Bair Paws Patient Warming Units Lot | Model Series 87500, 89500, and 8500 | Multi-Unit Hospital Fleet Spares Package | Convective Forced-Air Thermal Management Consoles | For Parts / Component Reclamation Only

This professional-grade equipment lot consists of five Bair Paws forced-air patient warming units (encompassing legacy models 8500, 87500, and 89500) originally engineered to prevent perioperative hypothermia by delivering localized, temperature-controlled air to specialized warming gowns. Offered strictly as a "For Parts / Repair" asset lot, these units are retired from clinical service and are intended for technical training, housing chassis replacement, internal motor/fan harvesting, or scrap salvage. When fully functional, these compact blower assemblies mount to IV poles, walls, or bedrails, utilizing internal heating elements and high-efficiency filtration fields to distribute uniform convective airflow across surgical and post-anesthesia care boundaries.

Technical Specifications

• Equipment Typology: Forced-Air Patient Warming Consoles (As-Is Component Reclamation Lot)

• Total Lot Quantity: Five (5) Mixed Standalone Blower Units

• Included Model Cross-References: * Model 8500 Bair Paws Standard Blower Series

  • Model 87500 Bair Paws Elite Series Control Console

  • Model 89500 Bair Paws Integrated Utility Console Line

• Primary Electrical Profiles (As-Built): 110–120 Volts AC, 50/60 Hz, Single-Phase power routing

• Nominal Current Consumption: 4.5 to 7.0 Amps maximum rating per independent chassis

• Target Output Range (Historical Calibration): Factory-rated to deliver convective air settings between 32°C and 43°C (89.6°F to 109.4°F)

• Average Console Dimensions: 13.0" H x 10.2" W x 7.5" D (33.0 cm x 25.9 cm x 19.1 cm individual profile)

• Average Net Weight: 7.5 lbs (3.40 kg per individual blower unit)

• Enclosure Architecture: Molded high-impact medical ABS plastic shell with integrated handle and IV pole clamp assembly

• Internal Core Sub-Assemblies: Contains high-pressure centrifugal fan blowers, heating element grids, control PCB microprocessors, and air hose couplers