Dräger Silicone Breathing Hose 22/22 mm, 1.1 m, Reusable
A reusable silicone breathing hose 1.1 metres long with 22 mm connectors at both ends, for adult circuits on Dräger anaesthesia and ventilation systems.
1 metre length is a reusable silicone hose with a 22 mm connector at each end. It forms an inspiratory or expiratory limb of the breathing circuit, carrying gas between the machine and the patient wye. Silicone construction allows the hose to be reprocessed and returned to service in line with the reprocessing instructions issued for it, which suits departments that run reusable rather than disposable circuits.
The hose belongs to the Zeus device family and is listed for intensive care and operating room use with adult patients. Documented compatibility spans the Zeus and Zeus IE workstations, Atlan A100, A100 XL, A300 and A300 XL, Primus and Primus IE, Perseus A500, the Fabius family including Fabius Tiro, Fabius GSP, Fabius plus, Fabius plus XL, Fabius MRI and Fabius Tiro-Military, the Savina and Savina 300 range and the Evita ventilators up to V600 and V800.
1 metre length is chosen where the machine sits close to the patient and a shorter run is wanted to limit circuit volume. Where a department runs more than one generation of the same platform, check the documented compatibility for each machine before standardising on this part. In practice the item is held as Intensive Care and Operating Room stock.
Order by Dräger part number 2166038, GTIN 4048675023449, country of origin Germany. HumaNova supplies Dräger breathing hoses and circuit components to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the GCC. State the machine model, the length required and the number of circuits per theatre or bed space on your enquiry.
Pricing is by request for quotation: send an RFQ with the part number and quantity and the HumaNova team will issue a written quotation. Country of origin is recorded as Germany. Where a department is standardising, it helps to send the full list of machines to be covered so each line is quoted against the right variant.


