Critical care ventilators designed by RTs for RTs

3 Modes of Ventilation

The X-VENT has three modes of ventilation: pressure control, volume control, and assist control. In assist control mode, the X-VENT allows the patient to generate their own spontaneous breath within the limits set by the clinician. The X-VENT can also detect if a breath attempt was real or not and continue to operate accordingly.

Operates on Room Air

The X-VENT is not strictly gas operated. On its own, the ventilator pushes HEPA filtered ambient air from the piston to the patient. If the patient requires oxygen, the clinician can connect oxygen from a tank, oxygen concentrator, or wall source when needed, then set the desired oxygen level.

Remote Monitoring Option

The X-VENT includes a remote monitoring feature that minimizes virus exposure to respiratory therapists and other medical specialists. The X-VENT can be remotely observed and controlled by a Microsoft Surface tablet, using our remote monitoring software. The tablet is easily hardwired to the X-VENT using a standard network cable.

Low Life Cycle Cost of Operation

The X-VENT is priced significantly lower than other ventilators, while still providing the mechanical ventilation modes required for COVID patients. The piston technology self-calibrates at start-up minimizing calibration and maintenance costs.

Easy to Use

The X-VENT is controlled by an intuitive touch screen display with simple commands for easy operation.

Storage Option

The X-VENT can be economically stored and maintained under one of our storage plans. Whether the ventilator has been out of use for 5 minutes or 5 years, the piston self-calibrates every time the ventilator is turned on delivering accurate pressure, volume and respiratory rate regardless of storage duration.