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A digital CO2 insufflator is an advanced, automatic, microprocessor-controlled medical device designed for precise and safe insufflation of the abdominal cavity with medical-grade carbon dioxide during laparoscopic and endoscopic procedures. Key technical specifications typically include an adjustable insufflation pressure range, commonly from 0-30 mm Hg (or up to 40 mm Hg in some advanced models), and an adjustable CO₂ flow rate that can range from 1 to 40 liters per minute (L/min) to accommodate various surgical requirements, including bariatric and pediatric modes. 

A laparoscopic insufflator is a microprocessor-controlled medical device that delivers medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO2CO sub 2CO2) gas to create a stable pneumoperitoneum in the abdominal cavity during minimally invasive surgery. Key specifications include an adjustable flow rate, typically ranging from 1 to 40 liters per minute (L/min), and a controllable pressure range, usually between 0 and 30 mmHg (millimeters of mercury). The device features a digital display for real-time monitoring of the preset pressure, actual intra-abdominal pressure, gas flow rate, and total volume of gas consumed. 

A 30-liter automatic CO2 insufflator with air/smoke capabilities typically features a digital display, precise pressure and flow control, and a built-in gas warmer. These devices are designed for laparoscopic surgery and offer features like over-pressure alarms, automatic pressure release, and smoke evacuation. Key Specifications and Features:

• Capacity: 30 liters (30L). 
• Automation: Automatic operation with digital control and display. 
• Gas Type: Primarily CO2, but may also offer air for specific procedures or smoke evacuation. 
• Flow Rate: Typically adjustable from 1 to 30 liters per minute (LPM), with some models offering higher flow rates for specific applications. 
• Pressure Range: Insufflation pressure is usually adjustable, with a typical range of 0-30 mm Hg, but can vary by model and application. 
• Input Pressure: Requires a minimum input pressure of 3 Bar and can handle up to 10 Bar, according to product specifications on IndiaMART and Honmed. 
• Gas Warmer: Many models include a built-in gas warmer to minimize fogging and potential patient discomfort from cold CO2 gas. 
• Safety Features: Over-pressure alarms, automatic pressure release mechanisms, and tube obstruction alarms to ensure patient safety. 
• Smoke Evacuation: Some models have integrated smoke evacuation systems to remove surgical smoke and improve visibility. 
• Display: Digital displays showing set and actual pressure, flow rate, and gas consumption. 
• Power: Typically operates on 230VAC, with a power consumption varying from 15W to 125W depending on whether the warmer is in use. 
• Connections: Standard gas connections (UNF 7/16") and output connections for connecting to patient tubing.