Drager Savina 300 Ventilator
Key specifications
| Feature | Savina 300 |
|---|---|
| Application | ICU mechanical ventilation |
| Patient range | Adults and pediatric patients; Select supports babies from 5 kg |
| Drive system | Built-in turbine |
| Maximum inspiratory flow | Up to 250 L/min |
| Display | 12-inch color touchscreen |
| Volume-controlled ventilation | Yes |
| Pressure-controlled ventilation | Yes |
| Spontaneous breathing | Yes |
| NIV | Available, depending on configuration |
| AutoFlow® | Available depending on model/configuration |
| CO₂ monitoring | Optional/configuration dependent |
| Internal battery | About 45 minutes |
| Internal + external batteries | Up to 5 hours depending on configuration |
Dräger states that the turbine can provide continuous high flow up to 250 L/min and allows the ventilator to operate with greater independence from a central compressed-gas supply.
Main ventilation modes
The exact modes depend on the Savina 300 version and installed options. The Savina 300 Classic, for example, includes:
- VC-CMV / VC-AC
- VC-SIMV
- PC-SIMV+
- PC-AC
- SPN-CPAP
- Optional AutoFlow®
- Optional NIV
- Optional capnography
- Optional loops, trends and logbook
The newer Savina 300 Select supports additional modes/features such as BIPAP/SIMV, APRV, ATC, NIV, CO₂ monitoring, AutoFlow, loops and trends, depending on configuration.
Important features
Turbine-driven operation: The built-in turbine reduces dependence on a central compressed-air supply and can deliver high flow rapidly.
Battery operation: The Savina 300 family can use internal and external batteries, with Dräger specifying up to five hours of independent ventilation for configurations equipped accordingly.
NIV capability: The NIV version provides automatic leak compensation and is specifically designed for non-invasive ventilation.
Touchscreen interface: A 12-inch color touchscreen provides access to ventilation settings, monitoring and graphical information.
Automatic device check: The system includes an automatic check intended to help prepare the ventilator for operation.
Savina 300 vs. Evita V800
Since you previously asked about the Dräger Evita V800, I can also give you a detailed Savina 300 vs. Evita V800 comparison, including:
- ventilation modes
- flow and pressure ranges
- patient categories
- NIV capabilities
- battery/oxygen requirements
- touchscreen/interface
- alarms and monitoring
- accessories
- servicing/maintenance
- typical applications in ICU
- differences between Savina 300 Classic vs Select.


















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