Infectious Patient Isolation Pod

Rapid deployment, controlled airflow, and clinical access while in transit. The IPIP (Infectious Patient Isolation Pod) is a one-patient evacuation and transport system designed to help protect medical personnel and surrounding interiors from secondary contamination when moving a potentially infectious patient.

Built with rugged, selected materials for biological threat environments, the IPIP uses a blower-driven, HEPA P3 filtered airflow system for patient comfort and containment-focused operation. Fresh filtered air is directed from head to feet, and expelled air is filtered again as it exits the unit.

Key benefits

• Designed for contamination control during evacuation: supports isolation of an infectious patient to help protect staff and vehicle interiors.
• HEPA P3 filtration: filtered airflow into the pod, with secondary filtration on exhaust air.
• Battery-powered independence: up to 8 hours run time on battery, supporting longer transports and standby capability.
• Clinical monitoring and treatment supported: feed-through set option for IV, O₂ and monitor cables; optional extra glove insertions.
• Fast set-up and compact storage: deploys in under 5 minutes and stores in a PVC case that can be decontaminated if required.

How the IPIP airflow system works

• The blower feeds an over-pressure system with HEPA P3 filtered air.
• Fresh air flows from head to feet to improve comfort.
• Exhaust air is filtered again as it is expelled from the unit.

What’s included

• 1 × Infectious Patient Isolation Pod (IPIP)
• 1 × Blower unit
• 5 × HEPA P3 filters
• Long-sleeved bio-resistant gloves
• Carry package / PVC case
• User manual

Optional accessories

• Feed-through set for IV, O₂ and monitor cables
• Extra glove insertions
• Ambulance stretcher attachments

Key specifications

• Deployed size: 215 cm (2.15 m) length × 80 cm (0.80 m) width
• Weight (with blower): 15 kg
• Set-up time: under 5 minutes
• Battery run time: up to 8 hours
• Filtration: P3 HEPA
• Protection factor: 3570 (ISO 29463-2:2018; EN 12942:2009)

Frequently asked questions

What is the IPIP designed to protect?

The IPIP is designed to help protect medical personnel and surrounding interiors from secondary contamination when transporting an infectious patient.

Can clinicians monitor and treat the patient during transport?

Yes. The system supports continuous monitoring and treatment using a feed-through set for IV, oxygen and monitor cables, and it offers optional extra glove insertions for additional access.

How long can the unit operate without external power?

The battery-powered blower provides up to 8 hours of independent operation.

How quickly can it be deployed?

Set-up time is listed as under 5 minutes, supporting rapid readiness in time-critical response.

How is it stored and transported?

The unit is supplied packed in a PVC case that can be decontaminated if necessary.

Improve infectious patient transport readiness. Contact J3Seven to request a quote for the IPIP, confirm accessory requirements (feed-through set, glove insertions, stretcher attachments), and align deployment with your infection prevention procedures and operational protocols.