Secondhand Draeger Devita XL Intensive Care Mechanical Ventilator

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Report date: 02.03.2026

Dräger EvitaXL Intensive Care Ventilator Analysis Report

Device Identification

The device in the visuals is an advanced mechanical ventilator unit standing on its integrated trolley. The device is a stationary type of medical equipment designed for intensive care unit use.

Brand and Model

The “Dräger” brand logo is clearly and legibly located on the front upper left corner of the product, and the “EvitaXL” model designation is on the upper right corner. The device’s characteristic design, control panel, and screen structure confirm this identification. Brand and model identification is 100% certain.

• Brand: Dräger
• Model: EvitaXL

Originality

The casing structure, the membrane keypad on the control panel, the design of the rotary knob, and the corporate logo placement are entirely consistent with Dräger’s production standards. The device has been evaluated as an original OEM product.

Areas of Use

It is used to provide invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation support for adult, pediatric, and neonatal (neochat – optional) patient groups. It is suitable for use in post-anesthesia recovery rooms and all levels of intensive care (Resuscitation, Cardiovascular Surgery, Internal Medicine).

Quantity Information

• 1 Unit Dräger EvitaXL Ventilator Main Unit
• 1 Unit Original Dräger Transport Trolley

General Condition

The device is in used (second-hand) condition. It appears to have been stored in a warehouse or workshop environment. There are clear signs of use and shelf/storage dust on the device. It is located in a service or waiting area rather than a sterile environment.

Physical Deformation

• Casing: The device casing and screen frame are generally dirty and dusty. Superficial dirt is present on metal and plastic parts. No major crack or dent compromising the casing integrity has been identified in the visual.
• Color: Slight yellowing and dirt accumulation due to age are observed on the plastic parts (especially the upper and side sections of the screen).
• Stand/Trolley: While no serious rusting is visible on the trolley frame, there are signs of friction on the paint and a layer of dirt on the wheels.

Mechanical Components

The membrane keypad on the control panel is physically in place. The main rotary selection knob on the lower right corner of the screen is present. The blue locking mechanisms at the bottom of the device are in place. The height adjustment column and wheels on the trolley appear physically sound, but their mobility has not been tested.

Electronic Components

The device is in the off state in the visual. There is no visual data regarding the functionality of the electronic components. The screen panel appears intact.

Screen Analysis

The device has a large TFT LCD screen known to have touch capabilities. The screen is currently off (black). No deep scratches or cracks are visible on the screen surface, but the surface is dusty. Any dead pixels or backlight issues could not be analyzed as it is off.

Accessories and Missing Items

The equipment status on the device is as follows:

• Available Accessories: Mobile transport trolley is present. The yellow/orange protective corner bumpers on the front wheel legs of the trolley are in place.
• Missing Accessories: Patient breathing circuit (hoses) is not attached. Humidifier unit is missing. Patient circuit support arm is not present on the trolley. Although the expiration valve and flow sensor group cannot be clearly distinguished from the visual, the front panel connections appear empty. Electrical and gas connection hoses are not visible in the visual.

Battery Status

The device has an internal battery, but it is not externally visible. Since the screen is off, no visual comment can be made regarding the battery’s charge level, health, or presence (whether it is inside).

Label Information

Apart from the brand and model label on the front, the “Ref/SN” label containing the technical serial number or production year is not visible from this perspective (it is usually located on the rear panel). The front panel button function icons are clear and legible.

Dimensions and Compatibility

It is sized appropriately for standard intensive care bedside use. The transport trolley is sized to allow for the device’s mobilization within the hospital.

Current Fault

There is no active “Hata/Error” message in the visual because the device is off. However, no concrete fault indication, such as a mechanical break or fragmentation in the outer casing, has been visually identified.

Potential Fault Risk

The heavy dust accumulation on the device’s exterior surface indicates that dust may also have accumulated on the internal fan and electronic boards; this could increase the risk of overheating. Furthermore, open pneumatic inlets raise the possibility of dust entering the system. Consumables such as the oxygen sensor and battery are likely to have reached the end of their lifespan.