Mindray Monitor CO₂ Water Trap (Condensation Cup), available in first-generation and second-generation versions Core Information - Application: Primarily designed for use with Mindray BeneVision and other series of monitors' end-tidal CO₂ monitoring modules, covering clinical scenarios such as surgery, anesthesia, emergency, and ICU where continuous patient end-tidal CO₂ monitoring is required. - Function: Collects condensation from the breathing circuit to prevent moisture from entering the CO₂ monitoring module, which could damage the equipment. It also ensures the dryness of sampled gas, improving the accuracy and stability of end-tidal CO₂ monitoring. - Model Features 1. First-Generation Condensation Cup (Spherical Design) - Design: Transparent spherical shell allows direct observation of internal condensation levels. - Compatibility: Mainly compatible with early-model Mindray monitors' CO₂ monitoring modules. - Features: Simple structure, cost-effective, and a classic condensation collection solution. 2. Second-Generation Condensation Cup (Improved Design) - Design: Optimized shell structure with added anti-reflux design for enhanced stability. - Compatibility: Primarily compatible with newer-model Mindray monitors' CO₂ monitoring modules. - Features: Stronger anti-reflux performance, effectively preventing condensation from being drawn back into the sampling line, further improving monitoring reliability. - Visual Design: Transparent shell enables direct observation of condensation levels for timely handling. - High Compatibility: The first and second generations are compatible with devices from different periods, covering mainstream CO₂ monitoring modules of Mindray monitors. - Easy Installation: Features a snap-fit connection for simple and quick replacement or condensation disposal. Usage and Maintenance Recommendations - Condensation Handling: When the liquid level reaches 2/3, promptly empty or replace the cup (disposable models should be replaced directly, while reusable models require cleaning and disinfection before reuse). - Model Matching: Select the corresponding first- or second-generation condensation cup based on the monitor's CO₂ module model to avoid leaks or equipment damage due to mismatching. - Cleaning and Disinfection: Reusable models must follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning and disinfection to prevent residual contaminants from affecting monitoring accuracy. Disposable models must not be reused to prevent cross-contamination.