IWA-ANE200 Advanced Veterinary Anesthesia Workstation

Product Overview

IWA-ANE200 is a mobile veterinary anesthesia workstation engineered for hospitals running full OR caseloads. The electrically controlled ventilator removes the dependency on a separate drive gas supply, while the 10.2-inch foldable color touch screen consolidates ventilation, vaporizer status, and (optional) sidestream CO₂ monitoring in one workstation surface. Tidal volume support reaches as low as 2 mL, covering the smallest exotic patients alongside routine canine and feline cases.

Key Features

• 10.2″ foldable color touch screen — consolidates ventilation parameters, waveforms, vaporizer status, alarms; foldable for transport and storage
• Electrically controlled and driven ventilator — no drive gas required, lower O₂ consumption, more accurate tidal volume control
• Multiple ventilation modes — covers VCV / PCV / SIMV / Manual / spontaneous (exact mode list [TBC by supplier])
• Minimum tidal volume 2 mL — suitable for exotic mammals, rodents, and the smallest patients in the practice
• High-precision sevoflurane vaporizer — temperature-compensated, key-fill (isoflurane version available)
• Integrated breathing system with heating — reduces condensation and patient heat loss during prolonged cases
• ACGO mode — Auxiliary Common Gas Outlet for non-rebreathing circuit attachment without disconnecting the patient
• Canister with replacement alert — soda lime canister monitored, system flags replacement to avoid CO₂ rebreathing
• Optional sidestream CO₂ sensor — adds capnography to the workstation without separate monitor
• Optional molecular sieve O₂ generator — eliminates dependency on cylinders for ambulatory or remote settings

Visual Evidence

Technical Specifications

Clinical Applications

• Full OR anesthesia for canine, feline, and small mammal patients
• Long-duration soft-tissue, orthopedic, and neurosurgical procedures requiring mechanical ventilation
• Exotic and small-mammal cases requiring tidal volumes as low as 2 mL
• Critical-care anesthesia where heated humidification reduces patient heat loss
• Practices needing integrated capnography (with optional sidestream CO₂ sensor)

Installation & Workflow Notes

• Roll-in deployment: 4-caster base with brakes; fits standard OR doorways
• Touch screen folds down for storage and transport
• O₂ supply: connect to wall pipeline or cylinder regulator; molecular sieve generator option available
• Power: connect to standard AC supply ([TBC voltage]); ventilator is electrically driven
• Vaporizer key-fill: prevents incorrect agent loading; service interval per supplier specification
• Soda lime canister replacement alert appears on touch screen — replace per alert and standard infection-control protocol

Package Contents

• Main workstation × 1 (cart base + ventilator + vaporizer + touch screen integrated)
• Integrated heated breathing system circuit
• Patient circuit accessories — [TBC quantity / sizes]
• Operating manual and warranty documentation
• [TBC: sidestream CO₂ sensor / molecular sieve generator if ordered as optional]

Why Choose IWA-ANE200

• Workflow efficiency — single touch screen surfaces all OR anesthesia data; reduces operator scan time
• No drive gas dependency — electrically driven ventilator simplifies plumbing and reduces O₂ consumption
• Wide patient range — 2 mL minimum tidal volume covers smallest exotics; standard configuration handles large canine
• Integrated heated breathing — better hypothermia prevention in prolonged anesthesia, reduces need for separate warmer
• Future-proof — optional capnography and O₂ generator modules add capability without replacing the whole workstation

FAQ

Does the ventilator need a separate drive gas supply? No. The ventilator is electrically controlled and electrically driven, so no separate drive gas (typically O₂ or air at 50 psi) is required.

What is the smallest patient this workstation can ventilate? Minimum tidal volume is 2 mL, suitable for exotic mammals and the smallest small-animal patients. Verify against patient body weight and respiratory mechanics before each case.

Which inhalant agents are supported? Standard configuration ships with a sevoflurane vaporizer. An isoflurane vaporizer is available as an alternate configuration — contact us for details.

Can I add capnography later? Yes. The sidestream CO₂ sensor is an optional add-on that integrates into the touch screen interface; no separate monitor needed.

What is the service interval? Vaporizer service is typically 12 months. Soda lime canister replacement is alert-driven on the touch screen. Full service interval [TBC per supplier service agreement].