Medicaid Spiromax Portable Spirometer – Digital Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) Machine

The Medicaid Spiromax Portable Spirometer is a compact digital pulmonary function test (PFT) machine designed for measuring lung capacity and airflow in clinical settings. It combines a high-resolution color display, built-in thermal printing, a bidirectional digital turbine flow meter, patient record storage, rechargeable battery operation, and USB connectivity for PC data transfer.

Product Overview

The Medicaid Spiromax is designed for pulmonary function testing in clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic environments. Its portable form factor and dual power operation allow the device to be used at the point of care while its integrated thermal printer enables immediate printing of test reports.

The system supports multiple pulmonary function tests, including Forced Vital Capacity (FVC), Slow Vital Capacity (SVC), Maximum Voluntary Ventilation (MVV), respiratory pattern testing, and broncho-challenge tests.

✅ Key Features

• Portable digital spirometer for pulmonary function testing
• High-resolution color TFT display measuring 140 × 80 mm
• Built-in 112 mm thermal array printer for instant reports
• Bi-directional digital turbine flow meter
• Supports FVC, SVC and MVV testing
• Respiratory pattern testing
• Broncho-challenge testing
• Stores up to 200 patient records
• Rechargeable battery and mains power operation
• USB connectivity for PC data transfer
• Compact and lightweight design
• Supplied with adult and pediatric accessories
• Carrying case for portability

High-Resolution Color Display

The Spiromax features a high-resolution color TFT screen measuring 140 × 80 mm. The display provides the interface for operating the spirometer and viewing pulmonary function test information.

Built-In Thermal Printer

A built-in 112 mm thermal array printer allows test reports to be printed directly from the device.

This can be useful in clinical environments where a physical report is required immediately after testing without transferring the data to a separate computer first.

Digital Turbine Flow Meter

The Medicaid Spiromax uses a bi-directional digital turbine flow meter for measuring respiratory airflow and volume.

The specified measurement accuracy is:

• Flow accuracy: ±2%
• Volume accuracy: ±2%

The supplied specifications indicate a flow range of 0.03 to 20 L/s and a volume range of 0–12 liters BTPS.

Pulmonary Function Tests

The Spiromax supports several pulmonary function testing applications.

Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)

FVC testing assesses forced respiratory performance and is one of the principal spirometry test types supported by the device.

Slow Vital Capacity (SVC)

SVC testing measures vital capacity during a slower, controlled respiratory maneuver.

Maximum Voluntary Ventilation (MVV)

MVV testing evaluates the maximum volume of air that can be moved during rapid and sustained breathing over a specified testing period.

Respiratory Pattern Testing

The system also supports respiratory pattern assessment.

Broncho-Challenge Testing

The Spiromax supports broncho-challenge tests, which can be used as part of pulmonary function assessment according to the applicable clinical protocol.

Patient Record Storage

The device can store up to 200 patient records, allowing test results to be retained on the unit for subsequent access.

Power & Portability

The Medicaid Spiromax supports dual power operation:

• Rechargeable battery
• Mains power supply

With dimensions of only 165 × 150 × 40 mm and a weight of approximately 750 grams, the device is designed for portable use in clinical environments.

USB Connectivity

A USB port is provided for transferring data to a PC.

This allows stored pulmonary function information to be transferred for computer-based data handling where supported by the device/software configuration.

Technical Specifications