The StatPacks G3 Tidal Volume Emergency Oxygen Backpack is designed to support medical oxygen transport and EMS equipment safety standards required in prehospital care environments. Its construction accommodates secure storage and transport of oxygen cylinders while maintaining accessibility during patient care. Materials are selected to withstand decontamination protocols and field conditions common to EMS operations. While the backpack itself is not a regulated medical device, it is built to align with agency oxygen handling and safety policies. Documentation is typically available to support internal equipment approvals. This standards-focused design supports safe and compliant oxygen delivery.

The G3 Tidal Volume backpack integrates seamlessly into existing EMS oxygen delivery workflows by accommodating standard D and Jumbo D oxygen cylinders. Internal organization supports regulators, masks, and airway supplies in a single, rapid-access platform. Standardizing this backpack across units simplifies training and ensures consistent oxygen readiness on every call. The design scales efficiently for single-station services or large multi-agency fleets. Compatibility with ambulance compartments and response bags enhances deployment flexibility. This integration improves response speed and consistency.

The G3 Tidal Volume backpack offers a strong total cost of ownership (TCO) by consolidating oxygen transport and airway accessories into one durable solution. Long service life and abrasion-resistant materials reduce replacement frequency. Modular internal components allow targeted replacement instead of full bag retirement. Improved organization can reduce on-scene delays, contributing to indirect ROI. Standardization across fleets improves inventory control and procurement efficiency. This makes it a cost-effective long-term EMS asset.

Key technical specifications include oxygen cylinder capacity, internal compartment layout, fabric durability, and ergonomic load distribution. Procurement teams should verify compatibility with approved oxygen tank sizes and regulators. Access speed and zipper configuration are critical during high-acuity responses. Weight distribution and shoulder strap design impact clinician safety during extended carry. The bag’s capacity for additional airway supplies should align with agency protocols. Reviewing these specifications ensures operational fit.

Agencies can expect a manufacturer-backed warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal EMS use. Routine inspection and proper cleaning help maintain zipper integrity and structural performance. The wipe-clean interior supports infection-control requirements and rapid turnaround between calls. Replacement parts and modular components are generally available to extend service life. Including lifecycle planning in procurement programs helps control long-term costs. This support framework ensures dependable oxygen response capability over time.