International safety notice

As a result of research at overseas manufacturers, all V60 ventilators provide power to the ventilator and alarm. A potential issue has been identified that may affect the main electrical circuit (35V rail). One of the following events may occur: 1) Both visual and audible alarms are activated and the ventilator is deactivated 2) Both visual and audible alarms are not activated and the ventilator stops working (silent shutdown) Replaced with a new power management board that is designed to sound an alarm in all events caused by this issue. Masu. We have completed providing information regarding this matter to the target facilities.

Japan / PMDA Recalls · JPN · May 15, 2024

Key facts

Title As a result of research at overseas manufacturers, all V60 ventilators provide power to the ventilator and alarm. A potential issue has been identified that may affect the main electrical circuit (35V rail). One of the following events may occur: 1) Both visual and audible alarms are activated and the ventilator is deactivated 2) Both visual and audible alarms are not activated and the ventilator stops working (silent shutdown) Replaced with a new power management board that is designed to sound an alarm in all events caused by this issue. Masu. We have completed providing information regarding this matter to the target facilities.
Regulator Japan / PMDA Recalls
Country JPN
Brand General name: Artificial respirator for adults Sales name: V60 ventilator
Manufacturer Philips Japan Co., Ltd.
Models 100190191, 100190097, 100388643, 100261118, 100054813, 100060222, 100291387, 100306501, 100333562, 100354444, 100019967, 100254567 and 6494 more
Date May 15, 2024
Regulator page info.pmda.go.jp

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