A Tower That Bends, Breathes and Saves Your Oxygen Budget—Meet the V5

Tall surgeon, short technician, seated student—everyone gets a glare-free view of the 10.2-inch fold-and-tilt screen on Beijing RHC Medical's V5 vet med anesthesia machine. Tilt it down for eye-level clarity during intubation, flip it up so a standing assistant can still see waveforms across the table. No tiptoes, no crouches, no neck-craning: the hinge travels 100° and locks with one hand, even when gloved, so the clinic floor stays ergonomic and the patient chart stays in sight.

Behind the display is an electric turbine, not a hungry oxygen line. The V5 vet med anesthesia machine pulls room air, blends it with the flow-meter’s 0–4 L min⁻¹ oxygen and generates up to 50 cmH₂O pressure on its own.

Result: one 40 L cylinder that used to last two days now lasts a week, and clinics in remote areas can run off a portable concentrator instead of daily bottle swaps. No drive gas, no bill for “medical-air” plumbing—just plug into 100-240 V and start ventilating while your accountant smiles at the cut in recurring gas costs.

And when we say “ventilate,” we mean all nine modes are baked into the firmware from day one. VS, VCV, PCV, SIMV-V, SIMV-P, PRVC, SPONT/PSV, CPAP/PS and back-up VCV/PCV—no unlock codes, no hidden invoices, no yearly “licence maintenance.”

Competing machines may stop at four modes and hold the rest for ransom; the V5 vet med anesthesia machine from reliable veterinary anesthesia machine suppliers hands you the full palette the moment you power on, so a kitten in VS, a Lab in PRVC and a Frenchie in CPAP can rotate through the same morning list without a single software surcharge or wasted minute.

Add the warmed, integrated circuit that keeps sensors dry and tracheal mucosa happy, and you have a tower that adapts to people, patients and budgets alike—precision that pays for itself in oxygen savings and unlocked versatility.