Veterinary ICU units and oxygen therapy chambers
Controlled-environment enclosures for post-operative recovery, respiratory cases, neonatal care, and resuscitation in dogs and cats. Regulated oxygen, temperature, humidity, and lighting under a single microcomputer control system.
Inpetra's PJICU series is five veterinary ICU units, from the 1000 mm-wide PJICU-05 to the 1400 mm-wide PJICU-01 flagship. All share an 8.4-inch touch-screen controller, oxygen sensing with CO₂-triggered ventilation, a seamless stainless steel interior, and noise below 35 dB. Supplied to US clinics at a landed USD price.
PJICU models compared
Five configurationsFive chamber sizes covering everything from a single treatment room to a full critical care suite. All models share the same core control platform: an 8.4-inch multi-touch colour screen, a seamless interior with no joints for dirt to collect in, and non-reflective stainless steel construction with a purpose-made glass door.
| Model | Overall dimensions (W × D × H) | Power | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PJICU‑01 | 1400 × 860 × 1900 mm55.1 × 33.9 × 74.8 in · installation reserve 1530 × 950 × 1980 mm | — | Full-feature flagship. Integrated high-sensitivity oxygen sensor, 415 nm blue light system, CO₂-triggered adaptive ventilation, UV sterilisation, built-in dual-pump nebulisation. |
| PJICU‑02 | 1200 × 650 × 1670 mm47.2 × 25.6 × 65.7 in | 1500 W | Compact footprint. 3D balanced circulation temperature control, high-efficiency aerobic chamber, negative-ion purification, three-in-one treatment light. |
| PJICU‑03 | 1290 × 660 × 1750 mm50.8 × 26.0 × 68.9 in | 1500 W | Mid-size. Same control platform as PJICU-02 with increased chamber volume. |
| PJICU‑04 | 1290 × 660 × 1890 mm50.8 × 26.0 × 74.4 in | — | Adds infrared rehabilitation therapy to the sterilisation system. |
| PJICU‑05 | 1000 × 710 × 1600 mm39.4 × 28.0 × 63.0 in | — | Smallest footprint, for space-constrained treatment rooms. Infrared therapy included. |
3D balanced temperature
Temperature control is wrapped through the inner wall rather than blown from a single point, so the chamber holds an even gradient front to back.
Regulated oxygen
A centrally integrated high-sensitivity sensor drives the oxygen supply, with CO₂ detection triggering adaptive ventilation and a power-off ventilation fallback.
Quiet by design
The majority of core components are low-energy silent parts imported from Germany. Overall noise measured below 35 dB — patients rest, staff can work beside them.
Choosing a veterinary ICU unit
- Full critical care suite or referral hospital: PJICU-01 — nebulisation, 415 nm blue light, UV sterilisation and CO₂-triggered ventilation in one chamber.
- General practice treatment room: PJICU-02 or PJICU-03 — same control platform, choose by chamber volume.
- Rehabilitation and recovery: PJICU-04 adds infrared rehabilitation therapy.
- Tight floor space: PJICU-05 — 1000 mm wide, infrared therapy included.
Need oxygen therapy in a cage bank instead of a standalone unit? See the PJDY oxygen and warming cages, or the PJIGY-01 oxygen chamber.
Veterinary ICU unit FAQ
What is a veterinary ICU unit?
A veterinary ICU unit is an enclosed, climate-controlled chamber for critically ill or post-operative dogs and cats. Inpetra PJICU units regulate oxygen concentration, temperature, humidity and lighting from one microcomputer controller with an 8.4-inch touch screen, and are used for post-operative recovery, respiratory cases, neonatal care and resuscitation.
What sizes of veterinary ICU units does Inpetra supply?
Five models: PJICU-01 (1400 × 860 × 1900 mm, full-feature flagship), PJICU-02 (1200 × 650 × 1670 mm), PJICU-03 (1290 × 660 × 1750 mm), PJICU-04 (1290 × 660 × 1890 mm, with infrared therapy) and PJICU-05 (1000 × 710 × 1600 mm, the smallest footprint, with infrared therapy).
How is oxygen controlled in the PJICU units?
A centrally integrated high-sensitivity oxygen sensor drives the oxygen supply. CO₂ detection triggers adaptive ventilation, and a power-off ventilation fallback keeps air moving if power is lost.
How loud is a PJICU veterinary ICU unit?
Overall noise is measured below 35 dB. Most core components are low-energy silent parts imported from Germany.
What electrical supply does a veterinary ICU unit need in the US?
PJICU-02 and PJICU-03 are rated at 1500 W. Before quoting, Inpetra confirms voltage, plug configuration and site clearances for your clinic so the unit arrives ready to install.
Tell us what you need and we will quote it.
Send the model, quantity, and delivery location (ZIP code). We reply with a landed US dollar price, lead time, electrical and clearance requirements, and warranty terms — usually within two business days.