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Report date: 04.04.2026
Report code: 1775294070
Löwenstein VENTIlogic LS Mechanical Ventilator Front Panel Analysis Report
Device Identification and Brand Model Information
The product shown in the images is the front panel and control unit of a respiratory support device (mechanical ventilator). The brand LÖWENSTEIN medical is clearly visible at the bottom of the screen frame on the front of the device, and the model name VENTIlogic LS is visible at the top. In the second image, which shows the interior of the device, the WEINMANN brand has been identified on the electronic circuit board (PCB).
Applications
As understood from the IPAP, PEEP, Vt (Tidal Volume), O2, and lung symbols on the control buttons of the front panel, this device is a mechanical ventilator used to provide respiratory support to patients. It is designed for use with appropriate tubing and mask systems in conditions such as respiratory failure or sleep apnea.
Quantity Information
The images show 1 device front panel casing and 1 main electronic circuit board group (with connected sub-boards) mounted on this casing.
General Condition and Physical State
The product is not in the form of a complete device; it consists only of the front casing and the screen/keypad circuits integrated into this casing. The device’s rear casing, motor (turbine), power supply, and other internal components are not present in the images. The device is in used condition. There are minor dirt and stains on the white outer plastic casing. In the image showing the interior of the casing, noticeable dust accumulations were observed, especially in the bottom corners and along the edges. No visible cracks or fractures were detected on the plastic casing or at the connection points.
Screen and Control Panel Analysis
A large digital screen is located on the front of the device. The screen is off, and no physical cracks or deep scratches are visible on it. Membrane-type control buttons are located on the left and right sides of the screen.
Buttons and indicators on the left side:
- Power (On/Off) button
- Menu/profile button with numbers 1/2/3
- Button with a lung symbol
- Two small LED indicators (one green, the other orange/red)
Buttons on the right side:
- Alarm mute button
- IPAP button
- PEEP button
- F (Frequency) button
- I:E (Inspiration/Expiration ratio) button
- Vt (Tidal Volume) button
- O2 (Oxygen) button
- Menu/Confirm button
A black, rotatable adjustment knob is located in the bottom right corner. In the bottom left part, there is an air outlet port where the patient hose will be connected.
Electronic Components and Internal Structure
The second image shows the interior of the device and its electronic components. Green printed circuit boards (PCBs) are fixed with screws to the inner surface of the white plastic casing. Data transmission between the main board and the side keypads and screen is provided via orange and gray flat ribbon cables. No burns, melting, broken traces, or physically damaged electronic components (resistors, chips, capacitors, etc.)
