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Report date: 16.10.2025
Newport Breeze E150M Ventilator Analysis Report
General Assessment
The device shown in the visuals is a Newport brand Breeze E150M model ventilator. Ventilators are critical medical devices used to support or control patients’ respiratory functions. It is understood that this product, with its digital displays, control buttons, and general structure, is suitable for use in an intensive care or patient monitoring unit. The overall condition of the device indicates that it has been used.
Device Status and Condition
The following conditions were observed during the detailed inspection of the device:
- Physical Condition: Light scratches and discoloration due to use are observed on the outer casing of the device, especially on the upper part. Generally, no serious impact, breakage, or crack is present. The control buttons and indicators on the front panel are in better cosmetic condition, and all inscriptions are legible.
- Mechanical Condition: All adjustment knobs and switches on the front panel are physically present, and no breakage or missing parts are observed. The pressure gauge glass is intact and transparent.
- Electronic Condition: It is clearly visible in the visual that the device is powered on, and the LED indicators and digital screens on the front panel are actively working.
Screen Analysis and Technical Indicators
The device being operational allowed for the analysis of the data on its screens. This information indicates the device’s real-time operating parameters. The most prominent observation is the “LO PRESS” (Low Pressure) alarm being active with a red light. This situation may indicate that the device is not connected to a patient circuit or that there is a pressure leak.
Other real-time values read on the screen are:
- LO PRESS: 3 cmH₂O
- HI PRESS: 10 cmH₂O
- Vₜ (L): 0.43
- I:E: 1:1.8
- TOTAL RATE: 2
- FᵢO₂: .46
- FLOW (L/min): 14
- INSP TIME (sec): 0.35
- RATE (b/min): 9
- PEAK PRESSURE (cmH₂O): 0
Accessories and Missing Parts
During the visual inspection, no external accessories necessary for the device’s operation, such as a patient breathing circuit, oxygen and air hoses, or power cable, were identified. The report covers only the main unit of the ventilator.
Label and Certification Information
A small label is present on the front panel of the device, alongside brand and model information. However, because the inscriptions on the label could not be clearly read in the visuals, specific information such as serial number, REF code, or year of manufacture could not be obtained.
Potential Risk Assessment
The physical general condition of the device is reasonable for its age and use. No obvious risk that could lead to future malfunction, such as a major break or crushing, was observed. However, the actively lit “LO PRESS” (Low Pressure) alarm on the front panel indicates that the device may require a technical check or calibration. While this alarm alone is not proof of a malfunction, it is an important finding indicating that the device’s full functionality should be verified by a qualified technician.
