The Mindray Ecomed Era 2 with CO₂ is a dependable, all-in-one patient monitoring solution designed to support clinicians in environments where accuracy, speed, and clarity are essential. By adding capnography (EtCO₂ monitoring) to its already strong set of vital-sign features, this model becomes ideal for theatres, ICUs, recovery rooms, emergency care, and critical patient management.

With a clean, intuitive display and smart alarm system, the monitor offers caregivers immediate insight into a patient’s respiratory status. The CO₂ function helps track ventilation efficiency, detect early respiratory distress, confirm intubation placement, and support safe sedation—making it especially valuable in anesthesia and emergency settings.

Built with Mindray’s reputation for durability and ease of use, the Ecomed Era 2 with CO₂ provides dependable performance while keeping patient comfort and clinician workflow in mind.

1. Smooth Gas Delivery

The machine can supply oxygen, air, and nitrous oxide.
It has space for two vaporizers, allowing the anesthetist to switch between agents easily.
There’s also an auxiliary outlet for manual breathing systems when needed.

2. Built-in Ventilator

The ventilator can assist or fully control the patient’s breathing.
It supports common modes such as manual, spontaneous, volume-controlled, and in some setups, pressure-controlled ventilation.
It works for small pediatric patients all the way up to large adults.

3. Clear Monitoring Screen

A bright color screen displays:

• Airway pressure

• Flow

• Volume

• Breathing waveforms

• System status and alarms

This helps clinicians see the patient’s breathing patterns instantly.

4. Safety & Protection

The machine continuously checks the oxygen level, airway pressure, and overall system performance.
If something goes outside the safe range, audible and visual alarms alert the medical team immediately.

5. Easy to Use & Maintain

• The breathing circuit is simple to assemble and can be taken apart quickly for cleaning.

• Many parts are autoclavable, making infection control easier.

• The unit works efficiently with low-flow anesthesia, helping save gas and reduce wastage.

• A built-in battery provides temporary backup during power interruptions.

1. Easy-to-Use Touchscreen

The WATO EX-35 has a large, bright touchscreen that shows breathing waveforms and important readings clearly. This makes it easier for the anesthetist to adjust settings quickly and confidently during surgery.

2. Advanced Breathing Support

The machine offers a full range of ventilation modes. It can support a patient who is breathing on their own or take full control when needed.
It works reliably for:

• Newborn babies

• Pediatric patients

• Full-grown adults

3. Accurate & Efficient Gas Delivery

It supports two vaporizers and delivers anesthesia gases smoothly and precisely. It also works well with low-flow anesthesia, helping hospitals reduce gas use and save costs.

4. Smart Monitoring & Alarms

The machine constantly watches the patient’s breathing, oxygen levels, airway pressure, and overall system performance.
If anything becomes unsafe, it gives clear audible and visual alarms to alert the medical team immediately.

5. Friendly for Busy Operating Rooms

• The breathing system is simple to assemble and clean

• The workstation includes space for tools and medications

• Quiet, smooth-rolling wheels make it easy to move

• Optional modules allow upgrades for gas monitoring and other features

Main Components:

1. Kidney Dish – For holding swabs, small instruments, and fluids during the procedure.

2. Artery Forceps (Curved and Straight) – Used to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding.

3. Umbilical Scissors – For cutting the umbilical cord after delivery.

4. Cord Clamp – Used to secure and clamp the baby’s umbilical cord.

5. Towel Clips – For securing drapes during the procedure.

6. Needle Holder – Used for holding the suture needle while stitching.

7. Scissors (Straight/Curved) – For cutting tissues and sutures.

8. Sponge Holding Forceps – Used to hold swabs or sponges for cleaning and absorption.

9. Uterine Sound or Dilator – For checking the uterine cavity when necessary.

10. Vulsellum or Tenaculum Forceps – Used for grasping the cervix or uterus during procedures.

11. Speculum (Cusco or Sims) – For visual inspection of the vaginal canal and cervix.

12. Dissecting Forceps (Toothed and Non-Toothed) – Used for grasping or holding tissues.

13. Bowl and Gallipot – For holding antiseptic solutions or instruments.

14. Drapes and Towels – To maintain a sterile field during the procedure.

15. Suture Materials – For closing episiotomy or minor surgical wounds.