Emergency Resuscitators

Servicing Emergency Resuscitators is critical because they’re life-saving devices that may be needed with no warning — and they must work first time, every time. Regular servicing helps confirm the unit is delivering the correct pressures and flow, the demand valve and patient controls operate properly, seals and connectors remain leak-free, and alarms (where fitted) function as intended. It also reduces the risk of hidden issues like worn diaphragms, sticking valves, contaminated components, or damaged hoses that can compromise performance in an emergency. Most importantly, routine servicing supports patient safety, clinical confidence, and compliance by keeping clear service records and ensuring equipment is maintained to the manufacturer’s specification.