| ICU model | Configuration | Internal L × W × H |
|---|---|---|
| VetFlex ICU Pro | One oxygen chamber | 24.4 × 42.0 × 23.9 inches |
| VetFlex ICU Pro Hybrid | One oxygen chamber plus recovery space | 24.4 × 42.0 × 23.9 inches, oxygen chamber |
| VetFlex ICU Pro Duo | Dual oxygen chambers, independent controls | 24.4 × 42.0 × 23.9 inches per chamber |
| VetFlex ICU Pro Duo XL | Dual larger oxygen chambers, independent controls | 28.0 × 47.9 × 28.3 inches per chamber |
Compare VetFlex ICU Pro, VetFlex ICU Pro Hybrid, VetFlex ICU Pro Duo, VetFlex ICU Pro Duo XL. The Pro is a single oxygen chamber, not the Pro Duo. The Hybrid combines an oxygen chamber with recovery space; it should not be described as two independently controlled oxygen chambers.
The Pro Duo provides dual oxygen chambers, and the XL adds larger internal dimensions. Match actual patient measurements, positioning and access requirements to these dimensions. The published specifications do not provide a patient weight limit, so do not select solely by a guessed kilogram or pound rating.
The published specification sheets list central oxygen, oxygen concentrator and tank compatibility. The compatible VetFlex concentrator supplies 10 LPM; the cage controls and external oxygen source are different parts of the system.
Confirm source capacity against the intended configuration and concurrent patient use with the clinical team. Check 110V/10A power, the 30 minute integrated UPS specification and 3 inches of ventilation clearance on all sides.
Backup capacity does not replace the hospital's outage and patient observation procedures.
Published ICU features include 304 stainless steel construction, a 10 inch touchscreen, real time CO₂ sensors, 60°F to 99°F temperature control, under 40 dB operation and a two year warranty subject to written terms.
For Duo configurations, controls are independent per chamber. Review cleaning access, seals and equipment operating instructions with staff. Ion air treatment does not replace physical cleaning and disinfection. Compare the specification sheet for the exact model rather than transferring every feature or dimension between configurations.
The existing cost guide models 1 unit over 5 years. Its default traditional operating total is $35,000, VetFlex is $3,500, and the estimated difference is $31,500. Annual traditional assumptions are $3,000 soda lime, $800 maintenance, $1,500 consumable related staff labor, $500 energy and $1,200 other consumables.
VetFlex models $200 annual maintenance and the same $500 energy, with $0 soda lime, consumable related labor and other consumables. These are editable operating assumptions, not a purchase quote or guaranteed savings.
Use ICU cost of ownership to change the inputs for your hospital. For equipment pricing, use the existing Request Pricing form below and describe the model, patient mix, room constraints and oxygen source.
Compare warranty coverage, service and maintenance alongside the purchase proposal. A single chamber can be an initial configuration, but confirm the supported expansion or upgrade path with VetFlex rather than assuming every additional chamber is an interchangeable attachment.
High volume clinics often prioritize systems that reduce ongoing maintenance and consumable dependency.
