Here are several evacuation systems
available at Dispomed*

Option 1:

Moduflex Gas Evacuation Ventilator Assembly

The gas evacuation ventilator is a semi-active system that allows for the halogenated gases/nitrous oxide, used during anesthesia, to be evacuated to avoid air pollution in the operating rooms. Together with the scavenger interfaces, the gas evacuation ventilator is joined to a piping system, connecting every room where an anesthesia machine is located. The ventilator evacuates continuously while the scavenger interface regulates the airflow level of each anesthesia machine for animal safety. For years now, this system has proven to be the most efficient and the best value for clinics and hospitals.

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*We recommend using 2-inch, outside diameter PVC or XFR pipping. It can easily be installed on/in a wall or ceiling.

Option 2:

Moduflex Scavenger Interface with Integrated Ventilator

The interface with an integrated ventilator, a semi-active system, is designed to work with one anesthesia machine at a time. Just like the gas evacuation ventilator, it is also connected to a piping system to evacuate waste gas from anesthesia machines. The advantage of the interface with the integrated ventilator is the cost, more interesting for clinics with only 1 or 2 anesthesia machines.

Option 3:

Charcoal Filters

This is probably the fastest way to have a secure evacuation system. However, based on the number of anesthesia machines and/or surgery performed daily, charcoal filters can become expensive and require high maintenance as they must be weighed daily to ensure that the manufacturer’s recommended weight limit is not exceeded.
When working with both an absorber and the main circuit, we recommend having 2 charcoal filters per anesthesia machine to prevent switching the evacuation hose from one system to another.

They will be more expensive in the long run, but they can be used for short procedures, such as in an X-ray room.