Electric Class 3 Portable Ventilator

Electric Class 3 Portable Ventilator: Reliable Respiratory Support for Home and Clinical Use in Pakistan

An electric Class 3 portable ventilator is a portable assistive device for breathing that is designed for individuals who require breathing assistance when they are not in a complete ICU setting. It’s designed for home care patients, small clinics, ambulance transport, and hospital wards where a lightweight backup unit is required instead of a heavy ICU machine.

Key Features and Benefits

• Battery backup for uninterrupted therapy: Many Pakistani cities experience power cuts regularly; a built in battery keeps the electric Class 3 portable ventilator working during such a cut, most importantly at nighttime when people are sleeping. 
• Multiple ventilation modes: Supports assist control, SIMV and pressure support modes, which allows for use of the same unit for different patients in different stages of recovery without a change of equipment.
• Compact and lightweight design: The electric Class 3 portable ventilator is compact and light enough to be easily transferred from room to room and to be taken with an ambulance, helpful for home care providers without hospital strength lifting equipment. 
• Voltage fluctuation protection: Surge protection is built in to stop fluctuations in the electrical voltage and safeguard the internal circuits, as are found in many domestic and semi urban locations, making the electric Class 3 portable ventilator suitable for local conditions. 
• Alarm and monitoring system: Audible and visual alarms on the electric Class 3 portable ventilator warn caregivers of disconnection, low battery or pressure changes, decreasing risk when unattended. 
• Simple interface: Controls are designed so that trained nurses or family members can use the electric Class 3 portable ventilator easily after a brief orientation, and more so than specialist technicians. 

Who Should Buy This Ventilator

This electric Class 3 portable ventilator unit is appropriate for families looking after a patient in the home following discharge from the ICU, particularly if it is not possible to travel to hospital every day. Small clinics and diagnostic centres frequently require respiratory support but do not have a full ICU, and this is another advantage of having one on standby. 

The battery backup is used on the ambulance to help keep electricity flowing in cities where power isn’t always reliable. This will be an ideal addition to a rural clinic’s equipment list for a distributor with frequent mains instability in the region. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has supplied medical equipment to clinics and home care patients in Pakistan and has focused on equipment that will withstand local power conditions. 

All the electric Class 3 portable ventilator units are tested on voltage before dispatch, and the team will provide a warranty period after sales technical support for manufacturing defects. Techs are onsite to assist families with setup and troubleshooting calls, which can be important if it’s their first time using the equipment. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three types of ventilators?

Ventilators are typically classified into four groups; ICU ventilators, transport ventilators, and portable ventilators, with the latter two being designed for patient transport between hospital wards or between hospitals, and portable ventilators for transport in a home or clinic where mobility and ease of use are more important than the advanced ICU functions.

What is the difference between a portable ventilator and an ICU ventilator?

A portable ventilator is a battery operated, small machine designed for use in the home or during transport, whereas an ICU ventilator is a larger machine, mains powered with more sophisticated monitoring for critically ill patients who are under constant hospital care.

How much does a ventilator cost in Pakistan?

The range of price is large, depending on the brand, the different ways of venting, and the battery size, and it is usually in the middle or high price range, depending on the features. For an up to date quote for your needs, check with Capasee directly.

What are the modes of portable ventilator?

There are also common modes such as assist control, synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV), and pressure support modes, which allow the machine to work with the patient’s inspiratory effort.

What are the 4 modes of ventilation?

The 4 most often referred modes include volume control, pressure control, SIMV, and pressure support, all of which differ in the degree of machine control over breath delivery and the degree of patient triggering.

Get in Touch

Call Capasee Electro Medical Engineering today to check the availability, pricing, and technical details of the electric Class 3 portable ventilator, and to receive advice on the most suitable configuration for your patient.