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The Shangrila 510S: A state-of-the-art Emergency Transport Ventilator

The Shangrila 510S is the newest emergency transport ventilator that combines advanced technology as well as all the latest ventilation features.

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The Shangrila 510S is fully equipped and offers all the necessary functions and a clever design – all for an affordable price. Let’s take a look at what else the state-of-the-art Shangrila 510S has to offer:

- A built in battery that offers 270 minutes of battery life
- Compatibility with a vehicle’s power supply
- Level IPX4 waterproof to protect against rain and snow
- User-friendly design
- A speedy start up that enables operation within 3 seconds
- Anti-shake and fall
- Bedside hook and vehicle mounting board
- The ability to be used in signal interference environments
- Pressure trigger and flow trigger
- Effective parameter monitoring
- Backup ventilation for Apnea
- Exact electronically controlled PEEP (Positive End-Expiratory Pressure)
- Gas supply: central gas or large oxygen cylinder
- Invasive and non-invasive ventilation
- Suitability for adult, paediatric and infant patients
- A graded sound and light alarm
- Parameter control is fast and accurate
- Oxygen concentration 40-100% continuously adjustable
- Range of multiple configuration solutions for different demands
- Easy-to-carry, portable case with accessories

The Shangrila 510S is a high-end emergency transport ventilator that ensures that you are always on the safe side – active assistance in every situation, from pre-hospital care to intensive care transport. 

SA Healthcare is the appointed stockist of the ventilators for South Africa, enabling you to have stock availability and a range of after sales services, but for all pricing please contact the manufacturer directly at grayliu@aeonmed.com
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