Setting up circuits with the new Trilogy Evo ventilator | Philips | Sleep and Respiratory Care

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[@testmail2707]

thank you

[@matty00926]

Is their compensation settings for added filter, or external humidifier

[@nallelylora401]

What is the item number for the dual limb and the axhalation aev port and all the items is helpful to add it

[@PhilipsHC]

Hi, Nallely. Thank you for reaching out to us. For more information about the ventilator, please visit to.philips/60523vFcw. We hope we have answered your query.

[@markjones9375]

How do you turn the alarm off for circuit leke

[@PhilipsHC]

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so we can look into offering more specific information? Thanks in advance.

[@JohnAK72]

The design is kinda similar to Hamilton C1

[@ventilator98]

Wow. What a comment. I like it. So I'd like to know, how you kind of compair with this ventilator, kind of being somewhat similar in some ways sort of to the Hamilton C1 Ventilator? I've worked with the C1, and I'm curious to know your opinion here.

[@JohnAK72]

@@ventilator98 Congratulation, C1 is a great device! The Philips Trilogy Evo is a compact ventilator with the pneumatic ports located on the right side (just like c1). This machine uses an external expiratory valve with some external tubing (also like c1 differential flow sensor). The compact rounded design of this Philips model, makes it very similar to Hamilton C1.

[@ventilator98]

@@JohnAK72 I just want to take this moment, and thank you. I want to thank you for explaining the ximilarities between the Hamilton C1, and the Trilogy Evo. I have a new respect for the Evo now. I've always had a respect a HUGE HUGEHUGE amount of respect for Hamilton Medical, and their ventilators, but Now I have a respect for the Evo, which Soon, I'm going to be working with, Like I had done with the Hamilton C1. At irst, I wasn't exactly looking forward to working with the Evo. Because we were suppose to get the VOCSN ventilator, but we're getting the Philips Trilogy EVO ventilator. I was pretty upset about this, after we'd hoped for the VOCSN, but after your description of the Philips Respironics Trilogy Evo, I now have a new respect, and am Kind of looking forward to dealing with it, instead of the VOCSN ventilator. I think we're going to like the Evo. We'll be getting the Dual Lim circuits. I think after you had made your comment that it has some similarities to the Hamilton, a ventilator with which I've done extensive work, I think we won't be so bummed out about the Trilogy Evo. I know I first had a fit when I found out we weren't getting VOCSN ventilators, but after seeing your comment and after asking you for further explanation about the Evo's similarities to the Hamilton C1, I think we might like the Evo's set up. I'm just hoping that the dual limb circuit has a good flow sensor.

[@maro9999999991]

Is it MRI compatible?

[@PhilipsHC]

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