Transport ventilator for ambulances, helicopters and more. The HAMILTON-T1 is rugged and portable, with the functionalities of fully a featured ICU ventilator.

Indications for Ventilator Use •For EMTs, EMT-Is, and AEMTs –Resuscitative Efforts! •Only can adjust rate and tidal volume •For ventilators (like the Autovent) that have an inspiratory time setting (for Adult vs. Child), this is also acceptable to adjust.

The LSP AutoVent series integrates field experience and engineering excellence, producing a lightweight, transportable automatic ventilator. Both the AutoVent 2000 and 3000 meet the American Heart Association standards for automatic ventilators.

Deliver oxygenation and high-quality ventilation in the battlefield and during patient transport. Our versatile EMV+ portable ventilator is airworthy and rugged. It features an energy-efficient, integrated, high-flow compressor and oxygen system.

The CAREvent ® MRI and ATV+ are lightweight, portable, and durable automatic transport ventilators designed for pre-hospital, intra-hospital, inter-hospital, and air ambulance settings.

The e500 ventilator is an electronically controlled, pneumatically powered ventilator bringing a range of ventilation solutions for all types of patient requirements for healthcare professionals. The units are self-contained and only require attachment to a regulated oxygen supply and a transport ventilator circuit for immediate use.

Transport ventilators, also known as automatic transport ventilators, can be configured to offer optimal breathing patterns and automatically deliver the oxygen and tidal volume a patient needs.

The e500 ventilator marks the dawn of a revolutionary era in controlled ventilation for resuscitation and patient transport. With advanced electronic control and pneumatic power, these state-of-the-art ventilators provide a versatile range of solutions customized to meet diverse patient needs.

Oct 15, 2024 · Automatic Transport Ventilators (ATVs) are lightweight, battery-powered devices that provide mechanical ventilation during transport and critical care. They support both invasive and non-invasive ventilation, offering various modes like PEEP, PSV, VCV, and PCV.

The use of an Automatic Transport Ventilator (ATV) requires Medical Control, is at the sole discretion of the base hospital medical director, and must be appropriately documented when used.