Breas Vivo 3 Ventilator and Power Supply

Breas Vivo 3 Bi-Level Ventilator with Power Supply

The Breas Vivo 3 is a next-generation bi-level ventilator designed to deliver personalised, comfortable respiratory support for non-dependent patients with chronic breathing impairment. This ventilator combines non-invasive and invasive ventilation with High Flow Nasal Therapy (HFNT) in a single compact, lightweight platform. With an internal battery, intuitive user interface, comprehensive monitoring capabilities and a wide range of ventilation modes, the Vivo 3 is a highly flexible choice for home, institutional and portable use including wheelchair and gurney applications. It is suitable for adult and paediatric patients weighing over 10kg.

Key Features

• Multiple ventilation modes - S, ST, T, CPAP and HFNT, with three customisable settings profiles
• High Flow Nasal Therapy (HFNT) - delivers warmed, humidified respiratory gases at 20-60 L/min for patients with NIV intolerance
• Internal battery - up to 3 hours of battery life for hassle-free transport and portability
• Optional Xpac Extended-life Backup Battery - up to 36 hours of extended backup power
• Integrated humidifier - integrable water chamber with heated wire circuit support (levels 1-5)
• Comprehensive monitoring - displays Ppeak, EPAP, leakage, MVe, Vte, total rate, I:E, SpO2, pulse rate and more
• Target Volume - off, or adjustable from 100 to 1500ml for volume-targeted therapy
• Non-proprietary circuit connection - compatible with 15mm, 22mm and custom patient circuits
• O2 bleed-in - supports supplemental oxygen delivery up to 15 L/min
• Whisper-quiet - less than 28 dB(A) at 10 cmH2O constant pressure
• Plug-and-play accessories - compatible with SpO2, nurse call, remote alarm and accessories box modules
• Remote monitoring - supports transition to home setting with PC software and USB connectivity
• 5-year expected service life (or 20,000 hours)

Alarms

High Pressure, Low Pressure, High/Low Breath Rate, High/Low MV, Rebreathing, Apnea, Disconnection, High/Low EPAP, High/Low SpO2, High/Low Pulse Rate, Power Failure, High Pressure Limitation, Blocked Circuit, Circuit Disconnection.

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.