Breathing as Casual

iV-Cycle synchronization technology adjusts trigger values based on monitored data to mimic patients' breathing patterns during non-invasive ventilation, reducing discomfort and treatment failure.

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  C-Free Pressure Reduction Technology

  In CPAP mode, it alllows NV70 to identify the optimized switching point to reduce the positive pressure of ventilation when the patient tries to exhale.

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  Ramp Allows Pressure to Increase Gradually

  For patients with poor pressure tolerance, the pressure gradually increases to a set value over time, allowing patients to slowly adapt without discomfort.

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  Rising Time Facilitates Patient Adaptation

  Health providers can adjust the rising time to match the patient's tolerance to the ventilator, enabling a comfortable flow rate during inhalation

Advanced NIV Modes

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  Proportional Pressure Support

  NV70 actively responds to the patient's inspiratory effort and provides proportional support, allowing the patient to decide when to start and end gas delivery.
  Suitable for weaning-stage breathing exercises.

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  Volume Guaranteed Pressure Support

  Dual-adjustment mode simultaneously controls inspiratory pressure and tidal volume, reducing the risk of lung shear injury and barotrauma caused by a single limit.

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  Nasal Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation

  Exclusive for newborns, compatible with Infant Flow™ LP, Medijet®, NV FLOW, and NeoFlow® pressure generators.

Intelligent Interconnection

• Detachable Screen for More Options

  The screen can be installed on the ceiling pendant to save space on the floor between bed intervals. For the infectious department, the screen can be put outside the ward. The medical providers can control the screen outside, and the main unit works beside the patient.

  

• Your Guardian in Transportation

  NV70 is equipped with a trolley, two-cylinder brackets, and built-in lithium batteries with 360 minutes capacity. NV70 meets the needs of intra-hospital transportation.

  

tilators connect with syringe pumps, monitors, and intensive care information systems, forming a critical care solution. Such a network will energize hospital clinical service, research, and management and bring hospitals to a new level.