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Report date: 15.11.2025
Dräger Oxylog 2000 Transport Ventilator Analysis Report
Overview and Device Description
The product shown in the images is a portable respiratory device designed for use in emergency and patient transfer processes. The device is mounted within a robust and easy-to-carry bright orange metal frame. It is observed as a complete unit, including an orange and black carrying bag, a blue oxygen cylinder, and a regulator system connected to this cylinder.
Brand and Model Identification
During a detailed visual inspection, the Dräger brand and the Oxylog 2000 model name are clearly visible on the device’s control panel. The brand and model information of the device have been unequivocally confirmed through the images. The product is a time-cycled and volume-controlled transport and emergency ventilator.
Physical Condition and Deformation Assessment
The general condition of the device is good, despite being used. There are some minor wear and tear due to transport and use.
- Metal Frame: Small scratches and paint abrasions have been observed in places on the bright orange protective metal frame. However, there are no dents, bends, or structural damage to the frame.
- Main Body: No significant impact marks, cracks, or breaks are visible on the main casing of the ventilator. The surface is generally clean.
- Carrying Bag: The orange and black fabric bag integrated with the device has no significant tears, loose threads, or stains.
- Oxygen Cylinder: The blue oxygen cylinder’s paint has some scuff marks and scratches, but no deformation that would affect its functionality has been detected.
Mechanical and Electronic Component Analysis
As far as can be observed from the images, the mechanical and electronic components of the device exhibit an unproblematic structure.
- Control Buttons and Dials: All adjustment knobs on the device’s front panel, such as frequency (Freq), tidal volume (VT), Pmax, and PEEP, are in place and in good physical condition.
- Manometer: The glass of the Dräger-branded analog pressure manometer is intact, and its needle is at the zero (0) position. It shows a range of -10 to 80 mbar.
- Screen: The device has a small digital LCD screen. Since the device is not shown in operation in the images, no comment can be made regarding the screen’s functionality, but there are no cracks or physical damage to the screen.
- Connection Ports: On the right side of the device, socket inputs for the patient circuit (IPPV/SIPPV) and an external display (Display) are visible. These ports are physically clean and undamaged.
Accessories and Equipment
In addition to the main ventilator unit, the product in the images includes the following accessories:
- Oxygen Cylinder: A blue oxygen cylinder secured to the device’s carrying frame.
- Pressure Regulator: A regulator with two small pressure gauges and connection hoses, attached to the oxygen cylinder.
- Carrying Bag: An orange and black colored bag attached to the device, which facilitates the transport of equipment.
Other externally connected medical consumables, such as the patient circuit (breathing tubes), are not present in the images.
Labels and Technical Information
Various technical parameter adjustment indicators are located on the device’s front panel. These include respiratory frequency, tidal volume (VT), inspiration/expiration ratio (Ti:TE), maximum pressure (Pmax), and positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP). The resolution of the images does not allow for reading detailed label information such as serial number, REF code, or manufacturing year, which might be found on the back or bottom of the device.
General Assessment and Potential Risk Analysis
This device is a physically well-maintained product, exhibiting no significant damage other than minor cosmetic flaws resulting from regular use. Its mechanical components (buttons, ports) are complete and in place. No potential malfunction risks, such as rust, severe wear, or crushed cables, have been observed on the device. Although the operational status or calibration of the device cannot be determined from the images, its current physical condition leaves a positive impression.
