HP-M07 Ventilator
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- The HP-M07 is listed without a tier name; the product photo shows a knob-and-digital-display control panel rather than a touchscreen.
- Physical controls may suit wards where staff prefer direct knobs over menus.
- Supported modes and setting ranges are confirmed on the datasheet.
The HP-M07 is a ventilator machine with a knob-and-digital-display control panel, as shown in the product photo, mounted on a castored column stand with a circuit support arm and humidifier.
Key Features
- Control panel with rotary knobs and digital readouts.
- Circuit support arm and humidifier on the column stand.
- Castored base for moving between beds.
- Modes, ranges and alarms listed on the datasheet.
Applications
- General wards and recovery rooms
- Hospitals where staff prefer physical controls
- Facilities adding basic ventilation capacity
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Modes you need, with any non-invasive requirement
- Patient range
- Gas source and humidifier
- Voltage, quantity and destination
Knob-based panels let staff see and change each setting directly, which some teams prefer for training or on wards with rotating staff. Compare the HP-M07 with the HP-M04 and HP-M06 on the datasheets to check modes, setting ranges and alarms. Filters and circuits can be added from HOPE Medical.
Specifications
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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-M07 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 are the common ventilator modes?
Common modes include volume control, pressure control, assist-control, SIMV, pressure support and CPAP, and many units add non-invasive modes. The modes on the HP-M07 are listed on its datasheet.
+How do you choose ventilator settings?
Clinicians choose settings from the patient's size, condition and blood gases, starting from protocol values and adjusting over time. For procurement, check that the ranges on the datasheet cover the patients you treat.
+Is a knob-controlled ventilator less capable than a touchscreen model?
Not necessarily. The type of panel affects usability more than capability. Compare modes, setting ranges, monitoring and alarms on the datasheets rather than the type of panel.