AgVa Ventilator
Information Brochure



2 million lives are lost every year in India,

due to lack of a ventilator

According to WHO 2012 India statistical profile




About AgVa Ventilator

Ventilator for
AgVa ventilators are designed to be a complete ICU
ventilator which is small, economical and easy to use. 



places where The primary focus of the ventilator is to provide
mechanical ventilation for everyone in need. Its small
ventilation was package ensures easy storage and transportation,
whereas its intuitive user interface makes it extremely
unimaginable easy to use even for a non trained person. Finally due to
its phenomenally low cost and no need for
infrastructure requirement makes it ideal for scaling up
the ICU




How it works

Advanced Due to the cutting edge research and advanced manufacturing

technologies we have been able to make a ventilator that is way
advanced than any comparable ventilator yet being a fraction of
Reliable the cost. 



and Safe AgVa Ventilators combines the state of the art flow, pressure and
oxygen sensor to precisely and reliably calculate the air going to
the patient. With the advanced algorithms it makes sure that the
device is always working and the patient safety is safeguarded
against any failures. 



All of this is ensure while having the familiar modes and control
laws so that no additional training is required to run it. The user
interface is made extremely simple and intuitive hence
controlling it is as simple as controlling your smartphones




Higher Fi02

A connector is provided with AgVa Advanced ventilator

100% FiO2
which will enable users to connect the universal
Even with connector to be connected at the inlet of the ventilator.

Low Pressure The amount of the oxygen can be controlled using an

independent flowmeter. The ventilator comes with
Source Oxygen sensor hence you can monitor the FiO2 in
realtime.



Patient Connection

Endotracheal Tube

The most common way of ventilation under emergency situation. Our ventilator can be
connected to the patient using Endotracheal tube for short term ventilation.

Tracheostomy Tube

Our ventilator can also be connected to patients with Tracheostomy. Simply connect the
universal airway tube to the ventilator and the ventilator would be ready to work.

BiPAP/CPAP Mask

Our ventilator can also ventilate patients using non-invasive methods such as CPAP and BiPAP
masks.



Modes of Ventilation

Volume Modes


In all the volume mode the ventilator would start to provide volume with a minimal pressure to
test lung compliance. Post that the pressure would increase with every breath in order to reach
the minimum set volume. During this time low volume alarm might be displayed. Over the
course the pressure would continuously vary to have the minimum set pressure being delivered
to achieve the desired volume

VC-CMV In Volume Controlled-Continuous Mandatory Ventilation

the patient receives a set tidal volume with every breath.
This mode is time cycled based based on respiratory
Volume Controlled - rate (RR) and Inspiration time (PInsp). The patient is not
Continuous Mandatory allowed to have spontaneous breath. The set
Respiratory rate is always maintained during this mode

Ventilation

In Volume Controlled-Synchronised Intermittent

VC-SIMV
Mandatory Ventilation the breath is triggered by the
patient and is synchronised with the breathing pattern

Volume Controlled - of the patient. During patient triggered breath the

patients controls the Peak inspiratory pressure and the
Synchronous Tidal Volume being delivered in that cycle. When the

Intermittent patient fails to trigger the breath in the trigger window

defined by I:E Ratio and Respiratory rate then, a set
Mandatory volume is delivered to the patient with minimum
Ventilation pressure required to achieve that volume based on the
lung compliance.


Pressure Modes


In all the pressure modes a user defined plateau pressure would be applied by the turbine for
every breath. The peak pressure is also set by the user. Post reaching that pressure the
ventilator switches from inhale to exhale phase. The Volume during this mode is a function of
lung capacity, compliance and the plateau pressure being applied

PC-CMV
In Pressure Controlled-Continuous Mandatory
Ventilation the patient receives inhalation air till the time
Pressure Controlled - the lungs don't reach a peak inspiratory pressure (PInsp).
This mode is time cycled based on respiratory rate (RR).
Continuous Mandatory
The patient is not allowed to have spontaneous breath. 

Ventilation

PC-SIMV In Pressure Controlled-Synchronised Intermittent

Mandatory Ventilation the breath is triggered by the
patient and is synchronised with the breathing pattern

Pressure Controlled - of the patient. During patient triggered breath the

patients controls the Peak inspiratory pressure and the
Synchronous Tidal Volume being delivered in that cycle. When the
Intermittent Mandatory patient fails to trigger the breath in the trigger window
defined by I:E Ratio and Respiratory rate then, a set
Ventilation pressure is delivered to the patient
 Hybrid Modes




In all the pressure modes a user defined plateau pressure would be applied by the turbine for
every breath. The peak pressure is also set by the user. Post reaching that pressure the
ventilator switches from inhale to exhale phase. The Volume during this mode is a function of
lung capacity, compliance and the plateau pressure being applied

In pressure regulated volume control mode the

PRVC
inspiration is triggered by the patient and the

 inspiration cycle is continued till the time the set

Pressure Regulated volume or pressure is not achieved. Minimum user

defined pressure is delivered if the volume is not
Volume Controlled reached at this pressure then the pressure is
gradually increased to achieve the desired volume.
Backup breaths are initiated to maintain minimum
respiratory rate when the patient does not breathe
spontaneously.

In assist control mode the set tidal volume is

ACV
delivered with minimum pressure decided by the

 machine based on lung compliance. This pressure

Assist
 always stays below the peak inspiratory pressure. In

this mode the breath are patient triggered and
Controlled 
 volume cycled. For every breath the ventilator will

Ventilation deliver the set volume irrespective of the trigger.

Backup respiratory rate is always maintained.

In pressure support ventilation both the pressure

PSV
and the volume is controlled by the patient. The

 inhalation is triggered by patient. The inhalation is

Pressure Support stopped when the flow reaches 25% of the peak
flow during inspiration. If patient does not trigger
Ventilation the breath then apnea ventilation is initiated to
maintain the set respiratory rate.



Non- Invasive Modes


The non-invasive modes can be used using a standard circuit along with a ventilator Non-
Invasive BPAP Mask.

CPAP
 In this mode a continuous pressure is maintained at the

patient end during both the inspiration and expiration
Continuous Positive phase.
Airway Pressure

During this mode the system maintains a set minimum

BiPAP
airway pressure during exhalation phase and increases
Bilevel Positive the pressure during inhalation phase. Both the

Airway Pressure pressures can be set and adjusted by the user as per his
requirements.
 


Safety

Parallel Computers

We have incorporated dual computers. Each computer watches each other's activities. In case any
one of these fails, the other micro controller detects it and restarts the system along with delivering a
warning to the user

Android Monitoring

The android tablet used to control the ventilator parallel monitors the parameters of the ventilator
and raises an alarm as soon as the ventilator malfunctions

Power Backup

It comes with an inbuilt Lithium-ion battery which can deliver adequate power to the ventilator for
upto 4 Hours, providing more than ample time to switch over. 



Control

An Android
The entire ventilator can be controlled through a freely
available android mobile application. 



App for all Through this application the user can set and monitor all
the accessible information of the ventilator. It is
your needs extremely easy to use and can be operated by anyone.



AgVa Advanced

This ventilator is our most advanced ventilator. It packs all the

Everything that modes of ventilation with 24 hour operation capability. It can

a Hospital deliver higher FiO2 if connected to an external Oxygen source

with continuous Oxygen monitoring.

Needs Modes available : PC-CMV, PC-SIMV, PSV, VC-SIMV VC-CMV, PRVC,

ACV, CPAP & BiPAP
Battery backup : Upto 4 hours of battery backup
Pressurised Air: Not Needed
Primary application area : Hospital, and other Professional areas
Higher FiO2 Connection : Available
Mobile Device : Included





 
 Technical Specifications

Modes available :
PC-CMV PC-SIMV PSV VC-SIMV VC-CMV PRVC ACV CPAP BPAP AI-VENT

Battery
50 watt hour Lithium Ion Battery (4 hours backup)

Power Consumption
15watts (Nominal) 48 watts (Peak)

Peak Flow rate

160 Litres per minute

PEEP
0 cmH2O to 20 cmH2O (increments of 1 cmH2O)

Trigger Flow Sensitivity

1 Liter per minute to 20 Liter per minute

Volume Accuracy
10% of the full scale between (10 L/min - 80L/min)

Peak Pressure
60 cmH20

Peak Respiratory rate

60 Breath per minute

Minimum inspiratory time

0.5 seconds

Tidal Volume
50 ml to 2000 ml (increments of 1 ml)

FiO2 Capability
*100% at input flow rate of 15 L/min of pure oxygen with MVi of less than 7 L/min and PEEP < 6
*80% at input flow rate of 15 L/min of pure oxygen with MVi of more than 7 L/min and PEEP < 6

*Only valid with Invasive mode

 Alarms

Parameters Priority Level Condition

Patient Disconnected High Flow > 100L/min or Pinsp < 60% PPlat

Power Disconnected Low Input Voltage < 10 Volt

Low Input Voltage Low Input voltage < 12 Volt

High Input Voltage Low Input voltage > 12 Volt

High Inspiratory Pressure High Pinsp > Pplat + 3

High PEEP High PEEP > Set PEEP +3

High Respiratory Rate High RR > 50

Low Volume High Vt < 70% of set Vt for more than 3 cycles

Low Battery High Battery Voltage < 11 Volts

Read Write Error Low Read Write data sync error

Flow Sensor Error High Flow sensor not working

Pressure sensor Error High Pressure sensor not working

Voltage/Oxygen sensor Error High Voltage/Oxygen sensor not working

Clock Error Low Internal Clock not working

Replace Battery Low Battery characteristics not as per standard

Replace Motor Low Motor crosses 8000 hours of operation

Replace Filter Low Input flow rate lower than usual

Ventilator Error High No data received by the mobile device

Ventilator Disconnected High Connection with bluetooth lost

 Monitored Parameters

AgVa ventilator has an intuitive graphical user interface that helps show huge amount of
realtime data in an easily understandable way. This data can be monitored on any android
device using our android mobile application. 




Parameters Unit Type Range

Flow L/min Waveform -50 - +80

Volume Liters Waveform 0 - 2000

Airway Pressure cmH2O Waveform 0 - 60

Peak Pressure cmH2O Numeric 0 - 60

Respiratory Rate Breaths Per Minute Numeric 0 - 99

PEEP cmH2O Numeric 0-30

Pmean cmH2O Numeric 0 - 50

VTi L/min Numeric 0 - 2000

MVi Liters Numeric 0 - 50

Ti/Ttot Percentage Numeric 0-100

FiO2 Percentage Numerical 21-100

I:E Ratio Ratio Numerical Actual

Static Compliance ml/cmH2O Numerical 0 - 100

Trigger - Alphabetic -

Peak Flow Rate L/min Numeric 0 - 180

Dimension

240mm

180 mm

AgVa Advanced with Stand

 Manufactured by : AgVa Healthcare
Corporate office : 7/56 Desh Bandhu Gupta Road Karol Bagh New Delhi 110005
Manufacturing and Research Facility : A7 Sector 7 Noida 201301
Phone: +91-73 30 40 50 60 Website www.agva.co.in. Email info@agva.co.in