warnings |
Manufacturer information requiring verification
- Confirm the leakage measurement basis for 49.5 ml, including any applicable time interval and pressure conditions.
- Confirm the definition and test conditions for 7% ventilation deviation and the meaning of the 1,000 Hz sampling-response figure.
- Confirm which assembly provides the stated 360-degree rotation.
- The supplied AMV section contains an apparently unrelated control-system paragraph. It reads: “The override control panel and hand remote are on standby. The override control panel enables all movements in case of hand remote failure. The wall panel and remote control are optional.” This wording requires manufacturer verification and is not presented here as a confirmed X8 control-system specification.
- Confirm standard and optional modules, accessories and integration equipment for the selected configuration.
Dimensions, weight, power requirements, gas supply requirements and construction materials are not specified in the supplied product page.
Product documentation
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Contact Nass Ventures for pricing, configuration, compatible accessories, installation requirements and technical support.
Where it is used:
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Special Features
Compatible with GE Healthcare patient monitors
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Cardiac ByPass
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Autonomous mode
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Series Anesthesia Machines The Carestation 600 Series anesthesia machines utilize electronic flow control valve ventilation technology, which enables volume-limited ventilation with tidal volume compensation and electronic PEEP.
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Wide range of applications
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Specifications:
- Screen size - 15 inches
- Touch screen - Yes
- Patient type - Adults, children, newborns
- Fan type - Pneumatic drive
- Ventilation modes
- VCV – volume-limited ventilation.
- PCV – pressure limited ventilation.
- PCV-VG – pressure-limited ventilation – with guaranteed tidal volume.
- SIMV VCV - synchronized intermittent forced ventilation - ventilation with volume limitation.
- SIMV PCV - synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation - pressure-limited ventilation.
- PSVPro – pressure support ventilation with backup mode in case of apnea.
- Manual ventilation – available.
- SIMV-PCV VG – synchronized intermittent forced ventilation – pressure-limited ventilation with guaranteed tidal volume (optional).
- CPAP+PSV – continuous positive airway pressure with pressure support + pressure support ventilation (optional).
Where it is used:
- Perinatal centers Maternity hospitals
- General therapy Intensive care Pain management Emergency care
- Operating room
- Dentistry
- General surgery Spinal surgery Cardiovascular surgery MIS
- Spinal surgery Vascular surgery Maxillofacial surgery Neurosurgery
- Hospital inpatient Clinical diagnostics Medical laboratories
- Anesthesiology
- Cardiology
Key automated functions
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Accessibility features
Compatible with GE Healthcare patient monitors
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Cardiac ByPass
Possibility of operation in ventilation mode for patients on artificial circulation apparatus.
Autonomous mode
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Auxiliary sockets
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Connecting the gas analysis module
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Electronic valve ventilation technology
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This technology also supports pressure-limited ventilation, supplemental pressure support ventilation with apnea backup (PSVPro™) for use in spontaneously breathing patients, synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV) modes, pressure-mandatory ventilation with guaranteed volume (PCV-VG), continuous positive airway pressure + pressure support ventilation (CPAP+PSV), and ventilator-lung function in VCV mode.
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- Touch screen - Yes
- Patient type - Adults, children, newborns
- Fan type - Pneumatic drive
- Ventilation modes
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- PCV - pressure-limited ventilation
- PCV-VG - pressure-limited ventilation with guaranteed tidal volume.
- SIMV VCV - synchronized intermittent forced ventilation - ventilation with volume limitation.
- SIMV PCV – synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation – pressure-limited ventilation. PSVPro – pressure support ventilation with a backup mode in case of apnea.
- Manual ventilation - SIMV-PCV VG - synchronized intermittent forced ventilation - pressure-limited ventilation with guaranteed tidal volume (optional)
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