Philips Trilogy EV300 Hospital Ventilator | Installation Guide (Updated)

The Trilogy EV300 ventilator delivers enhanced performance in noninvasive (NIV) and invasive (IV) ventilation, so patients can be treated with a single device throughout their hospital stay, regardless of changing conditions. Trilogy EV300 is designed to stay with your patients, saving your staff time and effort as patients move between hospital departments.
Trilogy EV300 is user-friendly but doesn’t compromise on the advanced features of the innovative Trilogy ventilator family technology. Its advanced respiratory monitoring capabilities are designed to help you optimize your patients’ therapy. Trilogy EV300 provides noninvasive (NIV) and invasive (IV) ventilation for a wide range of adult and pediatric patients. Volume and pressure modes, AVAPS-AU, SpO₂ and EtCO₂ monitoring as well as Dynamic Lung Parameters and alarms of every parameter allow for adaptable care. Flexibility of circuits enables Trilogy EV300 to be used in a wide range of patients, from infants 2.5kg to adults.
Trilogy EV300 ventilator is equipped with features to treat chronic and critical patients in any hospital setting. A modular oxygen blender and enhanced hock and vibration technology allows for smooth transport and intra-hospital transitions.
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[@ventilator98]

The Trilogy 100s and 200s are in the list of recalled devices from Respironics. So at first I was not very interested in this ventilator, but when i found out that It has ETCO2 capatilities, I'm still going to try to get a VOCSN, but that looks very unlikely, so if this ventilator is what I have to get, I guess I'll deal with it. I can't believe right now I'm using a ventilator that's been recalled. The Trilogy 100s and 200s are now recalled, and now us patients have to wait until something is done for us. Until then, we're getting doodley squat, and have to deal with these Trilogies.

[@rajivfernandes2326]

When to use the different types of circuits

[@kristentegg7491]

Why does this say Ev300 but it’s showing and saying EVO?