Home ventilator price in India, for the Löwenstein machines we supply, starts at ₹2,40,000 for the prisma VENT 30-C and goes up to ₹6,25,000 for the Luisa life-support ventilator, plus GST. If the patient needs one for a few weeks after discharge, rent starts at ₹25,000 a month. Below: each machine with its battery and weight as listed, what the room needs besides the ventilator, and how renting works.
Four prisma VENT models and the Luisa, cheapest first. Battery and weight are as each listing states them; “Not listed” means the listing doesn't say.
| Model | Invasive / non-invasive | Battery | Weight | What sets it apart | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 prisma VENT 30-C | Non-invasive | Optional internal battery, up to 10–12 h | Not listed | AirTrap Control, trigger lockout and expiratory ramp; prisma CLOUD | ₹2,40,000+GST |
 prisma VENT 40 (NIV) with battery backup | Non-invasive | Battery backup, up to 10 h | 2.4 kg (about 3 kg with battery) | Adults and children from 10 kg; AirTrap Control and target volume | ₹2,45,000+GST |
 prisma VENT 40 | Invasive and non-invasive | Optional internal battery, up to ~10 h | 2.4 kg (3.03 kg with battery) | Volume compensation, oxygen connection port, AirTrap Control | ₹2,50,000+GST |
| prisma VENT 50 / 50-C | Invasive and non-invasive | Internal rechargeable battery, listed at 10–12 h | Not listed | High flow 5–60 L/min on the 50-C; LIAM cough-assist manoeuvre; listed as non-life-support | ₹4,50,000+GST |
 Luisa | Invasive, non-invasive and high flow | 6 h internal + 12 h external (up to 18 h) | 3.8 kg | Life-support ventilator; single- and double-limb circuits; children from 30 ml tidal volume | ₹6,25,000+GST |
Prices exclude GST. Need a mask-only bilevel machine instead? See the NIV ventilator price list.
“Ventilator” covers machines built for quite different patients. Of the ones on this page, only the Luisa is listed as a life-support ventilator. The prisma VENT 50 / 50-C supports invasive and non-invasive ventilation, yet its own listing describes it as non-life-support. The prisma VENT 30-C and VENT 40 listings don't call themselves life-support either.
If the patient cannot breathe without the machine — ventilated round the clock through a tracheostomy, say — tell the doctor exactly which model you are being offered and let them confirm it is suitable before anything is paid for.
The Luisa supports invasive (tracheostomy) and non-invasive ventilation, and high-flow therapy on the same circuit. On rental it is supplied only against a doctor's prescription. Luisa details
“Portable” on a ventilator means two things: light enough to move, and able to keep running off the mains. The prisma VENT 40 is 2.4 kg (3.03 kg with its battery) and the Luisa 3.8 kg. The Luisa works upright or lying flat, so it sits on a bedside table, a wheelchair or in a travel bag.
Every listing here names both home and clinical use. For wards and step-down beds, the VENT 40 lists an oxygen connection port and PEEP of 4–25 cmH₂O; the VENT 50-C adds high-flow therapy at 5–60 L/min; the Luisa switches between ventilation and high flow without changing the circuit.
When a patient goes home on a ventilator straight from hospital, nobody yet knows how long the machine will be needed. Renting covers that stretch and leaves the long-term decision to the doctor.
NIV ventilator with battery backup
₹25,000/ month +GST
or ₹1,000 per day
Minimum Rental Period: 1 Week
Life-support ventilator, invasive or non-invasive
₹60,000/ month +GST
or ₹3,000 per day
Minimum Rental Period: 1 Week
Minimum rental period is one week. Three- and six-month plans are discounted. A refundable deposit applies, returned at the end of the rental subject to equipment condition. Per-day figures are the same ones shown on each rental product page.
Bilevel NIV machines also rent — see BiPAP rental.
Yes — you can buy one from us outright. What we need before anything else is the prescription, because it decides the model and everything our therapist sets on it: mode, pressures, backup rate and alarm limits.
From there we match the prescription to a machine on the list above, deliver it and, in Chennai, install it at the bedside. The therapist enters the prescribed settings, checks the circuit and the mask or tracheostomy connection, and trains the family on daily use and alarms. After that you have one number to call when something looks wrong.
The machine is not the only cost. The room has to be ready too, and nursing is separate: daily nursing isn't part of what we supply, though we can coordinate with home-care partners.
Train at least two family members, not one. We can advise on battery backup capacity for your model and help arrange a suitable UPS.
We supply and service Löwenstein ventilators for hospitals and ICUs across Chennai and Tamil Nadu, alongside individual home sales and rentals. Home-care companies placing patients on ventilation can use the same form.
Tell us the number of units, the models you are considering and whether you need invasive, non-invasive or high-flow capability. Families: call or WhatsApp — it is faster.
Tell us about your facility and how many ventilators you need. Our team will call you with model options and a quotation.
