Portable Patient Warming System for ICU & Surgery

The Portable Patient Warming System is a professional forced-air warming device designed to support controlled physical warming of the human body by regulating the temperature of the warming blanket. It is suitable for hospitals, operation theatres, recovery rooms, ICUs, emergency departments, procedure rooms, surgical departments, and clinical care areas where patient temperature support is required under trained supervision.

This desktop patient warming system is designed to deliver warm air through a flexible air duct into a compatible warming blanket. It supports 13 temperature levels, 3 air volume settings, real-time temperature display, safety self-check, visual and auditory alarms, double-layer air filtration, and a maintenance timer. These features help clinical teams manage warming workflow more efficiently during patient care.

The system displays set temperature, set air volume, current temperature, room temperature, working time, and working status on one screen. Its current temperature display accuracy of 0.1°C supports close monitoring during operation. The device should be used by trained healthcare professionals according to clinical protocol, patient condition, compatible warming blanket instructions, and user manual guidance.

Key Features

• Portable Desktop Design: Compact desktop structure supports convenient placement in OT, ICU, recovery, and clinical care areas.
• 13 Temperature Levels: Supports room temperature and 32°C to 43°C temperature selection in 1°C steps.
• Three Air Volume Levels: High, middle, and low air volume settings help match different patient warming requirements.
• Clear Display Interface: Shows set temperature, current temperature, room temperature, set air volume, working time, and working status.
• Safety Alarm System: Includes high temperature, low temperature, over-temperature, temperature sensor, blower fault, and heater fault alarms.
• Double-Layer Filtration: Primary filter and high-efficiency filter ≤0.2µm support cleaner airflow during operation.
• Fast Temperature Stabilization: Temperature rises and falls quickly, stabilizing within the selected range within 3 minutes.
• Maintenance Reminder: Timer records running time and provides filter replacement prompt when running time exceeds 1000 hours.

Technical Specifications

Product Benefits

• Supports patient warming workflow in OT, ICU, recovery, and emergency care environments.
• 13 temperature levels help clinical users select warming intensity according to patient need.
• Three air volume settings provide flexibility for different warming requirements.
• Clear display helps staff monitor temperature, air volume, operating time, and status from one screen.
• Safety alarms support faster user awareness during abnormal temperature or device fault conditions.
• Double-layer filtration supports cleaner airflow during forced-air warming operation.
• Compact desktop size and weight under 6 kg support easier movement and placement.
• Maintenance timer helps facilities plan filter replacement after extended use.

Applications

The Portable Patient Warming System is suitable for operation theatres, ICUs, recovery rooms, emergency departments, procedure rooms, surgical departments, nursing care areas, and clinical patient care environments where controlled forced-air warming support is needed.

It can support patient warming before, during, or after selected clinical procedures as per medical direction. Use should always follow patient condition, warming blanket compatibility, facility protocol, and healthcare professional supervision.

How to Use

1. Place the patient warming system on a stable surface near the patient care area.
2. Connect the power cord to a suitable power supply and inspect the air duct, filter status, and display panel before use.
3. Connect the air duct securely to the compatible warming blanket.
4. Select the required temperature level and air volume according to patient condition and clinical protocol.
5. Monitor set temperature, current temperature, room temperature, working time, and working status on the display.
6. Respond immediately to any visual or auditory alarm, including temperature, sensor, blower, or heater fault warning.
7. After use, switch off the device, disconnect the air duct carefully, and allow the system to cool if required.
8. Clean external surfaces and follow filter maintenance prompts according to facility procedure.

Why Choose This Patient Warming System?

The Portable Patient Warming System is suitable for healthcare facilities that need a compact, desktop forced-air warming solution with adjustable temperature, adjustable air volume, clear display, alarm protection, filtration, and fast temperature stabilization. Its safety self-check and fault alarm features support professional patient warming workflow.

For hospitals, OTs, ICUs, and recovery rooms, this system supports controlled warming management and easy monitoring during patient care. Buyers should confirm blanket compatibility, power requirements, filter replacement process, operating environment, and clinical protocol before use.

FAQs

1. What is the Portable Patient Warming System used for?

It is used to support physical warming of the human body by controlling the temperature of a warming blanket. It is suitable for hospitals, operation theatres, ICUs, recovery rooms, emergency areas, and procedure rooms.

2. What temperature settings are available?

The system offers 13 temperature levels, including room temperature and 32°C to 43°C in 1°C steps. Temperature selection should be based on patient condition, clinical requirement, and professional guidance.

3. What air volume levels does it support?

The system supports three air volume levels: high ≥40 CFM, middle ≥35 CFM, and low ≥30 CFM. This allows users to select airflow according to warming requirement and patient comfort.

4. What safety alarms are included?

Safety features include self-check, visual and auditory alarms, high temperature alarm, low temperature alarm, over-temperature alarm, temperature sensor alarm, blower fault alarm, and heater fault alarm.

5. Who should operate this patient warming system?

This system should be operated by trained healthcare professionals, OT staff, ICU teams, recovery room staff, nurses, or authorized users. Operation should follow the user manual, patient condition, and facility safety protocol.