Boaray 5000D

Designated model from WHO for anti-epidemic supplies

The classic of critical care ventilator

Boaray 5000D is developed with features that can meet all your needs. It not only provides advanced ventilation modes and functionality for patients ranging from infant to adult, but also features a modern, easy-to-use interface to enhance the efficiency of your clinical workflow.

270° Rotatable

15" HD Touch Screen

Shortcut hard keys

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Multiple Display Formats

Multiple display formats are available to meet different needs. Up to 4 waveforms and 2 loops can be shown simultaneously. Views of Trend and Big Front are aiso available for choice.

Easy Maintenance

The expiration valve can be easily detached by bare hands and it is auto-clavable for the prevention of cross contamination. Call of oxygen sensor can be replaced through the side door without disabling the ventilator

Intelligent Suction Protocol

Press the shortcut hard key to start Suction function. The supply of 100% O2 will stop and the suction function starts automatically if disconnection of patient tubing is detected; supply of 100% O2 resumes after re-connection.

Innovative technologies

pursuing the greatest patient comfort

Base Flow Control Technology

A 5L/min base flow remains in the respiratory circuit in order to detect patient’s inspiratory efforts at the every first moment improving inspiration trigger.

Flow Support

With Flow Support switched on, if the patient encounters “flow hunger” during inspiration stage, extra flow compensation will be supplied promptly for the improvement of patient-ventilator synchronization.

Smart Apnea

Support

Under supportive ventilation modes, if no breath is triggered after the set Apnea Time, Apnea Alarm will be activated and backup ventilation will start.

High Flow

Oxygen Therapy

HFNC, providing patients with high-flow O2 (up to 100L/min) through nasal cannula, is much more comfortable than traditional NPPV and has become the Preferred choice non-invasive ventilation therapy by many clinicians.