Ambulance Oxygen Delivery System for Two Cylinders

The Ambulance Oxygen Delivery System for Two Cylinders is a medical gas system designed to provide a continuous, safe, and reliable oxygen supply during emergency medical transport. It enables medical personnel to quickly connect oxygen therapy equipment to a regulated oxygen source while maintaining oxygen availability throughout patient transport.

The system combines two oxygen sources with an automatic management mechanism that helps ensure oxygen remains available when the pressure in the active cylinder falls below a predefined level. Designed specifically for Emergency Medical Services (EMS), it provides a practical solution for ambulance operators seeking enhanced reliability and patient safety.

The system manages two oxygen cylinders as primary (In Use) and reserve (Standby) sources. During normal operation, oxygen is supplied from the active cylinder while the second cylinder remains available as a reserve source.

When the pressure in the active cylinder falls below the predefined level, the Automatic Changeover Unit automatically transfers the oxygen supply to the “Standby” cylinder. This process occurs without requiring manual intervention, helping maintain continuous oxygen delivery during patient transport and allowing medical personnel to remain focused on patient care.

Yes. Based on preset flow-rate parameters, the system calculates and displays the estimated remaining treatment time in minutes. This data is displayed directly on the Touch Screen Alarm Panel, providing medical personnel with immediate, easy-to-understand information about oxygen availability.

This feature helps ambulance crews better manage oxygen resources, prepare for cylinder replacement when required, and maintain operational readiness during patient transport.

Yes. The system continuously monitors both oxygen cylinders and can help identify abnormal pressure reductions in the Standby cylinder while it is not supplying oxygen to the system.

If pressure decreases unexpectedly in the reserve cylinder, this may indicate a potential leak or abnormal gas loss. This additional level of supervision helps personnel identify issues before the reserve source is required for patient treatment.

Yes. The system includes a Log History File that records alarms, operational events, and panel activities. This historical information allows authorized personnel to review previous events and better understand how the system has performed over time.

The recorded data can support maintenance planning, operational reviews, and the analysis of system performance trends over time.

The system includes a 10.1″ Touch Screen Alarm Panel that provides a clear graphical and digital overview of the oxygen system status.

Users can view:

• oxygen source status
• cylinder and output pressure information
• treatment-time calculations, and system alarms through a user-friendly interface.

The system also supports

• customizable text and language settings
• advanced communication capabilities, including TCP/IP Modbus integration.

These features provide additional flexibility for integration into different ambulance fleets and operating environments.

Yes. The system can be equipped with optional web-based remote monitoring capabilities that allow authorized users to access system information through a standard web browser.

By providing real-time visibility into oxygen system status, remote monitoring helps organizations identify potential issues earlier, improve maintenance planning, and maintain better oversight of oxygen resources across their ambulance operations. This capability can support improved operational awareness and help ensure that oxygen systems remain ready for use when needed.

Yes. The system can be equipped with optional SMS alert functionality that automatically notifies designated personnel when oxygen pressure reaches a predefined threshold.

Alerts can be sent in real time to ambulance drivers, fleet managers, maintenance personnel, dispatch centers, or other authorized users. In addition to SMS notifications, the system can support email alerts and integrate with broader monitoring solutions, helping organizations maintain awareness of critical oxygen system events and low-pressure conditions and enabling faster response when attention is required.

Yes. The Ambulance Oxygen Delivery System for Two Cylinders is designed for integration into new ambulance projects and can be incorporated into a wide range of ambulance configurations.

Multiple medical gas outlet standards are available, and the system can be configured according to customer specifications. This flexibility helps simplify integration into different ambulance platforms and makes the system suitable for ambulance manufacturers, vehicle integrators, and specialized emergency vehicle builders operating in markets worldwide.

Silbermann’s Ambulance Oxygen Delivery System for Two Cylinders combines automatic oxygen source management, continuous system visibility, and advanced communication capabilities in a solution specifically designed for Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

By helping ensure oxygen availability during patient transport, supporting proactive system monitoring, and providing valuable operational information, the system contributes to improved reliability and operational confidence in daily ambulance operations.

Backed by Silbermann’s extensive experience in medical gas systems, it offers ambulance operators, fleet managers, and vehicle manufacturers a practical, dependable, and forward-looking approach to ambulance oxygen management.