EPV100
The EPV100 is a simple, lightweight, robust and affordable portable mechanical ventilator designed to provide critical ventilation support during the initial stages of a mass casualty event. This gas powered, electronically controlled vent is extremely easy to use, and is equipped with independent inspiratory time, tidal volume, and BPM controls. It also features a built in digital manometer and a full array of visual and audible safety alarms. The weather resistant EPV100 will run for up to 48 hours on 2 D cell batteries, making it ideal for stockpiling or everyday use. |
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EPV200
Simple, lightweight, robust and affordable, the EPV200 with Assist-Control is a portable mechanical ventilator designed to provide effective ventilation for intubated or non-intubated patients, maximizing medical surge response during the initial stages of a mass casualty event. This gas-powered electronically-controlled vent is extremely easy to use, and is equipped with independent inspiratory time, tidal volume and BPM controls. It also features a built-in digital manometer and a full array of pre-set visual and audible safety alarms. The Assist-Control function triggers at less than -2 cm H2O to accommodate spontaneous breathing. The weather-resistant EPV200 will run for up to 48 hours on two D cell batteries, and is ideal for stockpiling or everyday use. |
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MCV100
The MCV100 is a battery powered weather resistant ventilator specifically designed to meet the unique demands of mass casualty incidents. This ventilator delivers ambient air or oxygen at a tidal volume range of 200 to 1200 ml, and ventilation cycles of between 8 to 20 breaths per minute. It also features an assist control function for spontaneous breathing, a full array of audible and visual safety alarms, and provides an optional capability of air mixing. The MCV100 can be powered by its internal rechargeable battery or by standard 110 volt electricity. |
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MCV200
| The MCV200 is a weather-resistant ventilator specifically designed for the unpredictable circumstances of mass casualty incidents. It can be powered by battery or 110 volt electricity to deliver ambient air or oxygen via its internal dual compressors, but can also switch to completely pneumatic operation when no electricity is available. The MCV200 features independent settings for inspiratory time, tidal volume, and BPM. Like the MCV100, the MCV200 features an assist control function for spontaneous breathing, a full array of audible and visual safety alarms, and provides an optional capability of oxygen mixing. | ||||
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