Sparrow Ventilator
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Ventway Sparrow Portable Emergency Ventilator
The Ventway Sparrow is a compact, turbine-driven portable ventilator designed to expand respiratory support capabilities across EMS, ambulance, air medical, and critical care transport environments. Built for demanding field use, the Sparrow delivers reliable ventilation in a lightweight platform that can be brought directly to the patient.
Each unit includes a battery, 1 filter, 1 AC charger, 1 adult circuit, and a 12-month warranty.
The Sparrow supports both non-invasive and invasive ventilation, giving providers the flexibility to manage a wide range of respiratory needs in the field. It offers CPAP and BiLevel non-invasive ventilation, along with invasive mechanical ventilation using volume control and pressure control modes.
Designed for adult and pediatric patients greater than 5 kg, the Ventway Sparrow is well suited for EMS agencies, hospitals, transport teams, and emergency response providers that need dependable ventilation in a compact and portable design.
Key Features
- Includes battery, 1 filter, 1 AC charger, 1 adult circuit, and 12-month warranty
- Turbine-driven portable ventilator for EMS and transport use
- Supports CPAP and BiLevel non-invasive ventilation
- Supports invasive mechanical ventilation
- Volume control and pressure control ventilation modes
- Adult and pediatric support for patients greater than 5 kg
- Oxygen delivery through blender or oxygen reservoir
- Rechargeable battery with up to 4 hours of operation
- AC or inverter power capability
- Low-cost disposable circuits
- Agency-replaceable filters
- 3-year maintenance interval
- U.S.-based service support
- Compact ventilator platform weighing approximately 1.3 kg
Built for EMS and Transport Respiratory Care
With its small footprint, rechargeable battery, and broad ventilation capabilities, the Ventway Sparrow helps emergency care teams provide respiratory support wherever the patient is located. Its portable design makes it ideal for ambulance transport, emergency scenes, interfacility transfers, and air medical applications.