HAMILTON C1

Compensate leakage in NIV

Changing breathing patterns or circuit leaks are a challenge in non-invasive ventilation. With the innovative IntelliTrig technology, the HAMILTON-C1 automatically responds to varying leaks and adapts sensitivity thresholds for optimal response to the patient’s breath.

Ventilate safely with ASV

ASV employs lung-protective strategies to minimize complications from AutoPEEP and resultant volutrauma and barotrauma. ASV also prevents apnea, tachypnea, excessive dead space ventilation and excessively large breaths.3 ASV guides the patient in a favorable breathing pattern, avoiding potentially detrimental patterns, from fully supported ventilation to extubation.

Reliability and performance

HAMILTON-C1 ventilators deliver a cost effective ICU ventilation solution that is appropriate for all patients – from children to adults. In the ICU, in the recovery room, and in long term care, HAMILTON-C1’s fast setup and easy management ensure the most appropriate treatment for every patient. HAMILTON-C1 systems combine reliability and high performance with advanced lung protective strategies and patient-adaptive modes. They are the ideal choice for ICU special care areas, cardiac surgery recovery rooms, stepdown or subacute care units, and long-term care centers.

Besides its unique features, the HAMILTON-C1 includes everything you expect from a high-performance ICU ventilator:

A compact, powerful design that increases the availability of appropriate modes of therapy for ventilated hospital patients
A choice of ventilation modes for invasive and optionally noninvasive ventilation
The ability to ventilate adult and pediatric patients
Small enough to fit into almost any ICU environment
An extensive monitoring package

Ventilate your patients safely with ASV
Adaptive Support Ventilation (ASV) for HAMILTON-C1 – compact and competitively priced adult and pediatric ICU mechanical ventilator is an easy-to-use and extremely safe ventilation solution for the respiratory management of your intubated patients.