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Pneumotach transducer (spirometer) ±2.66 L/sec Airflow

Precision Transducer for Research Data Acquisition

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Pneumotach Transducer 2.66 L/sec
Part #: SS51L

The SS51L pneumotach can perform a variety of pulmonary measurements relating to airflow, lung volume, and expired gas analysis. Each pneumotach transducer consists of a heated airflow pneumotach head coupled to a precision, highly sensitive, differential pressure transducer (RX137G1 to SS40L).

The SS51L pneumotach is equipped with an internal heating element and includes the AC137A 6-volt power supply.

The pneumotachs will connect directly to a breathing circuit or plethysmogram chamber. For airflow and lung volume measurements, connect a short airflow cannula to the pneumotach flow head.

For switchable or replacement head options, see the RX137 Series.

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