Professional Emergency Ambulance Ventilator CWH-2020 for Adult and Child Respiratory Support

The CWH-2020 Professional Emergency Ambulance Ventilator/">Ventilator is a state-of-the-art medical device designed to provide reliable respiratory support in emergency and critical care situations. This advanced ventilator system features a comprehensive range of ventilation modes to accommodate various patient needs, making it suitable for both adult and pediatric applications.

With its 7-inch high-resolution display, medical professionals can easily monitor all critical ventilation parameters in real-time. The ventilator offers precise tidal volume control ranging from 20-2000 mL and adjustable PEEP settings from 0-20 cmH2O, ensuring optimal ventilation support for patients of different sizes and conditions.

The CWH-2020 ventilator supports multiple ventilation modes including VCV (Volume Control Ventilation), SIMV (Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation), A/C (Assist/Control), SIGH, MANUAL, CPAP, with optional PCV (Pressure Control Ventilation) and PSV (Pressure Support Ventilation) modes available. This versatility makes it suitable for various clinical scenarios from emergency transport to ICU applications.

Built with durability in mind, the ventilator features a robust construction combining metal and high-grade plastic components. Its compact design (weighing only 4kg) and built-in lithium battery (providing ≥6 hours of continuous operation) make it particularly suitable for ambulance and emergency transport situations.

The ventilator meets stringent safety standards including GB9706.1-2007 and carries CE and ISO certifications, ensuring compliance with international medical device regulations. It can operate using either pure air or oxygen sources (up to 3L oxygen tank capacity), providing flexibility in different clinical environments.

With its Class III medical device classification and comprehensive safety features, the CWH-2020 ventilator represents a reliable solution for emergency medical services, hospital ICUs, and critical care units requiring dependable respiratory support equipment.