Transport Portable Ventilator
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Selecting the right ventilator can directly impact patient outcomes. That’s why our portable ventilator category is designed to help medical professionals make informed, confident, purchasing decisions.
Explore our collection of high-performance transport ventilators and ensure uninterrupted respiratory care wherever your patients need it.
Portable ventilator is a compact and lightweight ventilator device used to deliver controlled ventilation to patients who are unable to breathe adequately on their own. Apart ICU ventilators, transport ventilators are made for easy transport, quick setup, and operation in both hospital and pre-hospital facilities. This is built for mobility without compromising performance, they are ideal for:
At EquipMedy, we offer a huge collection of portable ventilators from the trusted medical brands, make sure safety, accuracy, and reliability for critical patient care.
Transport ventilators similarly provide ICU-grade ventilation performance while remaining easy to carry and operate during patient movement.
Latest transport ventilator comes with the multiple ventilation modes like:
This features help healthcare provider to treat adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients across various clinical conditions.
Most of the portable ventilator models come with long-lasting in-built batteries, ensuring uninterrupted ventilation during:
Integrated monitoring for
With visual and audible alarms, clinicians are instantly alerted to any abnormal condition.
Knowing the difference between an ICU ventilator and a portable ventilator helps hospitals and doctors select the right respiratory support system based on medical use, patient portability, and care environment.
| Feature | ICU Ventilator | Portable Ventilator |
| Clinical Usage | Designed for continuous, long-term ventilation of critically ill patients | Designed for short to medium-term ventilation during transport, emergencies, or limited ICU use |
| Mobility | Fixed, bedside equipment | Lightweight, compact, and highly portable |
| Usage Location | Intensive Care Units (ICUs) | ICU, emergency room, ambulance, operation theatre, patient transport, home care |
| Ventilation Modes | Advanced ventilation modes such as APRV, PRVC, ASV, NAVA, and more | Common modes like VCV, PCV, SIMV, CPAP, PSV (varies by model) |
| Patient Type Support | Adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients | Adult, pediatric, and neonatal (model dependent) |
| Monitoring Capabilities | Advanced monitoring including lung compliance, resistance, and detailed waveforms | Essential monitoring such as tidal volume, airway pressure, respiratory rate, FiO₂ |
| Alarm System | Highly advanced and customizable multi-level alarms | Standard visual and audible safety alarms |
| Oxygen Supply Source | Central hospital oxygen pipeline | Oxygen cylinder, concentrator, or central supply |
| Power Source | AC mains power | Battery-operated with AC/DC power options |
| Battery Backup | Limited or optional | Long battery backup suitable for transport and emergencies |
| Portability & Size | Large and heavy | Compact and easy to carry |
| Setup Time | Requires trained ICU staff and calibration | Quick setup for emergency use |
| Cost Range | High capital investment | Comparatively cost-effective |
| Maintenance Needs | High; requires regular calibration and servicing | Low to moderate maintenance |
| Best Suited For | Long-term critical care ventilation in ICUs | Emergency care, patient transfer, ambulance use, and backup ventilation |
ICU Ventilators are best for critical, long-duration ventilation with advanced respiratory management.
Portable Ventilators are ideal for mobility, emergency use, patient transport, and backup ventilation without compromising patient safety.
Many hospitals today use both systems together — ICU ventilators for bedside care and portable ventilators for safe patient movement and emergency preparedness.
When selecting a portable ventilator for hospital or clinical use, consider the following critical factors:
Make sure the ventilator supports the patient category you treat — adult, pediatric, or neonatal. Also all ventilation modes.
Ensure your ventilator machine compatibility with:
Choose ventilators that meet international medical standards such as:
Portable ventilators are widely used across multiple medical departments:
They are especially valuable for patients suffering from:
Portable ventilators price in India widely depends on the various things like; brand, features, battery back-up, ventilation modes, and more. From basic home-use ventilator device, clinical-grade portable ventilators for hospitals and ambulances are more precise and accurate, which reflect the transport ventilator price.
| Category | Minimum Price | Maximum Price | Note |
| Entry-Level Portable Ventilators | ₹ 100,000 | ₹ 250,000 | Basic transport ventilators for short-term use or small clinics |
| Mid-Range Portable Ventilators | ₹ 250,000 | ₹ 500,000 | Most commonly used by hospitals for ambulance transfers & emergency departments |
| Advanced/High-End Portable Ventilators | ₹ 500,000 | ₹ 800,000 Above | High performance with advanced monitoring and longer battery backup |
This final cost of portable ventilator will depend on various clinical and procurement factors:
Ventilation modes supported — More modes (VCV, PCV, SIMV, CPAP) typically increase price.
Battery backup and power options — Longer batteries and dual power systems add cost.
Monitoring & alarms — Advanced patient monitoring systems raise the price.
Brand reputation & service support — Established medical manufacturers often command higher