E30

Ventilation solution

Clinician quick start guide

Emergency Use Authorization
The Philips Respironics E30 Ventilator is provided globally for use under local emergency use
authorizations, such as the FDA Emergency Use Authorization for ventilators, Health Canada Interim
Order for use in relation to COVID-19, and waiver of CE marking, which authorize its use for the
duration of the COVID-19 public health emergency, unless terminated or revoked (after which the
products may no longer be used).
Device overview
Device front with humidifier 7

2 1. Therapy On/Off
1
button
2. Ambient light
sensor (not active)
3. Ramp button
4. Door, air
entrainment port
(filters and O2 inlet)
5. Display screen
4 6. Control dial
7. Humidifier 9
5 6

Disconnecting the humidifier

1. Ensure that the E30 is switched off before 2. Pick up the system, placing one hand on the E30
disconnecting the humidifier. and the other on the humidifier. Press the humidifier
release button and gently pull each component apart.

Warning: The DreamStation Heated Humidifier is not for use with intubated patients.
For intubated patients, please use an external humidifier.
Device back

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8. Door, accessory
access (SpO2)
9. Humidifier
connector
10. Air outlet port
11. Power inlet

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 assembly into the slot where the filter was.
e with the Philips Respironics E30 Ventilator by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
A) for use during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Refer to the Philips Respironics E30

embly completely in to ensure a tight fit flush

O2 inlet port set-up
2 Open the door on the right side
tor and
eredof
OFF. the unit.of the therapy device.

O2 Inlet Port
Set-Up Instructions
with the Philips Respironics E30 Ventilator by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
A) for use during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Refer to the Philips Respironics E30

or and
ed OFF.
2 Open the door on the right
of the therapy device.
3
side the blue filter.
Remove

5 Install the O2 assembly into the slot where the filter was.
. Push the assembly completely in to ensure a tight fit flush
to the surface of the unit.

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ventilator O2 confirm
assembly that into
4 Removing
the
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door where
is optional. the
2. IfRemovefilter
this is thewas.
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desired, filter.
pinch the
OFF. OpenPush theonassembly
the door completely
the righthinges
side ofinward inlifttothe
and
the unit ensure
door up.a tight fit flush
to the surface of the unit.
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Install the O assembly into the slot where the filter was.
2
Push the assembly completely in to ensure a tight fit flush
Install the O2 assembly into the slot where the filter was.
to the surface of the unit.
optional.
Push theIf this is desired,
assembly pinch thein to ensure a tight fit flush
completely
the
todoor up.
the surface of the unit.

ptional. If this is desired, pinch the

he door up.

3. Removing the door is optional. If this is desired, pinch 4. Install the O2 assembly into the slot where the filter
the hinges inward and lift the door up and off. 6 Attach
was. Push the assembly completely
the air filter in to ensure a
to the O2 assembly.
tight flush to the surface of the unit.

6 Attach the air filter to the O2 assembly.

7 The setup is complete.

5. Attach the air filter to the O2 assembly. Remove the

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Setting up the device - power
Setting up using an External
Alarm Module (EAM)
Note: screwdriver not included
1. Ensure the E30 ventilator is turned off. To prevent
accidental disconnection, route the power supply
cord through the cord clamp.
Note: screwdriver not included
2. Plug the external alarm module connector into the
power inlet on the E30 ventilator. Clamp the cord
securely to the E30 ventilator enclosure.
3. Plug in the power supply to supply power to the E30
ventilator. Ensure both cables are secured with cord
clamps and verify that the E30 ventilator and External
Alarm Module are operating properly.
Setting up using an Uninterrupted
Power Supply (UPS)
1. Ensure the therapy device is turned off.
Note: screwdriver not included
2. Plug in the AC-DC adaptor into the E30 ventilator.
Clamp the cord securely to the E30 ventilator
enclosure.
At least
2 meters
3. Plug the AC-DC adaptor into the UPS unit
and then in the power supply. Ensure that
the Uninterruptible Power Supply remains a
minimum of 2 meters from the E30 ventilator
and patient.
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Circuit set-up
example for helmet
These circuit set-ups and accessories are examples provided for information purposes only as not all have been
validated for use with the Philips Respironics E30 ventilator. The use of oxygen entrainment in the patient circuit
up to 30 lpm or through the dedicated device inlet up to 60 lpm has been verified through engineering testing.

O2

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O2

1a 1b 11

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3
10

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4
3
75.0

2 5 7

1a. External Alarm Module; or 6. SpO2 module

1b. Uninterrupted Power Supply 7. SpO2 sensor
(see page 5 for more details)
8. Helmet
2. E30 ventilator 9. Exhalation valve
3. Bacteria/viral filter 10. Cap end
4. Tubing 11. Oxygen tubing
5. Oxygen analyzer (optional) 12. Oxygen flow meter
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Circuit set-up example
for non-vented mask
These circuit set-ups and accessories are examples provided for information purposes only as not all have been
validated for use with the Philips Respironics E30 ventilator. The use of oxygen entrainment in the patient circuit
up to 30 lpm or through the dedicated device inlet up to 60 lpm has been verified through engineering testing.

O2

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O2

1a 1b 10

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3 8

4
5

2
7

1a. External Alarm Module; or 6. SpO2 module

1b. Uninterrupted Power Supply 7. SpO2 sensor
(see page 5 for more details)
8. Exhalation valve
2. E30 ventilator 9. Non-vented mask
3. Tubing 10. Oxygen tubing
4. O2 inlet port 11. Oxygen flow meter
5. Bacteria/viral filter
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Circuit set-up example
for invasive use
These circuit set-ups and accessories are examples provided for information purposes only as not all have been
validated for use with the Philips Respironics E30 ventilator. The use of oxygen entrainment in the patient circuit
up to 30 lpm or through the dedicated device inlet up to 60 lpm has been verified through engineering testing.
O2

12 O2
O2

O2

1a 1b

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10

3
5 14
4
5 9
13
2

7
6

1a. External Alarm Module; or 8. Exhalation valve

1b. Uninterrupted Power Supply 9. Closed suction catheter
(see page 5 for more details)
10. ETT holder
2. E30 ventilator 11. Oxygen tubing
3. Tubing 12. Oxygen flow meter
4. O2 inlet port 13. Trach adaptor without closed
5. Bacteria/viral filter suction catheter
6. SpO2 module 14. Optional HME (not shown)
7. SpO2 sensor
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Navigating the menu
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1. Therapy
On/Off button
During therapy, holding this
button for 2 seconds will stop
2
therapy but leave the device in
standby mode. To turn the E30
off, unplug the power adaptor.
Info

2. Display screen
3. Control dial

Therapy Therapy

cmH2O
CPAP
! 10.0
PC

Therapy Mode Mode

1. When powering up the device,
the menu screen will be shown.
Turn the dial clockwise to
navigate to the ‘Therapy’ tile.
Press the control dial to begin
editing the settings.
2. Before editing the settings you
must chose a therapy mode.
Ensure that the mode tile is
highlighted green and then
press the dial.
3. Rotate the control dial to select
the mode you intend to use for
therapy. Press the dial to make
the selection.

Therapy Therapy
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IPAP EPAP BPM cmH2O Leak MinVent
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20.0 10.0 16 19.7 10.0 30 7
Vt RR SpO2
Ti cmH2O
1.2
440 16 95.0%

Mode I PC

4. Once you’ve selected the therapy 5. Once you’ve finished adjusting 6. Press the ‘Therapy on/off button’
mode, rotate the control dial to the therapy settings, press the again to review the ventilation
navigate to the therapy setting ‘Therapy on/off button’ to start data for this therapy session.
you wish to adjust. Press the therapy.
dial to make a selection and
then rotate the dial to adjust the
selected setting.

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Monitoring visual indicators
Leak is less than MinVent
Therapy Situation
When leak is less than minute ventilation the two cells on the data
cmH2O Leak MinVent screen will be highlighted yellow. The leak in the circuit should be
10.0 4 17 equal to or greater than the volume of air exhaled by the patient
Vt RR SpO2 (MinVent) to adequately remove CO2 enriched air.
474 15 ---
Action and resolution
PC
Verify that the exhalation port isn’t blocked. If the indicator still
remains and oxygen is entrained through the patient circuit you
can reduce the O2 flow or increase the leak in the circuit. Once the
balance is adequately restored the yellow highlights will disappear.

Leak is less than 0

Therapy Situation (only applicable when oxygen is entrained directly into
the patient circuit)
cmH2O Leak MinVent When leak is less than 0 the cell will be highlighted orange. As per
10.0 -3 3 the indication above, MinVent will be highlighted yellow because the
Vt RR SpO2 minute ventilation is greater than the leak. Tidal volume will also be
212 14 --- highlighted yellow because the negative leak reduces tidal volume
accuracy. A negative leak indicates extra oxygen in the circuit that is
PC
being wasted and not utilized by the patient.

Action and resolution

Reduce the O2 flow or if unable to reduce the O2 flow then increase
the leak. Once the balance is adequately restored the color highlights
will disappear.

Excessive leak
Therapy Situation
When leak is excessive the leak and tidal volume cells will be
cmH2O Leak MinVent highlighted yellow. The patient’s mask may be too loose or
10.0 93 5 disconnected possibly leading to unfiltered exhaled gases. Tidal
Vt RR SpO2 volume is highlighted yellow because the excessive leak reduces
410 11 --- tidal volume accuracy.
PC
Action and resolution
Take appropriate steps to ensure the patient’s mask is connected and
there is an appropriate seal. Once leak returns to a stable value the
yellow highlights will disappear.

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Part numbers
Humidification Part no. Power Part no.
DreamStation humidifier (USA) DSXH DreamStation, 80 w power supply, RoHS 1118499
DreamStation humidifier (International) INXH E30, external alarm module 1146486
E30, universal power supply, 120 v output 1146498
SpO2 monitoring
E30, universal power supply, 220 v output 1146499
DreamStation link module 1 1120293
(SpO2 device connection) North American power cord, 5 ft 1038928
Nonin SpO2 assembly (oximeter) 2 1121694 European power cord, 5 ft 1039014
Nonin reusable finger sensor (clip) 3 936 UK power cord, 5 ft 1005894
Nonin oximetry finger sensor, adult, flex 953 Australian power cord, 5 ft 1039012
Nonin Flexiwrap, sens tape, adult, 25/pk 954A Brazilian power cord, 5 ft 1074365
Nonin reusable finger sensor (soft), medium 1062050
Circuits (or similar)
Nonin Reusable finger sensor (soft), small 1062051
22 mm performance tubing, 6 ft 1032907
Device filters CKT filter DEP W/FEP filter 10 pack Intl. 1065830
(22 mm, circuit with filtered DEP exhalation
Pollen filter, reusable 1122446
port and 2 bacteria/viral filters)
Ultra-fine filter, disposable 1122447
22 mm passive circuit w/ swivel exhalation 1132340
Ultra-fine filter, disposable, 2/pk 1122518 and bacteria/viral filter, non-heated, smooth
bore tubing, 10/pk
Bacteria/viral filters (or similar)
15 mm standard tube - DreamStation PR15
Bacteria/viral filters, 10/pk 342077
Flexible trach adapter 1073902
Bacteria/viral filters, disposable, 50/pk C06418 with 22 mm connection
Airlife, adult HME C06274

Exhalation ports (or similar)

3
Disposable swivel passive 1139909
exhalation port 10/pk
Disposable filtered exhalation 1065775
port with cap, 10/pk
1
Disposible fixed exhalation port, 10/pk 312149
Whisper Swivel II (Reusable) single 332113

Supplemental O2
O2 enrichment attachment (circuit) 312710
E30 O2 device inlet assembly 1146428

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