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Good morning!
Our trust currently uses PB840s and PB980s, however looking at replacing these soon.
What do you guys and gals use?
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We are migrating from PB840 to ServoU and are very happy with the move.
The only drawback from a user point of view is that, where with the 840 you can do the SST and then turn off and store, the ServoU does not "save" the pre-use test when powered down so it has to be done just prior to use or the vent left in standby mode.
From a biomed point of view, we have been almost entirely trouble free for 2 years, and the PM time is about 25% of time spent doing an 840. We find the dust filter needs to be cleaned about 4 monthly but that, of course, depends on usage.
Dave
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I put the servo ventilators in a new ICU and had them pendant mounted to save space, also ordered a couple of free standing as back-ups.
If you think hiring professionals is expensive, try hiring amateurs!
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We've after a very long pursuit have moved on to PB840s.
Umesh
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Our 840s are extremely reliable and don't break down.
We have a couple of the 980s and they are problematic.
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Hi Dave, if you please post the PB 840 to me here in Italy I'd be most grateful.................
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Sure, or I could fax them, it would be quicker!!
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As a point of interest Dave, how do you dispose of "good, used" kit ... is there much of a used equipment market in Australia (auctions, and what-have-you)? Or better still, are there routes to charitable donation?
If you don't inspect ... don't expect.
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At the risk of getting "off topic" here, yep, there are a couple of companies who will on-sell equipment so when we have a decent amount we contact them, send them a list and ask for offers.
Last edited by DaveC in Oz; 06/02/20 10:10 PM.
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Geoff.
We sell our equipment to auctions and the money goes back into a rolling replacement program.
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