High Performance Hospital Ventilator Machine with Venturi Technology and 14 Alarms

It's not a lightweight unit at 73kg gross, which means moving it between ICU bays takes two people unless you're on perfectly flat floors, but those 4 casters with 2 brakes handle it fine in a dedicated room.

What it does well is maintain stable tidal volume delivrey from 20ml up to 2000ml across adult, child, and infant patients, and the Venturi effect technology means you can keep running even when wall air supply drops out—basically, it's forgiving of facility-side fluctuations.

We've had buyers run these for intra-operative support and acute respiratory failure cases, and the 14 alarm systems cover everything from high pressrue to apnea, though it's not suited for transport ventilators since the AC backup battery is more for short power loss than extended mobile use.

The 10.4-inch TFT LCD shows P-T, F-T, and P-V loops simultaneously, which is nice for spotting compliance changes mid-session, and the high-temp resistant breathing circuit actually holds up to repeated autoclaving without degrading—usually get 50 cycles or so before replacement is needed.

OEM service is availble if you want your own branding, but the standard model ships with a 12-month warranty and we include a COA for each unit; lead time is roughly 20-25 days depending on batch size, and the 14 alarm systems aren't just noise—each one has a specific threshold you can adjust via the touch interface.

One detail buyers often miss: the 14 alarms include low PEEP alert that's separate from the disconnection alarm, so you get finer granularity in weaning protocols, and that matters more than the flashy touchscreen for most ICU workflows.