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Dispomed F/AIR Charcoal Filter

The Dispomed F/AIR charcoal filter uses activated charcoal to capture waste anesthetic gas from the anesthesia machine exhaust in a passive scavenging setup. Weigh it daily and replace it at the weight limit.

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Description

F/AIR Charcoal Filter Dispomed Passive System

Veterinary gas evacuation

Product Summary

The F/AIR charcoal filter is a passive scavenging option for the operating room. Activated charcoal captures anesthetic gases from the anesthesia machine exhaust path.

Dispomed F/AIR charcoal filter for veterinary anesthesia waste-gas capture

~50 g

Capacity limit

Passive

System configuration

Daily

Weighing recommended

Optional

Canister brackets

Key Features

Passive WAG filter

A passive, activated charcoal filter for waste anesthetic gas in the operating room.

Active charcoal

Activated charcoal captures anesthetic gases from the machine exhaust path.

Portable machines

Practical for portable machines and facilities that do not use an active or semi-active scavenging system.

Weigh to verify

Verify capacity by weighing the filter and replace it at the manufacturer’s maximum waste-gas load.

Feature List

  • Passive, activated charcoal filter for waste anesthetic gas in the operating room
  • Activated charcoal captures anesthetic gases from the machine exhaust path
  • Practical for portable machines and facilities that do not use an active or semi-active scavenging system
  • Charcoal filtration is a passive scavenging configuration
  • Verify capacity by weighing; replace when the filter has captured the manufacturer’s maximum waste-gas load (about 50 g for this filter type)
  • Daily weighing is recommended so a saturated filter is not left in service
  • Optional F/AIR canister brackets available from Dispomed to mount on the anesthesia machine

How It Works

  1. Capture waste gas

    Charcoal filter captures waste anesthetic gases (passive active-charcoal system).

  2. Weigh daily

    Daily weighing is recommended so a saturated filter is not left in service.

  3. Replace at capacity

    Replace the filter when it has captured the manufacturer’s maximum waste-gas load. For this filter type, that limit is about 50 g.

System Configuration

Passive vs. semi-active scavenging

Charcoal filters are a passive system configuration. Charcoal filtration and semi-active fan or blower scavenging are different system types.

Mounting and Availability

Optional canister brackets

Optional F/AIR canister brackets are available from Dispomed to mount the filter on the anesthesia machine.

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