ICU & Critical Care Equipment Solutions
ICEN supplies ICU and critical-care equipment from Mindray - ventilators including the SV70/SV70S, SV300, SV600, SV800, TV50 and TV80, patient monitoring systems including the BeneVision N1, N12, N17 and N19, ePM 10, ePM 12, ePM 12M and ePM 15, uMEC 10, and VS 8 and VS 9) and cardiac care devices including the BeneHeart R300 and R12, D3, D6, D30 and D60, C2 and VS 600) - for hospitals, distributors and healthcare programmes in 150 countries.
Ventilation
Critical care ventilation splits into three practical groups. The SV300, SV600 and SV800 are ICU ventilators; the SV600 and SV800 both support adult, paediatric and neonatal patients with a neonatal tidal volume range starting at 2 mL. The TV50 and TV80 are transport ventilators for intra-hospital and inter-facility movement, and the SV70 / SV70S covers non-invasive ventilation for respiratory care.
Choosing between them is mostly a question of patient mix and where the ventilator has to work, not of catalogue tier. A general ICU that never ventilates neonates does not need the same platform as a unit that does, and a department that moves patients between wards needs transport capability the bedside fleet cannot provide.
Patient monitoring
Monitoring for critical care is modular: BeneVision N1, N12, N17 and N19, the ePM 10, ePM 12, ePM 12M and ePM 15, the uMEC 10, and the VS 8 and VS 9 vital signs monitors.
The BeneVision N1 is deliberately three devices in one - an independent bedside monitor, an N-Series multi-parameter module, and a transport monitor. It weighs approximately 950 g, carries a 5.5-inch HD capacitive touchscreen at 1280x720, runs up to 8 hours on battery with a docking-station dual-power option, and is rated IP44 with 1.2 m six-surface drop endurance. Because the same unit slides into a BeneVision N12 and can drive a 19-inch external display, monitoring can continue uninterrupted from bedside to transport.
The N12 adds a wide-angle HD display showing up to 8 waveforms, brings approximately 90% of common operations within two steps, uses iAlarm technology to reduce nuisance alarms, and retains up to 48 hours of full disclosure. It accepts advanced ECG options including QT/QTc, atrial fibrillation detection and 12-lead interpretation, and connects through BeneVision DMS, eGateway and HL7.
Defibrillation and cardiac care
The cardiac range covers BeneHeart D3, D6, D30 and D60 defibrillator/monitors, the BeneHeart C2 automated external defibrillator, the BeneHeart R300 and R12 electrocardiographs and the VS 600 vital signs monitor.
In practice these are specified together with the monitor fleet, because crash-cart defibrillators and ward monitors share consumables, electrodes and staff training. Treating them as one decision usually costs less than buying them as separate projects.
ICU & critical care model comparison
Specifications as published for each model in this category. Confirm final configuration, documentation and destination-market requirements with our export team before purchase.
| Model | Positioning | Key specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Mindray SV300 Ventilator | ICU ventilator | ICU ventilation for adult and paediatric patients. |
| Mindray SV600 Ventilator | ICU ventilator | Adult, paediatric and neonatal support; neonatal tidal volume from 2 mL. |
| Mindray SV800 Ventilator | ICU ventilator | Adult, paediatric and neonatal support; neonatal tidal volume from 2 mL. |
| Mindray TV50 Transport Ventilator | Transport ventilator | Intra-hospital and inter-facility transport ventilation. |
| Mindray TV80 Transport Ventilator | Transport ventilator | Transport ventilation with turbine-driven operation. |
| Mindray SV70 / SV70S | Non-invasive ventilator | Non-invasive ventilation for respiratory care. |
| Mindray BeneVision N1 | Modular patient monitor | 3-in-1: standalone bedside monitor, N-Series multi-parameter module, or transport monitor. 5.5-inch HD capacitive touchscreen (1280x720), approx. 950 g, up to 8 h battery with docking-station dual power, IP44, 1.2 m six-surface drop endurance. |
| Mindray BeneVision N12 | Modular patient monitor | Wide-angle HD display showing up to 8 waveforms; approx. 90% of common operations within 2 steps; iAlarm nuisance-alarm management; up to 48 h full disclosure; accepts the BeneVision N1 slide-in. |
| Mindray BeneVision N17 / N19 | Modular patient monitor | Higher-acuity modular monitoring platform. |
| Mindray ePM 10 / 12 / 12M / 15 | Bedside patient monitor | Sub-acute and general-ward bedside monitoring range. |
| Mindray uMEC 10 | Bedside patient monitor | Compact bedside monitoring for general wards. |
| Mindray VS 8 / VS 9 | Vital signs monitor | Vital signs monitoring for outpatient and clinic use. |
| Mindray BeneHeart D3 / D6 / D30 / D60 | Defibrillator / monitor | Defibrillation and monitoring for emergency departments and wards. |
| Mindray BeneHeart C2 | Automated external defibrillator (AED) | Public-access and clinical AED deployment. |
| Mindray BeneHeart R300 / R12 | Electrocardiograph | Resting ECG acquisition and reporting. |
| Mindray VS 600 | Vital signs monitor | Vital signs monitoring for wards and clinics. |
How to specify critical care equipment
Patient population
Adult-only, paediatric or neonatal capability drives both the ventilator and the monitor decision, and is the single most common cause of re-specification later.
Ventilation strategy
Invasive, non-invasive or both. Units that run NIV alongside invasive ventilation often need a different mix from purely invasive ICUs.
Monitoring parameters and modularity
Decide which parameters are needed at the bedside versus in transit, and whether the platform must accept additional modules later.
Transport continuity
If patients move between ICU, theatre and imaging, specify monitors that continue monitoring during the move instead of re-cabling at each stage.
Connectivity
Confirm how data reaches the hospital information system - BeneVision DMS, eGateway or HL7 - before committing to a platform.
Consumables, power and training
Consumables, battery autonomy, spare parts and staff training belong in the same comparison as the capital cost.
Documentation, quality and after-sales
Documentation
CE and ISO documentation is available per model. Because product availability, registration and market authorization depend on the destination market, ICEN confirms the documentation set for each model and each destination before quotation rather than assuming a single global package.
Quality system
ICEN Medical Equipment Limited was founded in 2015 and works within an ISO 13485 quality system, supplying clinical, diagnostic and hospital equipment to buyers in 150 countries.
After-sales
A five-person after-sales team coordinates technical questions, warranty handling and spare-part requests after delivery. Warranty terms are quoted per project so that they match the model, the configuration and the destination market.
Working with ICEN on a critical care project
1. Requirement review
Share the departments involved, the patient population, the models you are considering and the destination market. ICEN reviews the requirement before quoting.
2. Product selection and configuration
Compare the candidate models by clinical use, configuration, accessories and workflow so the specification matches the clinical need rather than a catalogue tier.
3. Quotation and documentation
Receive a quotation covering the agreed configuration, together with the documentation set applicable to the destination market.
4. Delivery, installation and follow-up
ICEN coordinates packing, shipping and export communication, then supports installation, training and after-sales questions through the same contact.
Questions buyers often ask
Can ICEN provide a quotation?
Yes. Tell us the product, estimated quantity, target market and requirements.
Can ICEN support export projects?
ICEN provides sourcing, project coordination and export communication for international healthcare buyers.
Do product documents vary by country?
Yes. Product availability, registration and market authorization depend on the destination market.
Need a quotation or product configuration?
Send the model, estimated quantity, destination market and required configuration - our export team will reply with availability, documentation and pricing.
