Buy Ventilator Oxygen Sensor in Nigeria.

Buy ventilator oxygen sensors from Franance in Nigeria

Open the ventilator oxygen sensor listing and use the model-filtered links to isolate one of its four Dräger records: 6850645 sensor capsule, OxyTrace VE MX01049, Oxycell O2 Sensor A 6872666 and OxyTrace A 6871028. These pages keep the results inside the Dräger brand and this exact part category.

Send Franance the part reference, device manufacturer and model, equipment serial number, installed sensor reference, quantity and delivery address in Nigeria. Include the destination state and city, facility contact and any receiving-hour or transport requirements. Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify the quotation. Ask the written offer to state the exact Dräger ordering number, device compatibility, supplied condition, lot or expiry information, packaging, availability, price and currency, quote validity, delivery estimate, warranty and any service or calibration scope. The listing is a quote-order catalogue, not proof of local stock or an online purchase.

Which Dräger oxygen sensor models are listed?

The Dräger O2 sensor capsule 6850645 is an electrochemical galvanic-cell sensor capsule. Dräger's technical information lists it for selected Evita ventilators, Babylog 8000 plus and the Fabius family. The manufacturer lists a 0–100 Vol.% oxygen measuring range, 20-second T10–90 response time, 15–40 °C operating temperature and 28 mm diameter by 22 mm height.

The Dräger OxyTrace VE MX01049 is listed for the Savina family. Dräger describes the OxyTrace A / VE group as having a 0–100 Vol.% range and five-second T10–90 response time. The Savina instructions specifically identify OxyTrace VE MX01049 as the required type and warn that OxyTrace VE may look like OxyTrace INCU MX01050 although their measurement processes differ. Do not substitute the visually similar sensor.

The Dräger Oxycell O2 Sensor A 6872666 is listed for Atlan A300 and A300 XL. The technical information lists a 0–100 Vol.% range and response time under 800 milliseconds. This is not the same reference as Oxycell O2 Sensor TN 6873065, which Dräger lists for Babylog TN500. Confirm the A or TN designation, equipment model and complete item number rather than ordering by the shared Oxycell name.

The Dräger OxyTrace A 6871028 is listed for Zeus Infinity Empowered. Dräger lists a 0–100 Vol.% range, five-second T10–90 response time and 20 mm diameter by 33.6 mm dimensions for OxyTrace A / VE. The shared technical family does not mean OxyTrace A and OxyTrace VE can be swapped; the ordering table distinguishes the host devices and part numbers.

Which equipment does each sensor fit?

Use the current Dräger ordering information and device documentation to match the host equipment. Dräger lists capsule 6850645 for selected Evita XL, Evita 4 edition, Evita 2 dura and Babylog 8000 plus devices, with the capsule also listed for Fabius family systems. The assigned OxyTrace VE MX01049 is for the Savina family; Oxycell Sensor A 6872666 is for Atlan A300 and Atlan A300 XL; and OxyTrace A 6871028 is for Zeus Infinity Empowered.

These application names are device-family references, not blanket authorization for every generation, hardware revision, software level or configuration. Confirm the exact device model and serial number against the part number shown on the existing sensor and the current manual or parts list. For a fleet or tender, list each equipment model, serial or asset ID, sensor part number, quantity and location as separate lines. A single catalogue row should not be assumed to fit every Dräger device in a facility.

The sensor technology and listed performance data also differ. Dräger's capsule 6850645 uses galvanic-cell measurement and has a published response time of 20 seconds. OxyTrace A and VE have a different response specification, and Oxycell A has a sub-second response listed by the manufacturer. These numbers describe products, not a basis for choosing the fastest part or inferring better clinical performance. Device compatibility and clinical engineering approval come first.

Are the Dräger oxygen sensors interchangeable?

No. These four parts have different ordering numbers and different host applications. A sensor's role in measuring oxygen does not make it a universal Dräger replacement. Do not substitute 6850645, MX01049, 6872666 and 6871028 for one another. Also avoid confusion with nearby references outside these four assignments, including OxyTrace INCU MX01050 and Oxycell O2 Sensor TN 6873065. Dräger's Savina instructions specifically warn that OxyTrace VE and OxyTrace INCU can be externally identical but have different measurement processes.

Before purchasing, compare the sensor label, product name and exact part code with the installed device documentation. If the label is missing, unreadable or inconsistent with the device record, request review from an authorized biomedical or service professional. Do not infer compatibility from a plug, outer dimensions or a similar-looking capsule. Ask Franance to confirm the current manufacturer listing for the exact model and serial number.

If the facility plans to use a substitute or third-party sensor, the responsible clinical engineering team must confirm that the device manufacturer permits it and that the device-specific instructions and service policy are satisfied. This category's listed products are Dräger parts; it does not promise that a substitute or cross-brand sensor is available or compatible.

What should I check before replacing a sensor?

Record why the replacement is being requested and have the responsible technical team confirm the part. This guide does not provide steps to remove, install or calibrate a sensor. Follow the exact equipment instructions for use and service documentation, and ensure the ventilator or anesthesia workstation is managed under the facility's clinical engineering and patient-care procedures. Where a device's sensor must be calibrated or checked after replacement, that process must be completed according to the specific manufacturer instructions before the equipment is released for clinical use.

Dräger's Savina manual calls for OxyTrace VE MX01049 and describes its device-specific maintenance and calibration requirements. Do not reproduce a procedure for another family based on that manual. The capsule, OxyTrace and Oxycell product families have different physical characteristics and response times, and the intended devices use specific references. Ask the facility biomedical team to confirm maintenance timing, sensor-life or expiration policy, post-replacement checks, alarm verification and documentation for the actual model.

If a sensor is being replaced because readings are unexpected, alarms are present or calibration is unsuccessful, keep the issue within the approved clinical and service escalation process. A replacement part alone does not diagnose the cause or prove that a device is safe for patient use. The service record should identify the removed sensor, replacement item and lot or expiry information as required, the work performed, checks completed and return-to-service approval.

What storage and transport details matter in Nigeria?

Ask for the current manufacturer's storage temperature, expiry date or usable-life information and packaging requirements for the exact item offered. The Dräger technical data sheet lists different storage ranges across sensor families; do not apply the 6850645 conditions to OxyTrace or Oxycell items. Ask Franance to confirm the lot or expiry date, remaining shelf life on delivery, temperature range during storage and transport, and any restrictions on heat exposure or storage after opening.

Dräger's oxygen sensor capsule product information links to safety data and transport-classification documentation. Ask whether any classification, handling or shipping paperwork applies to the specific sensor and shipping configuration, and request current documentation for the item actually quoted. Do not infer transport status from the product family or rely on an old safety sheet. The seller and carrier should confirm packaging, export, import and delivery requirements for Nigeria before shipment.

Provide the delivery state, city, facility address, receiving contact and a realistic receiving window. For hospitals in locations with limited receiving capacity, state any access constraints, internal delivery point, required packing list, invoice details and documentation needs. Ask whether shipping is temperature-controlled or whether any specific transit controls are required by the manufacturer. Do not accept a shipment if packaging, documentation or visible condition is inconsistent with the agreed offer; contact the supplier and follow facility receiving procedures.

What should a ventilator oxygen sensor quotation include?

Give Franance the exact sensor model and ordering number, device family, full equipment model and serial number, existing sensor part code, requested quantity and destination in Nigeria. If ordering for several devices, submit a device-by-device schedule rather than a total count alone. Note any requirement for a named lot, minimum remaining shelf life, expiry visibility, storage condition, manufacturer's packaging, safety documentation or traceability records.

Ask the quotation to identify the exact part number and compatibility evidence, supplied condition, quantity and unit packaging, price and currency, quote validity, availability, estimated lead time, warranty or return terms, freight, handling and any applicable transport paperwork. Request written confirmation of the remaining shelf life and storage range for the batch being offered. If the quotation includes sensor replacement, calibration, verification or biomedical engineering support, ask it to specify who performs the work, what the scope includes and what documentation will be provided. Do not assume calibration or functional testing is included with a sensor-only line.

For procurement teams, include the purchase order reference, end-user facility, state and city, receiving contact, delivery point and any tender or traceability requirements. Ask Franance to flag substitutions and obtain approval before changing the model or reference. A quotation for one Dräger item should not be silently replaced with another sensor that has a similar name, measurement range or physical appearance.

How do I request an oxygen sensor quote order?

Open the ventilator oxygen sensor category and use the brand-filtered listing for the exact reference: 6850645 capsule, MX01049 OxyTrace VE, 6872666 Oxycell A or 6871028 OxyTrace A. Contact Franance through the quote enquiry page with the equipment and delivery details.

Franance will follow up by phone or email. Review the written quotation with the responsible clinical engineering team and confirm the exact part, device compatibility, lot and expiry, transport documents, delivery, warranty and service scope. The site does not sell these parts through online checkout. Proceed only after the item and procurement terms are confirmed for your facility and Nigerian destination.