Hospital Ward Ventilator For Adult & Pediatric Patients (≥10kg) With Invasive Support
Hospital Ward Ventilator Advantages:
Versatile Patient Coverage:
"Optimized for adult and pediatric patients (weighing 10kgs), this ventilator provides reliable, standardized care across various general hospital populations."
Comprehensive Ventilation Modes:
"Features essential modes like A/C, SIMV, and IPPV, offering clinicians the necessary flexibility to manage patients requiring full control or those with spontaneous breathing effort."
Reliable Invasive Support:
"Built to deliver precise, effective Invasive Support, the machine handles tidal volumes up to 1500ml and features an adjustable PEEP, ensuring high-quality respiratory management outside of the critical care environment."
Safe and User-Friendly Operation:
"Designed for the general ward, it features a clear LED display and user-friendly controls, backed by a Maximum Safe Pressure of 6.0kPa for enhanced patient protection."
Hospital Ward Ventilator Specifications:
| TECHNIQUES SPECIFICATIONS |
| Physical specifications |
| Display |
LED Display |
| Mode: |
pneumatically powered and electrically controlled system |
| Trolley: |
Fitted with 4 nos anti-static rubber castors; two of which are lockable for braking and easy maneuverability with foot operated brake provisions |
| Technical Specifications: |
| Gas requirement: |
Medical oxygen with a pressure ranging from 280~600kpa |
| safety valve |
<12.5 kPa |
| Respiratory Rate |
6~60 times/ min |
| Oxygen concentration output |
<50% |
| minute volume |
≥18L |
| modes of ventilation |
A/C, IPPV, SIPPV, IMV, SIMV, PEET. MANUAL |
| PEEP: |
0.1 ~ 1.0 kPa |
| Ptr: |
-4 ~ 10 hPa |
| IMV frequency: |
1~12 bpm |
| I/E Ratio: |
1:1.5; 1:2.0; 1:2.5; 1:3.0 |
| Tidal Volume |
0-1500ml |
| Inspiratory Plateau: |
0~1s |
| Maximum Safety Pressure |
≤ 6.0kPa |
| Sigh: |
one deep breath per 80 controlled respirations, the inspiration time is 1.5 times of the setting point |
| Pressure limit range: |
0 ~ 6.0 kPa |
| Airway pressure alarm: Audible and visual and with yellow and red color indicating |
Lower: 0.9 kPa ~ 5.4 kPa; Upper: 0.5 kPa |
| ±0.2 kPa |
| Ventilation Volume alarm: |
≥ 18L/ MIN |
| Power Supply Alarm |
Ac/dc power supply are after failing to send out alarm immediately
Alarm Time: keep >120s |
| The airway pressure continues to be higher than 15 hPa ±1 hPa for 15s±1s, then the machine will raise an audible alarm, the pressure will be displayed in red and the continuous high pressure red alarm wording is displayed on the screen of the anesthetic respirator. |
| Operating conditions |
| Ambient temperature: |
10 ~ 40oC |
| Relative humidity: |
no higher than 80 % |
| Atmospheric pressure: |
860 hPa ~ 1060 hPa |
| Power requirement: |
100-120 Vac, 50/60 Hz; |
| Attention: the AC power supply used for the anesthesia machine must be well grounded. |
| Attention: the anesthesia machine used must be equipped with a carbon dioxide monitor complying with ISO 9918:1993, an oxygen monitor complying with ISO 7767:1997 and an expiratory gas volume monitor complying with 51.101.4.2 of Medical Electrical Equipment Part II: Special Requirements for Safety and Basic Performance of Anesthesia System. |
| Storage |
| Ambient temperature: |
-15oC ~ +50oC |
| Relative humidity: |
no higher than 95 % |
| Atmospheric pressure: |
86 kPa ~ 106 kPa. |
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It should be stored in a room without corrosive gas and well ventilated |
| Package |
| packaging box |
comply with the requirement of GB/T 15464 |
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Between the packaging box and product, soft material with appropriate thickness provided to prevent loosening and mutual friction during transportation |
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Moisture protection and rain protection to ensure that product is protected from natural damage. |
| Safty & Alarm |
| Gas source pressure |
Immediate alarm; “high level alarm” indicator flickers raising an audible alarm. |
| Airway Pressure Alarm |
The airway pressure exceeds 15hpa. The maximum delay is no longer than 17s. The “high level alarm” indicator flickers raising an audible alarm. |
| Tidal Volume Alarm |
Lower than 50ml, The alarm will be raised after one breathing cycle. |
| Ventilation Volume Alarm |
Lower: 0~12L/Min; Up: 18L/ Min |
| Battery Voltage Alarm |
It alrms when the battery voltage is lower than 10.5V. |
| Power On Self Test |
Self test before working, assure it's working normally. |
Hospital Ward Ventilator Prospective service and support
The BT-S500 ventilator is an electrically controlled pneumatic ventilator integrating such functions as time, volume cycling, pressure limit, etc. It is mainly intended for providing ventilation support to a critically ill patient during the life threatening phase and ensuring the going-through of the dangerous period by the patient and smooth treatment of primary diseases for recovery. Also it provides an alternation in case of irreversible lesions in respiratory muscles or irreversible damage to upper airway to maintain the respiratory function of the patient, and also provides ventilation assistance for the patient during the recovery from a disease or operation.
Hospital Ward Ventilator Component Details
Display: LED Display Following Parameters Operating mode and respiratory rate;
Ventilator control frequency set by medical staff;
Tidal volume of each breath in the patient;
Occurrence of spontaneous breath in the patient and spontaneous breathing frequency;
Expiratory phase and inspiratory phase and actual respiratory rate;
Hospital Ward Ventilator Ventilator Construction:
Environmental Protection Material construction, hardly to be broken. -- Trolly: Fitted with 4 nos anti-static rubber castors; two of which are lockable for braking and easy maneuverability with foot operated brake provisions
Hospital Ward Ventilator Usage:
ICU (Intensive Care Unit) ventilators are specialized, high-performance machines used where patients require constant, precise, and often long-term life support for breathing.
Intensive Care Units (ICUs):
Primary Location. Used for patients in critical condition (e.g., severe pneumonia, organ failure, major trauma) who cannot breathe adequately on their own.
Surgical Recovery/Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU):
Used immediately after complex or long surgeries if the patient is still sedated or requires continued mechanical support before being transferred to the ICU.
Emergency Room (ER) / Trauma Bay:
Used for stabilizing critically injured or unstable patients, particularly for emergency intubation and resuscitation, before transferring them to the ICU or Operating Room.
Specialized Units (e.g., CCU/NICU/PICU):
Used in specialized critical care areas like the Coronary Care Unit (CCU), Neonatal ICU (NICU), or Pediatric ICU (PICU), where they are tailored to specific patient needs (e.g., tiny flows for infants).
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