LTV2™ Series Ventilators
Over the years, we have enhanced our LTV™ ventilators with a series of line extensions and improvements. Decades later, the LTV has established a reputation of reliability, versatility, and durability. With our new LTV2™ 2200 and LTV2 2150 models, we continue to innovate by providing more capabilities, higher performance, and greater portability. Plus, our LTV2 ventilators have an easy-to-use interface, making it simple to use for clinicians.
Features & Benefits
- Turbine technology eliminates the need for a high-pressure air source
- Oxygen resource management tool reduces oxygen consumption * 2200 model only
- Enhanced patient comfort and care with flow trigger and internal PEEP compensation
- Optimization trial settings
- Versatility with highly customizable settings to support patient success
- Hot swappable battery
- Low cost of ownership
- Data output capabilities
- NPPV enhancements
- Sigh breath for more natural breathing
- Improved power capabilities
- Institutional use and for intra-hospital transport
- Easy to read displays
- Comprehensive monitoring
- Supports invasive and non-invasive applications
The LTV2 is available in Japan. Please contact your local representative for additional information.
Customer Education Resources
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Manuals and Training
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