ISUZU Negative Pressure Ambulance

ISUZU Negative Pressure Ambulance

Built on ISUZU’s proven pickup platform, this Euro V-compliant negative pressure ambulance redefines mobile critical care with uncompromising infection control. Its compact yet robust 5,590 × 2,075 × 2,530 mm footprint and 3,096 mm wheelbase enable agile navigation through dense urban corridors while maintaining a 3,150 kg GVW capacity for life-support equipment. Powered by a 3.0L turbocharged diesel engine (131 HP / 290 N·m torque), the vehicle sustains 100 km/h cruising speeds without compromising the sealed cabin’s atmospheric integrity. The four-wheel-drive chassis with four-wheel disc brakes and ABS+EBD ensures stability on slippery terrain, while the high-mounted brake lights and reversing radar/camera system mitigate collision risks during high-stress deployments. Certified to GB17691-2018 Euro V standards, it operates globally in low-emission zones during pandemics.

CRITICAL FEATURES

A. BIO-CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS

• ISUZU Negative Pressure Ecosystem:
  • -30 Pa active pressure gradient isolating airborne pathogens via HEPA filtration
  • Automated air exchange cycles (≥12 cycles/hour) maintaining O₂ levels during intubation
  • Seamless cabin seals with antimicrobial polyurethane gaskets preventing particulate leakage
• Decontamination Compliance:
  • Non-porous PVC walls/ceilings resistant to chlorine-based disinfectants
  • Drainage channels beneath stretcher mounts for rapid fluid cleanup
  • UV-C germicidal lighting activated post-transport for surface sterilization

B. PATIENT & CREW SAFETY

• Occupant Protection:
  • Reinforced crash cage with EN 1789 rollover certification
  • 4-point harnesses for medical staff + three-point safety belts for seated patients
  • Anti-slip vinyl flooring with conductive properties preventing static buildup near oxygen
• Operational Resilience:
  • Dual 220V/12V electrical systems with priority circuit for ventilators
  • Redundant HVAC zones maintaining cabin temp at 18–26°C during compressor failure
  • RF-shielded compartments protecting pacemakers from EMI interference

C. ERGONOMIC WORKFLOW DESIGN

• Clinical Layout:
  • Dual-facing paramedic seat enabling airway management during CPR
  • Rotating trauma racks with slide-out drug drawers accessible en route
  • LED-lit equipment bays color-coded by ACLS protocol stages
• Control Integration:
  • Central touchscreen monitoring cabin pressure/O₂/CO₂ levels
  • Hands-free intercom linking drivers to isolation compartment
  • Remote diagnostic port transmitting vehicle vitals to dispatch centers

SPECIFICATIONS