BMC G3 30VT is a bi-level device with S/T mode and target tidal volume function for patients with respiratory insufficiency. With effective performance and intelligent comfort features, they are very widely used.
BMC G3 30VT Specifications:
- S/T Mode
The device follows the patient’s spontaneous breathing. However, if there is no inhalation for a certain period of time, the device will give forced ventilation to ensure the minimum ventilation volume. - Target Tidal Volume Function
According to the patient’s need, G3 can set the Target Tidal Volume and the device will automatically adjust the pressure support level to reach the preset tidal volume, so as to ensure a better ventilation effect. According to the patient’s need, G3 can set the Target Tidal Volume and the device will automatically adjust the pressure support level to reach the preset tidal volume, so as to ensure a better ventilation effect. - Auto Leak Compensation
The device detects the air leakage during treatment in real time and adjusts the baseline to ensure correct triggering and related functions. - Inspiratory time control
Ti min and Ti max could be set independently, avoiding insufficient ventilation due to short inspiratory time. In the meantime, cases can be prevented where expiratory sensitivity is unable to meet due to a large leak. - PM2.5 filter box
Extra-sensitive users can filter finer dust and allergens with the PM2.5 filter box. - SpO2 sensor
Finger sleeve type
Finger clip type
BMC G3 30VT Comfort Features
- Brand new humidifier design keeps the G3 compact and attractive
- The innovative PUSH water chamber is simple to use.
Water can be added without removing the water chamber for ease of use. - Humanized UI Design
One button access to frequently used features.
A 3.5” screen displays real-time data and waveform feedback in full color. - Accessory and supply reminder keeps your treatment healthy and effective.
- G3 has a clock, temperature, and humidity monitor on stand-by, multi-purpose for convenience.
Powerful data transfer/retrieval solution
- SD Card
- iCode / iCode QR / iCode QR+
Various Ways of Reviewing Sleep Report
- Quick Report through Device Screen
- PAP Link App
- Cloud Platform
- iCode web version (www.bmc-icode.com)
- RESmart nPAP Data Analysis Software (PC software)
- RESmart Software web version (www.icodeconnect.com/quick/info)
Warranty – 2 Years
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
Q: What is the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
A: The G3 B25A BPAP System is a Bi-level PAP (Bi-level Positive Airway Pressure) device intended to provide non-invasive ventilation for patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and Respiratory Insufficiency. These devices are intended for adult patients by prescription in the home or hospital environment.
Q: How does the BMC G3 Bipap technology work?
A: BiPAP technology, in general, is designed to assist individuals with breathing difficulties, often due to conditions such as sleep apnea, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or other respiratory disorders. Here’s how a typical BiPAP machine works:
The BiPAP machine generates a stream of pressurized air. Unlike standard continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines, which provide a single fixed pressure, BiPAP machines offer two different pressure levels: inhalation and exhalation. During inhalation, the machine delivers a higher pressure level, which helps open the airways and makes breathing easier for the user.During exhalation, the machine reduces pressure, making breathing more manageable for the user. This lower pressure helps in reducing the effort required for exhalation. Some advanced BiPAP machines have sensors that detect when the user inhales and exhales. This feature allows the machine to adjust the pressure levels in real-time to match the user’s natural breathing patterns. Many BiPAP machines have integrated humidification systems to add moisture to the delivered air, preventing dryness and discomfort in the user’s airways. BiPAP machines often have data monitoring capabilities, recording information about usage, pressure levels, and sometimes events like apneas or hypopneas. This data can be helpful for both the user and healthcare providers in managing the user’s condition.
Q: What conditions can the BMC G3 Bipap Machine Treat?
A: The BMC G3 BiPAP machine, like other BiPAP machines, is primarily used to treat specific respiratory conditions, sleep disorders, and breathing difficulties. BiPAP stands for Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure, providing two air pressure levels: a higher pressure during inhalation and a lower pressure during exhalation. This helps people with various conditions breathe more easily and comfortably. The BMC G3 BiPAP machine can be used to treat the following conditions: Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), Central Sleep Apnea (CSA), Complex Sleep Apnea Syndrome, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Neuromuscular Disorders, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF).
Q: What is the price of the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
Ans: Price of the BMC G3 B30VT BiPAP Machine in India ranges from ₹ 41000 to ₹ 45000.
Q: Do I need a prescription for the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
A: Yes, you need a prescription from your doctor to use the BMC G3 Bipap machine.
Q: What Modes are available in the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
A: The BMC G3 B30VT has four work modes: S, T, S/T, and CPAP.
Q: What is the pressure range in the BMC g3 Bipap Machine?
Ans: The pressure range of the BMC G3 Bipap machine is between 4 and 30 cmH2O.
Q: Is the BMC G3 Bipap Machine easy to set up and use?
A: The ease of setting up and using the BMC G3 BiPAP machine may vary depending on your familiarity with such devices and specific needs. However, like most BiPAP machines, the BMC G3 is designed to be user-friendly and relatively straightforward to set up and operate. Here are some general steps for setting up and using a BMC G3 BiPAP machine. Before using a BiPAP machine, it’s essential to have a prescription and guidance from a healthcare professional who can determine the appropriate settings and pressure levels for your specific condition. When you receive your BMC G3 BiPAP machine, carefully unpack it and inspect all the components. Ensure that nothing is damaged or missing. Attach the flexible tubing (the air delivery hose or circuit) to the machine’s outlet and the mask or interface you’ll be using. Make sure the connections are secure. Connect the power cord to the BMC G3 BiPAP machine and plug it into a power source. Ensure that the machine is on a stable surface and adequately ventilated. Depending on your prescribed settings, you may need to adjust the machine’s pressure, mode (such as CPAP or BiPAP), and other settings. Refer to the user manual for specific instructions on how to do this. Put on the mask or interface you’ve been prescribed, ensuring a proper fit. The mask should cover your nose and/or mouth comfortably, and the headgear should be adjusted to keep it in place.
Q: Which masks are compatible with the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
Ans: The BMC G3 Bipap is universally compatible with all CPAP or Bipap mask brands/styles.
Q:- Difference between BMC G3 Bipap Machine & BMC Y30T Bipap Machine?
A: BMC G3 Bipap machine:
S/T Mode: The device follows the patient’s spontaneous breathing. However, if there is no inhalation for a certain period, the device will give forced ventilation to ensure the minimum ventilation volume.
Target Tidal Volume Function: According to the patient’s need, G3 can set the Target Tidal Volume, and the device will automatically adjust the pressure support level to reach the preset tidal volume to ensure a better ventilation effect. According to the patient’s need, G3 can set the Target Tidal Volume, and the device will automatically adjust the pressure support level to reach the preset tidal volume to ensure a better ventilation effect.
Auto Leak Compensation: The device detects the air leakage during treatment in real-time and adjusts the baseline to ensure correct triggering and related functions.
Inspiratory time control: Ti min and Ti max could be set independently, avoiding insufficient ventilation due to short inspiratory time. In the meantime, cases can be prevented where expiratory sensitivity cannot be met due to a large leak.
PM2.5 filter box: Extra-sensitive users can filter finer dust and allergens with the PM2.5 filter box.
RESmart GII BPAP System, with simple operation, provides a clear and intuitive understanding of yourself. An intelligent technology featured in the RESmart GII series delivers the automatic solution for patients with OSA and/or respiratory insufficiency. Aligned with the same RESmart GII BPAP System platform, the Y series adapts pressure automatically to patients’ needs and provides better synchronization. It has complete practical functions: delay time, air leakage compensation, Reslex, auto on and off, etc. Advanced air leakage compensation promises adequate volume support. Ti Control, I/E Sense, and ramp time guarantee better ventilation synchronization.iCode data management function, Compliance data is encoded by QR code. It has a 3.5-inch color LCD screen to display important parameter information in real-time. Pressure support automatically adjusts according to the target tidal volume to improve hypoventilation. With eco-smart heating technology, the humidifier can realize district heating, reduce energy consumption, and maximize the humidification effect. With a perfect after-sales team, you can use it without worry.
Q: Can I use the BMC G3 Bipap Machine during travel?
A: Yes, you can use it during travel as it is safer and accessible & Easy to carry.
Q: How often should I replace the filters and other parts?
A: You can replace BMC G3 Bipap filters and parts every six months.
Q: How do I clean and maintain my BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
A: Proper cleaning and maintenance of your BMC G3 BiPAP machine are essential to ensure its longevity and effectiveness in therapy. Regular cleaning and maintenance also help prevent the growth of bacteria, mold, and other contaminants. Here are some general steps for cleaning and maintaining your BMC G3 BiPAP machine:
Before starting the cleaning process:
- Ensure the BMC G3 BiPAP machine is powered off and unplugged from the electrical outlet.
- Wipe the machine’s exterior with a clean, damp, lint-free cloth.
- Avoid using abrasive or harsh cleaning agents that could damage the machine’s surface.
The air inlet filter is located on the back or side of the machine. Remove it and check for any visible dust or debris. If the filter is washable and reusable, rinse it under lukewarm water and let it air dry completely before reinserting it. Make sure it is scorched to prevent mold growth. If the filter is disposable, replace it with a new one, as the manufacturer recommends.
Q: What data does BMC G3 Bipap Machine store, and how can I access it?
A: The specific data storage and retrieval capabilities of the BMC G3 BiPAP Machine may vary depending on the model and firmware version. Typically, BiPAP machines are equipped with data storage features to track usage and therapy effectiveness. Some common data types that a BiPAP machine like the BMC G3 may store are Usage Data, AHI (Apnea-Hypopnea Index), Pressure Data, Leakage Data, and Compliance Data. In BMC G3 Bipap data can be retrieved through QR Code.
Q: What are the benefits of using the BMC G3 Bipap Machine?
A: Like other BiPAP machines, the BMC G3 BiPAP Machine offers several benefits for individuals with specific respiratory conditions and sleep disorders. The primary purpose of a BiPAP machine is to provide non-invasive ventilation and help with breathing, especially during sleep. Here are some benefits of using a BMC G3 BiPAP Machine: Improved Breathing, Treatment of Sleep Apnea, Customizable Therapy, Comfortable Sleep, and Treatment of Respiratory Conditions.
Q: Does BMC G3 Bipap come with a warranty?
A: Yes, MG Medicare provides a warranty of 2 years.
Q: Can I use the BMC G3 Bipap machine for pediatric patients?
A: A qualified healthcare provider should determine the use of a BMC G3 BiPAP machine for pediatric patients, generally reserved for specific pediatric cases where non-invasive positive airway pressure therapy is deemed necessary. BiPAP therapy can be considered for pediatric patients under certain circumstances, but the suitability and settings must be carefully tailored to the child’s needs.
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