Portable Ventilator

Procuct description

This transport ventilator is a very important medical device that can provide patients with necessary breathing support in an emergency. During first aid and transport, even in the case of power failure, it can help patients maintain normal respiratory function and prevent dangerous situations caused by insufficient oxygen.

Technical Specification

Ventilator host:

■5 inch TFT high resolution LCD screen;

■Applicable scope: adults, children (not suitable for newborns)

■Driving mode: pneumatic drive electronic control

■Tidal volume: 20 ~ 2000ml

■Frequency: 3 ~ 70bpm

■I:E: 2:1~1:4 (5 classes in total)

■Triggering pressure: -20~0cm H2O or 1~20L/Min

■Alarm silence: ≤120 seconds

■Maximum pressure: 20~61cmH2O

■Pressure lower limit: 0~20cm H2O

■Suction pressure: 5~20cm H2O (optional)

■Oxygen concentration: 48%~100% (optional 21%~100%)

■Ventilation modes: manual, A/C SIGH, SIMV, SPONT, CPAP (optional)

■Power supply: AC 220V±10%, 50Hz±1%

Monitoring parameters:

Tidal volume, minute ventilation, total respiratory rate, peak pressure,

Airway pressure wave, trigger indicator, AC power indicator, DC power indicator, charging indicator

Alarm parameters:

■Airway pressure upper limit

■Lower limit of airway pressure

■Apnea alarm

■Low tidal volume

■Low air source

■Low power consumption

Packaging and Transportation

FAQ

Q1.What are your packaging details?

A1. Wooden box or carton packaging, standard export packaging

All products are carefully inspected by QC before leaving the factory.

Q2.What is your delivery time?

A2.Usually we will do an inventory of goods. If we have goods in stock, the delivery time is 5-10 days after receiving the deposit; if we do not have stock, we will arrange production immediately, and the delivery time is 10-15 days, depending on the order. Depends on quantity

Q3.Which type of patient requires ventilator in an emergency?

A3.You may need a ventilator in an emergency if a condition makes it difficult to breathe on your own (called respiratory failure). You may also need a ventilator during surgery.