Item number | Description | Units per box |
---|---|---|
180-03 | Cuff pressure manager, includes mounting rack, battery, and AC/DC adapter | 1 |
180-05 | Extension tube | 10 |
PT00095341-SP | Rechargeable battery | 1 |
Ventilator accessories
Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager
The Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager continuously measures and automatically maintains stable cuff pressures in ventilated patients.
Features
Reducing the risk of cuff overinflation and underinflation is just one way the Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager can help enhance patient care. Our cuff pressure management solution comes with many other features designed to take the pressure off you.
Simplified workflow
- Provides uninterrupted monitoring and management
- Eliminates need for periodic manual checks
- Improves adherence to established cuff pressure protocols
Patient safety
- Cuff leakage detection reduces leakage of accumulated secretions that pool above the cuff10
- Filtered extension tube provides more than 99.99% filtration efficiency for bacteria and viruses if cuff leaks or breaks11
- Shut-off valve maintains cuff pressure even if the tube accidentally disconnects from the device12
Easy operation
- One-click inflation and deflation
- Versatile mounting system
- Thirteen hours of battery life when fully charged
See how it works
This quick video shows you, step-by-step, how easy the Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager is to operate.
Continuously measured, always managed
With the Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager, you have a simple and reliable way to monitor and maintain cuff pressure in ventilated patients. Explore all the features in more detail in our brochure.
Puritan Bennett™ wins people’s choice award
We’re honored to have received the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) Zenith Award 25 times. We are committed to delivering you the ventilation support you need.
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- Based on internal test report RE00199709, bench top test results. May 25, 2021.
- Based on internal test report MEDR-2002, Performance of Puffin endotracheal cuff management device in an acute porcine study. February 2, 2021.
- Based on internal test report RE00192986, Puffin extension tube agency test. 2019.
- Based on internal test report RE00195206, Puffin extension tube design verification test. 2020.