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Report date: 13.11.2026
Report code: 1794576762
Penlon AV 600S Device Analysis Report
Device Identification and Brand Model Information
The analyzed device is a Penlon brand AV 600S model ventilator control unit. The brand and model information are clearly visible on the front and rear panels of the device.
Usage Areas
This device is used in operating rooms and intensive care units to provide respiratory support and control respiratory parameters in conjunction with anesthesia machines.
Authenticity Assessment
Upon examination of the original logos, label placements, and type plates on the front and rear panels, it is understood that the device is authentic.
Quantity Information
The images show 1 main device unit and 2 interconnected battery units positioned on top of the device.
General Condition
The device is in used condition. There are tape residues and adhesive marks on the top housing cover.
Physical Deformation
The metal outer casing of the device has slight color fading, surface stains, and tape marks. No cracks or fractures are visible on the front panel and display windows.
Mechanical Components
The adjustment knobs, rotary control buttons on the front panel, and gas connection ports on the rear panel are physically in place.
Electronic Components
The front panel contains display windows, a pressure gauge with a needle, and electronic control circuits. The rear panel features an electrical socket input.
Accessories
There are two external batteries attached to the top of the device with tape, along with their associated cable connections. The device has an electrical input socket. There is no data regarding the expiration date.
Battery Status
There are two external battery block groups fixed with yellow tape on the top surface of the device. The capacity value of the batteries is not present in the image; they are physically taped and the cable ends are exposed.
Label and Text Inventory
The front panel of the device contains the following inscriptions: Penlon, AV 600S, INTERMED, LITRES / MIN, TIDAL VOLUME, RATE B.P.M., I:E RATIO, AIRWAY PRESSURE LIMIT, ALARM MUTE, ALARMS, POWER ON / RUN, TEST / STANDBY. The side panel contains operating instructions and warning items under the heading SHORT FORM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. The rear panel contains the following inscriptions: 2.6-6.9 BAR, 262-689 kPa, Penlon Limited Abingdon Oxon OX14 3PH, Made in UK, Serial No. AV0996 01, CE 0120, EXHAUST DO NOT BLOCK, PRV 80 cm H2O, DRIVING GAS, WARNING REPLACE FUSES AS MARKED, VOLTAGE 240 VAC, FREQUENCY 50 Hz, POWER 30 VA, FUSE RATING / TYPE 315 mA 250V ANTI-SURGE CLASS 1 TYPE B.
Display Analysis
There are green digital display windows on the front panel, but the screens are off as the device is not powered.
Dimensions and Compatibility
There is no information in the images regarding the physical dimensions of the device or a list of compatible anesthesia systems.
Year of Manufacture
The year of manufacture is not directly stated on the label on the rear panel. The design lines and label format of the device reflect past industrial medical device standards.
Documents
There are no invoices, warranty certificates, or printed user manuals in the images.
Usage Duration
There is no counter data on the device or display panels indicating the total operating hours.
Existing Fault
It is observed that the battery connection cables on the top of the device are taped and exposed. Electronic functionality testing could not be performed as the device is not powered.
Potential Fault Risk
The taping used on the battery connections at the top and the exposed cable ends pose a risk of electrical short circuit.
