Mindray Takes Aim at the Philips Void with New Ventilator

Mindray has launched its new SV70 non-invasive ventilator, the newest addition to the company’s SV-Series line.

The launch comes as respiratory departments navigate the withdrawal of the Philips V60, which has driven fleet replacements in hospitals that still require clinical familiarity, workflow continuity, and patient safety. The company said the SV70 addresses these needs with clinical decision support, an intuitive interface, and integrated high-flow oxygen therapy designed for rapid adoption.

Built on a turbine-driven, single-limb platform, the SV70 supports non-invasive ventilation and high-flow oxygen therapy through a streamlined workflow. Its interface aligns with the SV900/SV700 platforms, offering a consistent user experience across the SV-Series and reducing staff training needs, Mindray said.

The SV70 is compatible with existing Philips V60 accessories, simplifying adoption without requiring a major equipment overhaul. It also provides responsive patient support across therapies and connects with Mindray’s BeneVision N-Series Patient Monitors for remote ventilator data access.

Wireless connectivity carries patient data from bedside to transport, supporting continuity of care throughout the patient journey.

“The SV70 was built with a clear purpose: to give respiratory departments a platform they can standardize on for the long term,” said Wayne Quinn, president of Mindray North America. “For healthcare providers planning their next non-invasive ventilator investment, it offers a clear path forward through advanced clinical capability, intuitive operation, and the flexibility to adapt as patient needs evolve. This is not a stopgap solution; It is a commitment to empowering clinicians to deliver exceptional care, every time.”