Multi-Strecher Oxygen Delivery System

The Silbermann Multi Stretcher Oxygen Delivery System is designed to provide a reliable and continuous oxygen supply for ambulance buses, mass-casualty response vehicles and other multi-patient transport applications. It enables medical teams to safely deliver oxygen therapy to multiple patients from a single integrated oxygen system, supporting efficient patient care during emergency transport.

The system supports multiple patients by distributing oxygen to treatment positions throughout the vehicle from a centralized oxygen distribution system. Up to 20 oxygen outlets can be installed near stretcher locations, allowing medical personnel to provide oxygen therapy wherever it is needed. Automatic source management helps maintain oxygen availability, allowing medical teams to focus on patient care throughout the transport mission.

The system provides continuous oxygen supply through a smooth automatic bank changeover process. Using a pneumatic shuttle valve, it automatically transfers oxygen delivery from the active source to the standby source without pressure fluctuation or manual intervention. This design helps ensure uninterrupted oxygen availability throughout the transport mission while minimizing the need for manual intervention during oxygen source changeover.

Authorized users can remotely access real-time information about the oxygen system through an optional web-based monitoring platform. Depending on the selected configuration, fleet operators can view:

• Oxygen source status
• Pressure information
• System alarms
• Optional GPS location data for connected vehicles.

This real-time visibility helps organizations monitor oxygen resources, improve operational readiness, and respond more efficiently to changing operational conditions.

The system includes leak detection capabilities for oxygen manifolds operating in standby mode, helping identify abnormal pressure loss that may indicate a leak or another issue requiring attention. It also records alarms, operational events, and maintenance activities, supporting effective maintenance management and preventive maintenance planning. Together, these features help preserve oxygen reserves, improve overall system reliability, and support long-term operational readiness.

Yes. The system can be customized to meet different vehicle layouts, operational requirements, local regulations, and medical gas outlet standards. It supports a wide range of outlet standards, including Sil-Ohio, ENV 737-6, Puritan Bennett, DIN, British Standard, DISS, and AGA. Optional communication and monitoring features, as well as outlet configurations, can also be tailored to meet the specific needs of each project, helping ensure the system is well suited to a wide variety of emergency medical vehicles.