Secondhand Mek MV2000 EVO5 Intensive Care Mechanical Ventilator

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Report date: 10.03.2026

MEKICS MV2000 EVO 5 Intensive Care Ventilator Analysis Report

Device Identification and Area of Use

The product in the images is an intensive care ventilator used in intensive care units to provide respiratory support to patients. The device consists of a main unit integrated onto a wheeled transport stand and a monitor mounted on the upper part.

Brand and Model Information

The MEKICS brand and the designation EVO 5 are located on the front panel and monitor of the device. On the manufacturer’s label located on the rear of the device, the product model is stated as MV2000. Accordingly, the device has been identified as MEKICS MV2000 EVO 5.

General Condition and Physical State

The general condition of the device is very high. No scratches, dents, cracks, or discoloration have been observed on the outer casing, plastic components, or metal surfaces. The device appears new or very lightly used, with a clean appearance.

Mechanical and Electronic Components

The device stands on a stand with four lockable wheels. No physical damage is visible on the wheel mechanisms. The screen glass of the monitor located on the upper part is intact, free of cracks or scratches. The physical keypad and rotary knob located on the right side of the monitor are complete and in good condition. The power switch (I/O) and connection ports located on the rear panel appear physically sound.

Connections and Accessories

The connection points on the front and rear panels of the device have been examined in detail. Consumables such as patient breathing circuits (hoses) or masks connected to the patient are not present in the images.

Front panel connections are as follows

• INSP. To Patient metal air outlet port
• NEB. Nebulizer connection port
• EXP. From Patient labeled exhalation valve with transparent plastic reservoir and water trap block
• Proximal Sensor connection inputs
• SpO2 and EtCO2 module inputs

Rear panel connections are as follows

• O2 (Green labeled, 241-620 kPa, 160 L/min) high-pressure gas inlet and integrated water trap/filter
• AIR (Yellow labeled, 241-620 kPa, 160 L/min) high-pressure gas inlet and integrated water trap/filter
• COM1 and To Monitor communication ports
• AC IN power cable input (cable is plugged in)
• Ext. BATT. external battery connection port

Total number of parts identified in the images: 1 main ventilator unit, 1 monitor, 1 wheeled stand, 1 power cable, 1 exhalation block, and 2 rear gas inlet filters.

Label and Technical Information

The data on the manufacturer’s label located on the rear of the device are listed below. Contact information has not been included in the report as per regulations.

• Product Intensive Care Ventilators
• Model MV2000
• Power Input 100-230 V~, 1.0 A, 50/60 Hz
• Maximum Weight 90 kg (Including safe working load)
• Manufacturing Date 2024-03-22
• Barcode / SN Data (01)08809268914133, (21)MV2000XA1C0045
• Certification CE 2460
• Protection Class IP21

Screen Analysis

In the images, the device’s screen is in the off position. Therefore, analysis of the interface, menu, usage time, or any error/warning messages cannot be performed.

Authenticity Assessment

Considering the logo prints on the device, label quality, CE certification marks, workmanship at casing joints, and the quality of materials used, the product is assessed to be original.

Potential Failure Risk

Upon examination of the images, no wear, breakage, rust, or crushing was detected on the device’s casing, screen, connection points, or cables. The device’s condition is very good, and based on visual data, no significant potential failure risk has been observed.