asmaPLAN+ Peak Flow Meter

Functional Diagnostics

asmaPLAN+ Peak Flow Meter

Vitalograph · 43400G

Article No. AK-FD-054

The Peak Flow Meter asmaPLAN+ enables accurate and reliable measurement of Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF) for effective asthma monitoring in both children and adults. It supports objective assessment of airway function and helps patients and healthcare professionals evaluate asthma control over time. The integrated adjustable traffic light system allows individual red, yellow and green zones to be tailored to each patient’s condition, making asthma self-management and clinical documentation clearer and more structured. Measured values support early identification of deterioration and timely therapeutic intervention. With a measuring range of 50 to 800 L/min, the device complies with ISO 23747:2015 medical performance standards, ensuring reliable and standardised results. Its compact, handheld design and ergonomically shaped mouthpiece provide comfortable use in clinical settings, medical practices, and at home. For multi-patient use, such as in training environments or clinical workflows, the device can be used hygienically in combination with a bacterial/viral filter. The surface is easy to clean, and individual zone settings can be adjusted using a pen, supporting practical day-to-da

Equipment standard by AKLION.

Specifications

Brand
Vitalograph
Model
43400G
Product type
Peak Flow Meters
Manufacturer
Vitalograph
Measuring range
50–800 L/min (BTPS)
Accuracy
±10 L/min or ±10% of the measured value (EN ISO 23747:2015)
Repeatability
±10 L/min or ±5% of the measured value (EN ISO 23747:2015)
Maximum flow resistance
0.00377 kPa/L/min at 720 L/min
EN ISO 23747
2015
ATS/ERS
2019
Dimensions
150 mm x 60 mm x 34 mm (including mouthpiece)
Weight
74 g
Material
ABS plastic
Application
For adults and children from 5 years of age
Colour zones
Adjustable traffic light system
Cleaning
Cleaning of external surfaces possible with alcohol (IPA 70%)
Accessories
Optional bacterial/viral filter (EcoBVF) for multi-patient use