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ICU Ventilator | Critical Care
It is a versatile ICU ventilator for neonates, pediatrics, and adults. It features turbine technology, an 18.5-inch touchscreen, and supports invasive, non-invasive, and high-flow oxygen therapy clinical applications.
| Tidal volume | 2ml–4000ml |
| Frequency | 1–100 times/minute |
| I:E ratio | 10:1–1:10 |
| Psupp | 0–80cmH2O |
| Pinsp | 5–80cmH2O |
| PEEP | OFF, 1–50cmH2O |
| Oxygen concentration | 21–100vol% |
| Tidal volume | 0–6000mL |
| Frequency | 0–200 times/minute |
| I:E ratio | 150:1–1:150 |
| Oxygen concentration | 18%–100% |
| Leak% | 0%–100% |
| PEEP | 0cmH2O–120cmH2O |
| Minute ventilation | 0–100L/min |
A ventilator is not a product you buy on specs alone. Before this one went into our lineup, we looked hard at two things hospitals rarely ask about upfront: how it behaves on unstable mains power, and how fast a service engineer can reach it if something goes wrong. Indian ICUs do not always run on clean, constant power, so battery backup time and the way the unit handles voltage swings matter as much as the ventilation modes it supports.
On the clinical side, we paid attention to alarm behavior under real conditions, not demo conditions. A ventilator that triggers false alarms during routine suction or patient movement trains staff to ignore warnings, which is dangerous. This one is tuned to flag genuine issues like high pressure or disconnection without nagging the team over normal care activity. It supports the standard adult and pediatric modes ICUs expect, with a straightforward interface that does not require a long training cycle for new staff.
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It supports neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients, with turbine technology and an 18.5-inch touchscreen for invasive, non-invasive, and high-flow oxygen therapy.
Invasive modes include VCV, PCV, SIMV-V, SIMV-P, CPAP/PSV, and PRVC among others; non-invasive modes include CPAP/PSV, PCV, SIMV-P, DualVent, APRV, and PSV-S/T.
Battery backup and voltage-swing handling were checked specifically for Indian ICU conditions, where mains power is not always clean or constant.
No. Alarms are tuned to flag genuine issues like high pressure or disconnection, not routine suction or patient movement.
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