Test Capabilities
Mode of Operation
Tests include:
NEW! Oxygen Concentration: An electrochemical sensor in the G3000 detects oxygen levels of all positive pressure gases - Medical Air, Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide and Nitrogen outlets.
NEW! Maximum Flow For Vacuum: Flow sensors measure the flow rate of vacuum inlets in the full open position.
Expected Gas: Inserting the appropriate medical gas adapter for the outlet to be tested (either AIR, O2, N2O, N2 or VAC) onto the test probe signals to the G3000 which gas is to be tested.
Detected Gas: The flow (positive pressure gas or vacuum) is directed through two separate sensor systems. The results are evaluated and the analyzer will indicate if the expected gas was detected or if there is a problem.
Static Pressure: Pressure sensors read outlet pressure when no gas is flowing.
Dynamic Pressure: Pressure sensors read outlet pressure when gas is flowing at specified flow rates. The G3000 measures pressure with flow for all positive pressure outlets and vacuum inlets.
Pressure Drop: The difference between the static pressure and the dynamic pressure is calculated.
View testing reports easily
Creating medical gas outlet testing reports has never been easier than with the G3000.
Report generating features for the G3000 include:
More outlet identifiers to further customize reports:
diagnostics. For example:
Mode of Operation
- Automated testing and data collection.
- Medical Air
- Oxygen
- Nitrous Oxide
- Vacuum and Nitrogen
- Expected Gas/Detected Gas (Avoid Cross-connections)
- Oxygen Concentration
- Static Pressure
- Dynamic Pressure
- Pressure Drop
- Maximum Flow for Vacuum
- Maximum Static Pressure: 220 PSIG
- Maximum Flow Rate: 160 LPM
- Runs directly from supplied laptop. Extra laptop battery included.
Tests include:
NEW! Oxygen Concentration: An electrochemical sensor in the G3000 detects oxygen levels of all positive pressure gases - Medical Air, Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide and Nitrogen outlets.
NEW! Maximum Flow For Vacuum: Flow sensors measure the flow rate of vacuum inlets in the full open position.
Expected Gas: Inserting the appropriate medical gas adapter for the outlet to be tested (either AIR, O2, N2O, N2 or VAC) onto the test probe signals to the G3000 which gas is to be tested.
Detected Gas: The flow (positive pressure gas or vacuum) is directed through two separate sensor systems. The results are evaluated and the analyzer will indicate if the expected gas was detected or if there is a problem.
Static Pressure: Pressure sensors read outlet pressure when no gas is flowing.
Dynamic Pressure: Pressure sensors read outlet pressure when gas is flowing at specified flow rates. The G3000 measures pressure with flow for all positive pressure outlets and vacuum inlets.
Pressure Drop: The difference between the static pressure and the dynamic pressure is calculated.
View testing reports easily
Creating medical gas outlet testing reports has never been easier than with the G3000.
Report generating features for the G3000 include:
- Automatic creation of reports from data files.
- Color-coded Expected Gas for easy identification
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More outlet identifiers to further customize reports:
- Separate columns for Floor, Area, Room No., Outlet No. and Comments
- Three user-labeled columns for further outlet documentation depending on your
facility’s requirements.
diagnostics. For example:
- Filter a report to show only medical air outlets to hone in on a suspected problem.
- Filter a report to show only failed outlets to create a work order for system repairs.
- Sort test results by area or floor to organize reports.