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Dräger Oxylog 1000 Emergency & Transport Ventilator

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The Refurbished Dräger Oxylog 1000 is a rugged, portable and purely pneumatic emergency transport ventilator designed for demanding field and outdoor environments. Its durable high-strength plastic housing protects the pneumatic control system during transport and emergency use.

Unlike electrically dependent ventilators, the Oxylog 1000 operates using compressed medical gas, with its core ventilation functions controlled pneumatically. This makes it particularly suitable for emergency transport situations where external electrical power may not be readily available.

✅ Key Features

  • Purely pneumatic operation: Core ventilation functions operate without batteries or electronic circuits.
  • Emergency & transport design: Built for field, outdoor and patient-transport applications.
  • Rugged housing: High-impact orange and black plastic casing designed for demanding conditions.
  • Time-cycled ventilation: Provides time-cycled, volume-constant mechanical ventilation.
  • IPPV / CMV mode: Provides controlled mandatory ventilation.
  • Manual controls: Dedicated knobs and dials for respiratory rate, minute volume and pressure limits.
  • Pneumatic alarm system: Provides visual and audible warnings for supply-pressure drops and airway-pressure limits.
  • Wide respiratory-rate range: Adjustable from 4 to 54 breaths/minute.
  • Minute-volume range: Adjustable from 3 to 20 L/min.
  • Lightweight construction: Approximately 3.15 kg.
  • Compressed-gas operation: Can operate using medical-grade oxygen or compressed air.
  • No external electrical power required: The core breathing function does not depend on mains electricity or a battery.

Pneumatic Operating System

The Oxylog 1000 uses a pneumatic control block containing mechanical and gas-driven valves. These components regulate the ventilator's timing and gas delivery.

The pneumatic architecture provides:

  • Gas-driven ventilation control
  • Mechanical valve operation
  • Time-controlled breath delivery
  • Volume-constant ventilation
  • Pneumatically driven alarm functions

This design makes the Oxylog 1000 particularly suited to environments where simplicity, portability and independence from electrical power are important.

Ventilation Mode

IPPV / CMV

The Oxylog 1000 provides Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation (IPPV), also described as Controlled Mandatory Ventilation (CMV).

It is intended for controlled mechanical ventilation using the selected respiratory rate, minute volume and pressure-limit settings.

Controls & Adjustments

The ventilator incorporates manual control knobs and dials for adjustment of key ventilation parameters.

Control Function
Respiratory Rate Adjusts the number of mandatory breaths per minute
Minute Volume Adjusts the target minute ventilation
Pressure Limit Sets the applicable airway-pressure limit
Pneumatic Controls Regulate gas-driven ventilation functions


Integrated Pneumatic Alarm System

The Oxylog 1000 includes a pneumatically driven visual and audible alarm system.

The alarm system provides warnings associated with:

  • Supply-pressure drop
  • Airway-pressure limits

Because the alarm mechanism is pneumatic, the core warning functions do not rely on conventional electronic circuitry.

Drive Gas Requirements

The Oxylog 1000 is designed to operate from a compressed medical-gas supply.

Supported drive gases include:

  • Medical-grade oxygen
  • Compressed air

The supplied operating pressure range is:

2.7–6 bar

Always verify the gas source, connector configuration and pressure requirements of the specific refurbished unit before use.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Manufacturer Dräger
Model Oxylog 1000
Equipment Type Emergency & transport ventilator
Condition Refurbished
Operating Principle Purely pneumatic
Ventilation Type Time-cycled, volume-constant
Ventilation Mode IPPV / CMV
Respiratory Rate 4–54 breaths/min
Minute Volume 3–20 L/min
Weight Approx. 3.15 kg
Drive Gas Medical-grade oxygen or compressed air
Supply Pressure 2.7–6 bar
Power Requirement No external electrical power required for core ventilation
Housing Rugged high-strength plastic
Alarm System Pneumatic visual & audible alarms
Alarm Functions Supply-pressure drop and airway-pressure limits
Controls Manual knobs and dials
Primary Application Emergency & transport ventilation

 

Product Disclaimer

Specifications and included accessories may vary by production batch, market, or manufacturer revision. Please verify the exact configuration with the seller before purchase. This product information is intended for general product guidance and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dräger Oxylog 1000?
The Dräger Oxylog 1000 is a portable, purely pneumatic emergency and transport ventilator designed for use in demanding field and transport environments.
Does the Oxylog 1000 require electricity?
The core ventilation function is purely pneumatic and does not require an external electrical power source or battery.
What gas does the Oxylog 1000 use?
The supplied specifications identify medical-grade oxygen or compressed air as drive gases.
What is the required gas supply pressure?
The stated drive-gas supply pressure is approximately 2.7–6 bar.
What ventilation mode does the Oxylog 1000 provide?
The listed ventilation mode is IPPV / CMV, providing controlled mandatory mechanical ventilation.
What is the respiratory-rate range?
The respiratory rate is adjustable from approximately 4 to 54 breaths per minute.
How much does the Oxylog 1000 weigh?
The ventilator weighs approximately 3.15 kg, making it suitable for portable emergency and transport applications.
Is the Oxylog 1000 suitable for ambulance use?
Yes. Its portable pneumatic design is suited to professional emergency and patient-transport applications, including ambulance environments.
What parameters can be adjusted manually?
The supplied information identifies manual controls for respiratory rate, minute volume and pressure limits.

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