Dräger AIR Flowmeter 16 L/min, Compact Station Carba
A compact-station medical air flowmeter delivering up to 16 litres per minute, used on Carba terminal outlets in intensive care, neonatal and theatre areas.
5 outlet thread. It meters air drawn from the piped medical gas supply and presents the delivered flow on a graduated scale, adjustable up to 16 litres per minute using the control knob on the body of the unit. The compact-station format allows the flowmeter to be plugged directly into a Carba terminal unit without an intermediate hose.
Flowmeters of this pattern are fitted at the bedside and at anaesthesia workstations in Intensive Care, Neonatal Intensive Care and the Operating Room, where a metered medical air feed is needed for humidifiers, blenders, nebulisers and other bedside gas-driven accessories. The stated patient groups are adults, paediatrics and neonates, so the same unit is used across mixed-acuity wards.
5 outlet accepts the matching Dräger nozzles and adaptors selected for the application. This is an accessory, supplied individually under part number MP04564, GTIN 4048675538929, with a stated country of origin of China. Because the inlet probe is specific to the Carba terminal standard, confirm the terminal unit type installed on your wards before ordering so that the correct variant is quoted.
HumaNova supplies this item to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the wider GCC. It is ordered against the Dräger part number quoted above, which should be carried through on the purchase order so that the item received matches the one specified at tender or requisition stage. Pricing is issued on request rather than listed: submit an RFQ stating the quantity required, the department it is destined for, and any connector, thread or configuration detail that applies, and our team will respond with a written quotation covering the line as specified.
Where the requirement forms part of a wider list of Dräger parts, the items can be quoted together on a single response so that the biomedical and purchasing teams review one document rather than several.



