United States – September 18, 2026 -- Mindray North America has launched the SV70 non-invasive ventilator in the United States, targeting respiratory departments left scrambling after Philips withdrew its V60 device, the previous clinical standard in non-invasive ventilation.
Philips V60 withdrawal forces hospitals into fleet-wide equipment replacements
The exit of the V60 from the market has created operational and financial strain on respiratory departments, pushing hospitals into large-scale replacement cycles while they try to preserve clinical familiarity, workflow continuity and patient safety. Mindray designed the SV70 specifically to absorb that transition without disrupting existing clinical routines.
SV70 combines non-invasive ventilation with integrated high-flow oxygen therapy
Built on a turbine-driven, single-limb platform, the SV70 allows clinicians to move between non-invasive ventilation and high-flow oxygen therapy within a single device, avoiding equipment swaps and preserving care consistency across patient types.
Shared interface with SV900/SV700 platforms cuts staff retraining requirements
Because the SV70 uses the same user interface as Mindray's SV900 and SV700 ventilators, hospitals adopting the new device across their SV-Series fleet gain a consistent clinical experience, reducing the training burden typically associated with introducing new critical care equipment.
Compatibility with existing Philips V60 accessories lowers switching costs for hospitals
The SV70 is compatible with accessories clinicians already use with the Philips V60, allowing departments to adopt the new platform without overhauling existing equipment setups or accessory inventories -- a direct response to the cost pressure created by the V60 withdrawal.
Wireless connectivity links ventilator data to BeneVision N-Series monitors across care settings
The device connects with Mindray's BeneVision N-Series Patient Monitors, giving clinicians remote visibility into ventilator data as part of a broader monitoring workflow. Wireless connectivity keeps patient data attached through transport between care settings, supporting continuity from bedside to transfer.
Three-year warranty backs the device as hospitals commit to long-term standardization
Mindray is backing the SV70 with a three-year warranty, positioning it as a long-term fleet standard rather than a temporary substitute for the discontinued V60. "This is not a stopgap solution; it is a commitment to empowering clinicians to deliver exceptional care, every time," said Wayne Quinn, President of Mindray North America.
SV70 is now commercially available and will be shown at AARC Congress in November
The SV70 is currently available for purchase in the United States. Mindray will showcase the ventilator at the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) Congress in November, giving respiratory therapists and hospital procurement teams a direct look at the platform as replacement decisions accelerate industry-wide.