Veterinary Anesthesia Machines
Choose an anesthesia machine as a complete gas-delivery and breathing-circuit configuration, not just a console. Start with your clinic’s patient range, oxygen supply and scavenging arrangement, then compare the vaporizer and ventilation options on each model page. A ventilator, monitor or oxygen concentrator pictured alongside a machine is not automatically part of the quoted package.
7 Products
H-A70 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H-A70
H-A30 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H-A30
H1200-5 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H1200-5
H1200-3 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H1200-3
H1200-2 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H1200-2
H1200-1 Anesthesia Machine
Model: H1200-1
H902-C Anesthesia Machine
Model: H902-C
How to compare and shortlist models
- Specify the intended patient range and ask which breathing circuits, bags and connectors are supplied for the selected model.
- Confirm the vaporizer model and intended agent, filling system, mounting arrangement and maintenance requirements.
- Itemize any ventilator, patient monitor, oxygen source and scavenging accessories separately from the anesthesia machine.
- Check oxygen inlet requirements, electrical supply, installation training, leak-test instructions and replacement consumables before ordering.
Compare HQS veterinary anaesthesia machines
The range runs from manual machines that need no electricity to workstations with a built-in ventilator. H902-C and H-A30 are manual machines; H1200-1 is a gas-driven main unit to which a ventilator can be added; H1200-2, H1200-3, H1200-5 and H-A70 include a ventilator. Compare the ventilation you need first, then the vaporizer, flowmeter and CO2 absorber.
| Model and instrument type | Published specifications | What to specify in your enquiry |
|---|---|---|
| H902-CManual anaesthesia machine |
| A ventilator (TH-1 or TH-1A) is optional; list it separately if you need mechanical ventilation. |
| H-A30Compact manual anaesthesia machine |
| Name the anaesthetic agent and filling system for the vaporizer, and confirm whether the trolley is included. |
| H1200-1Gas-driven anaesthesia machine, ventilator optional |
| Choose the ventilator model if you need one, and confirm the oxygen supply connection. |
| H1200-2Anaesthesia machine with integrated ventilator |
| Match the bellows to your smallest and largest patients, and confirm the vaporizer agent. |
| H1200-3Anaesthesia machine with pneumatic ventilator |
| Confirm the driving-gas supply for the pneumatic ventilator and the vaporizer included. |
| H1200-5Anaesthesia machine with digital ventilator |
| Confirm the bellows size for your patients and the vaporizer agent. |
| H-A70Anaesthesia workstation with turbine ventilator |
| CO2 and anaesthetic-gas monitoring are options; state whether you need mainstream or sidestream sampling. |
Source: HQS Medical model specifications for H902-C, H-A30, H-A70 and the H1200 series, checked against the manufacturers’ specification sheets and manuals. Follow each model link for its product specifications and enquiry options.