PA-700B Hospital ICU Ventilator with 10.4 Inch Display and Multiple Ventilation Modes for Emergency Care

We've been getting a lot of inquiries lately from hospital procurement teams and emergency care buyers, and the one thing they always mention is how the 10.4-inch screen makes a real difference in a busy ICU setting—waveforms are easier to read at a glance than on smaller displays, and that is what it does for workflow.

Basically, teh tidal volume goes from 50ml up to 1500ml with the respiratory rate running 1 to 99 bpm, and the I:E ratio is adjustable from 4:1 down to 1:4, which is better than many older units for pediatric cases. PEEP is set 0 to 10 cmH2O, and pressrue limit is 1.0 to 6.0 kPa, so you've got decent range for adult and infant ventilation alike. Most buyers go with the standard gas supply requirement of 280-600kPa medical-grade oxygen, but we've seen some ask about alternative setups (usually 2-4 weeks lead time for custom fittings).

Minute volume hits at least 18L, output oxygen concentration is 45-100%, and the backup power supply lasts about 4 hours or so—enough to cover most power outages or patient transfers. The PA-700B isn't ideal for long-term home care though, it's really built for emergency and critical care environments.

So when you order, what you get is the ventilator itself with a standerd set of patient circuits and a COA from our batch. Bulk pricing typically starts around 48 units or so, and we usually have stock, but confirm lead time because international shipping can add 20 days or more if the port is backed up. A detail most buyers don't think to ask about is the weight and dimensions—660×520×1110mm—so make sure your cart or transport frame fits it before unboxing.