Ventilate with Confidence:

• The care of infants and in particular neonates is hugely challenging. Their unique physiological and developmental needs require specialised, precise treatment. Nobody is more aware of this than SLE, having focused solely on the design and manufacture of infant ventilators since the 1980s.
• When you buy one of our ventilators you can be sure it’s optimised for infants - without compromise. You can also be sure it will keep pace with the ever changing needs of babies - whilst being safe, reliable and easy to use.
• The SLE6000’s specialist lung-protective features include SLE’s own High Frequency Oscillation Ventilation (HFOV) using proprietary bidirectional jets, Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV), Volume Targeted Ventilation (VTV) and a choice of non-invasive ventilation modes (NIV) including High Flow Therapy.
• The SLE6000 sees the introduction of the new Lunar™ interface, which incorporates a low-glare screen (in keeping with the increased emphasis on developmental care) whilst setting a new benchmark in usability.

High Frequency Oscillation Ventilation:

• The SLE6000 is the fourth generation oscillator from SLE. With SLE’s unique valveless technology using high-speed bidirectional jets, it ensures a powerful, effective and reliable HFO delivery 
• The SLE6000’s square pressure waveform output delivers the most tidal volume per unit of pressure[1], allowing the clinician to employ the lowest possible pressures whilst maintaining adequate volumes. An added benefit of this is that in term infants the performance of the SLE6000 is not significantly affected by an increase in oscillation frequency
• The HFOV mode on the SLE6000 also features active exhalation that is capable of treating a wide range of patients in a way that provides optimal ventilation and controlled oxygenation. New to the SLE6000 is non-invasive HFOV. 

Volume Targeted Ventilation:

• Volume Targeted Ventilation (VTV) is a lung protective mode of ventilation that can reduce the risk of serious complications such as BPD, pneumothorax, atelectasis and hypocarbia 
• In VTV mode, the SLE6000 monitors and targets the expiratory tidal volume (Vte) and can compensate for an ET tube leak of up to 50%.

Non-Invasive Ventilation:

• The SLE6000 is unique in allowing for the choice of either dual or single-limb non-invasive ventilation, extending the interface options available to medical staff. These can include passive interfaces (such as the SLE Miniflow in dual-limb mode, or the Medijet in single-limb mode) and active (fluidic-flip) interfaces (such as the SLE1000 Generator or Infant Flow) in single-limb mode. NIV can be applied using a nasal mask or nasal prongs. 
• Servo-controlled flow compensates for varying leaks and results in a more consistent pressure requiring fewer staff interventions.
• The option of dual-limb modes for nasal CPAP allow for higher pressures with shorter rise times, which is useful when using the therapy in the acute phase. All modes can be used with the same patient circuit, providing a seamless transition between modes, reducing patient discomfort and lowering the cost of treatment.

High Flow Oxygen Therapy:

• High Flow Therapy delivers breathing gas through a simple, loose-fitting nasal cannula that is more comfortable for the baby. It can provide on-going respiratory support throughout the infant’s recovery process. 
• High-flow oxygen therapy is available as an optional upgrade on the SLE6000, enabling neonatal staff to provide more comprehensive care