R55 Ventilator Machine For Hospital

R55 Ventilator Machine For Hospital: Reliable Respiratory Support Built for Pakistani Healthcare Facilities

Battery backup with automatic switchover. In the event of a power failure in the middle of the procedure, the R55 ventilator machine automatically switches to battery power and continues with the procedure without any disruption of ventilation cycles, which are essential during the frequent power failures that occur in many cities of Pakistan. 

Key Features & Benefits of the R55 Ventilator

• Battery backup with automatic switchover: Designed to accommodate the local hospital grid’s input voltage fluctuations and eliminate the possibility of long term use causing damage to internal components of the ventilator machine. 
• Wide voltage tolerance range: Clinicians can adjust settings according to body weight and patient condition, providing both adult and paediatric ventilation protocols with the ventilator machine. 
• Adjustable tidal volume and respiratory rate controls: Clinicians can adjust settings according to body weight and patient condition, providing both adult and paediatric ventilation protocols.
• Multiple ventilation modes: Respiratory therapists have the flexibility of working with a patient during different modes of ventilation, from post surgical recovery to acute respiratory distress, using the ventilator machine. 
• Integrated alarm system: Warns staff of disconnection, low pressure, or no power, decreasing the delay time in high workload wards.
• Compact design for space constrained wards: Compact ventilator machine Design can be accommodated in the standard spacing of hospital beds in Pakistani hospital ICUs, where floor space per bed is limited. 
• Low maintenance requirements: Features easy to access components, which minimises downtime and reliance on imported spares.

Who Should Use the R55 Ventilator Machine

The R55 is ideal for government and private hospitals, trauma centres, and ICUs in Pakistan that experience regular load shedding, especially in urban areas where scheduled interruptions are causing problems for equipment that relies upon consistent mains electricity. 

This ventilator machine is a hands on solution for facilities that are upgrading their ageing ventilator fleets, new setups in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, and those that require equipment that can withstand voltage instability within the country as opposed to those made for fixed voltage instability conditions abroad. The R55 ventilator machine will also document and certify to meet requirements stated in the government tender and private hospital networks in Pakistan. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering is responsible for the supply and services of biomedical equipment to hospitals throughout Pakistan and has first hand experience to cater to hospitals facing the power reliability issues of the Pakistani grid. 

We also offer installation assistance, staff training on the R55’s controls, and after sales servicing, meaning that hospitals don’t have to wait for an imported technician for routine maintenance of the ventilator machine. The equipment we provide is backed by direct manufacturer support for warranty and has local spare parts to ensure the ventilator machine remains in use and not in storage. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the normal tidal volume on a ventilator?

In adults, normal protective ventilation levels are 6 to 8 mL per kilogram of ideal body weight, although this varies based on patient condition and the treating physician’s determination.

How do you calculate tidal volume for a ventilator?

The usual calculation is to use the patient’s ideal body weight in kilograms multiplied by a target value of 6 to 8 mL per kg. Ideal body weight is a function of height and sex (not actual body weight) and is always decided by the clinical team.

What is the tidal volume for a 70 kg patient?

The normal range is 6 to 8 mL per kg, so with a 70 kg patient, the tidal volume normally ranges from 420 to 560 mL and is adjusted by the attending clinician based on the respiratory condition.

Is 500 mL a normal tidal volume?

Yes, 500 mL is a typical volume for many adult patients with normal body weight assumptions; however, the correct volume will always depend on the individual patient and clinical judgement.

Is 3000 mL a good lung capacity?

The total lung capacity is dependent on the height, age, and sex of the individual, but 3000 mL is considered to be below the lower limits of normal total lung capacity in adults, which is around 4000 to 6000 mL. This should be evaluated with other measurements of pulmonary function by a skilled clinician.

Get the R55 Ventilator Machine for Your Facility

Contact Capasee Electro Medical Engineering to get a price quote, specifications, or to have a facility inspection for a ventilator machine. Our team can explain to you the installation requirements and after sale support options depending on your hospital’s ventilator machine setup.