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With a Stellar ventilator, you can have the peace of mind that you’re receiving quality ventilation that meets your needs, by day and by night. Quiet and discrete, Stellar will fit seamlessly into your lifestyle as you carry on with your daily activities.

Key features


Intelligent ventilation optimised for you

Stellar ventilators are designed to help with your respiratory condition and keep your carbon dioxide levels steady both during your hospital stay and after you go home. The ventilators are also designed for versatility, so your clinician can easily fine-tune the settings as your condition changes. Stellar can be adapted for use with a mask (non-invasive) or a breathing tube (invasive), depending on your needs.

Stellar™ series


Pickup-and-go mobility

With its lightweight yet robust build, you can depend on Stellar to last the distance. An internal battery powers it for two hours, giving you the freedom to go out, and you can add optional extra batteries – each one with eight hours’ capacity – for longer journeys. At home you can simply plug it in.

Easy to use

Intuitive menus make Stellar simple to use. Meanwhile, a watchful set of alarms and monitoring tools will keep your carer and clinician well-informed on your treatment progr

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