Veterinary ETCO2 Module With CO2 Tube M01 for CONTEC CMS8000VET and CMS6000VET

Engineered for veterinary environments, the CO2-M01 Respiratory Gas Monitor Module delivers precise, real-time sidestream CO2 monitoring on CONTEC CMS8000VET and CMS6000VET systems. It provides essential respiratory insight during anesthesia, cardiac resuscitation, critical care, and emergency medicine for animal patients. With flexible unit options, clear labelling, and a compact design, this module helps clinicians act quickly and confidently when ventilation status matters most.

Why this module stands out

• Sidestream CO2 monitoring with multi-parameter visibility: Continuously measures CO2 concentration and derives End-tidal CO2 (EtCO2), Inspired CO2 (InsCO2), and Airway Respiration Rate (AwRR) for a complete picture of ventilation and gas exchange.
• Three display units for versatile reporting: Choose mmHg, kPa, or percentage (%), aligning with your preferred clinical workflow and regional standards.
• Compact, clinician-friendly design: 103mm × 69mm × 39mm footprint and 141g net weight make integration seamless on portable or fixed monitor setups.
• Critical care readiness: Ideal for operating rooms, ICU, emergency departments, and CPCR scenarios where timely CO2 data can influence outcomes.
• Veterinary-ready with human-grade versatility: While built for animal patients, the module’s performance and interface are suitable for multi-species monitoring in veterinary clinics and research settings.

Important usage guidance

The sampling tube is disposable and should not be reused. To prevent water ingress and potential equipment damage, replace the sampling tube after every use or when the exposure time reaches 30 minutes. For ongoing monitoring, plan to swap in a fresh tube at or before the 30-minute mark to maintain accuracy and protect the device.

Interface compatibility matters. Please select the version that matches your monitor’s interface, as different CMS models may require different ETCO2 module versions. If you’re unsure, verify your monitor’s interface specification to ensure a seamless fit and accurate readings.

What you get and how it helps in practice

• Intraoperative ventilation management: Real-time EtCO2 and AwRR guidance helps you titrate ventilation, prevent hypo- or hypercapnia, and monitor perfusion status during anesthesia.
• CPCR and emergency response: Rapid feedback on ventilation effectiveness during resuscitation efforts, aiding timely decisions that can impact outcomes.
• ICU and critical care: Continuous respiratory monitoring supports multi-parameter patient management and early detection of ventilation problems.
• Veterinary-specific considerations: Designed with animal patients in mind, accommodating a range of respiratory patterns and flow requirements common in veterinary anesthesia and critical care settings.

Technical specifications

• CO2 measurement range: 0–150 mmHg
• CO2 measurement accuracy: 0–40 mmHg ±2 mmHg; 41–70 mmHg ±5% of reading; 71–100 mmHg ±8% of reading; 101–150 mmHg ±10% of reading
• Respiratory monitoring range (AwRR): 2 rpm – 150 rpm; accuracy ±1 rpm
• Working voltage: DC 5.0V
• Physical dimensions: 103 mm (L) × 69 mm (W) × 39 mm (H)
• Net weight: 141 g
• Measurement units: mmHg, kPa, and % (selectable)
• Sampling approach: Sidestream CO2 measurement via disposable sampling tube

Who should use this module

This module is ideal for veterinary clinics, veterinary anaesthesia teams, and animal emergency services that rely on CONTEC CMS8000VET or CMS6000VET systems for ongoing respiratory monitoring. It’s also suitable for teaching labs or multi-species care facilities where precise, continuous CO2 data enhances patient safety and care decisions.

Practical tips for best results

• Maintain a fresh sampling tube for each patient encounter to preserve hygiene and accuracy.
• Always confirm the monitor-to-module interface match before installation to ensure compatible data output.
• During training or setup, run a quick verification to confirm EtCO2, InsCO2, and AwRR readings align with expected clinical patterns for the species being treated.
• Store and handle tubes and connectors in conditions that minimize condensation and humidity exposure when not in use.

With its focused veterinary design, precise CO2 metrics, and robust safety notes, the Veterinary ETCO2 Module with CO2 Tube M01 helps clinicians make timely, informed ventilation decisions, improving patient comfort and outcomes across surgical and critical care settings.