HP-M04 Ventilator Advanced Model
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- The HP-M04 is an Advanced Model mechanical ventilator for hospital respiratory support.
- The product photo shows a waveform screen, circuit support arm, humidifier and basket on a castored base.
- The alarm list is confirmed on the datasheet; check pressure, volume, apnea, disconnection and power-failure alarms against your specification.
The HP-M04 Ventilator Advanced Model is a mechanical ventilator for hospital respiratory support. The product photo shows a waveform screen, a circuit support arm, a humidifier and a basket on a castored base.
Key Features
- Advanced tier, per the model name.
- Waveform screen, as shown in the photo.
- Circuit support arm, humidifier and basket on the stand.
- Alarm list and adjustable ranges on the datasheet.
Applications
- Intensive and high-dependency care
- Post-operative ventilation
- Emergency departments
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Patient range and modes
- Alarm requirements from your technical specification
- Gas source and humidification
- Battery backup, voltage and destination
- Service training and spare parts
Depending on the modes available, a mechanical ventilator supports patients through an endotracheal tube, a tracheostomy or a mask. Ask for the HP-M04 datasheet alongside the HP-M02 and HP-M07 to compare modes, alarms and screens. Endotracheal tubes, catheter mounts and filters can be added from HOPE Medical.
Specifications
| Model | HP-M04 |
|---|---|
| Model tier | Advanced Model |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and where the HP-M04 will be used (ICU, ward, emergency or transport), and we will confirm which documents are available before you order. The user manual and technical datasheet can be requested with the quote.
Frequently asked questions
+What do mechanical ventilator alarms mean?
High pressure usually signals obstruction, coughing or a kinked tube. Low pressure or low volume suggests a leak or disconnection. Apnea means no breath was detected in the set time, and power or gas supply alarms warn of supply loss. Staff respond according to protocol.
+How do you set ventilator alarms?
Alarm limits are set around the patient's target values, for example a high-pressure limit above the usual peak pressure and minute-volume limits around the expected range, and reviewed whenever settings change. The HP-M04 manual lists the adjustable alarm ranges.
+What is mechanical ventilation?
Mechanical ventilation uses a machine to move air and oxygen into and out of the lungs when a patient cannot breathe adequately, through an endotracheal tube, a tracheostomy or a mask.