614 E Altamonte Dr Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Pediatric Probe Order Form - DOH10-023
The Eclipse 3 delivers, so you don't have to.
- Offers both continuous flow and pulse dose options- One machine for both stationary and ambulatory needs- Lowers operational costs by reducing monthly deliveries and simplifying inventory management- Maximum Medicare reimbursement with two billing codes: E1390 & E1392- Longer service intervals with lower maintenance costs- The only system on the market that is capable of field upgrades with EDAT
What is the HCPC code for medical reimbursement?
The Eclipse can be billed under the E1390 (stationary) & E1392 (portable). Please click here for a more detailed oxygen codes.
Inches
Centimeters
Height
19.3
49.0
Width
12.3
31.2
Depth
7.1
18.0
Flow Rate Setting
Continuous Flow (LPM)
Pulse Dose Mode (12 BPM)
0.5
4.4 hours
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1.0
3.7 hours
16mL 1.0
5.4 hours
2.0
2.0 hours
32mL 2.0
5.1 hours
3.0
1.3 hours
48mL 3.0
4.9 hours
64mL 4.0
4.0 hours
80mL 5.0
96mL 6.0
3.5 hours
128mL
2.5 hours
160mL
192mL
1.7 hours
autoSAT Technology is a robust pulse delivery system that maintains a consistent bolus size for every breath as your patients’ respiratory rate increases or decreases. Therefore, if the patient has been properly titrated, the clinical efficacy of bolus size and FIO2 are never compromised.
Many airlines have approved the Eclipse for use on board their airlines. Each airline may have specific requirements for patients traveling with their own portable oxygen system. The patient should check with the carrier for details on approvals and special arrangements to bring the Eclipse on the airplane.
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