Oxygen therapy infrastructure has barely evolved for years and when demand surged, conventional systems struggled to keep pace. Hospitals need smarter support, not higher oxygen bills.

PranNiti Respiratory Support Device

Low input. High inspiratory output. Built for efficient tissue oxygenation support.

  • Works on any central line or cylinder,1–6 L/min input
  • Standard binasal cannula patient stays comfortable
  • Not a ventilator, not life support. For conscious, spontaneously breathing adults needing <15 L/min

Smarter oxygen therapy

PranNiti is a patented respiratory support system for non-invasive oxygen therapy. It connects to your existing central or cylinder supply and is designed to help clinicians deliver higher inspiratory flow while using significantly less oxygen than many conventional modalities.

Why patients on standard oxygen still struggle

  • Most of the oxygen is wasted

    Standard delivery flows continuously but the patient only inhales for a third of each breath cycle. The rest escapes into the room.

  • The lungs receive less than you prescribe

    The FiO2 actually reaching the alveoli is routinely lower than the set flow suggests, because dead-space air dilutes every breath.

  • The next step up is a big step

    When low-flow is not enough, the options jump to HFNO or NIV — high oxygen consumption, added equipment, and often an ICU bed.

  • Nobody is watching

    Conventional low-flow delivery has no alarms and no fail-safes. If supply runs dry or the patient stops inhaling, nothing alerts the staff.

How PranNiti works

PranNiti is a patented, non-invasive oxygen therapy device for adult patients in mild to moderate Type-1 respiratory failure. It senses each breath and delivers oxygen only during inhalation multiplying inspiratory flow, flushing CO2-rich dead-space air and improving tissue oxygenation, through a simple nasal cannula on the oxygen supply you already have.

It senses the start of every inhalation and delivers a precisely timed boost at Peak Inspiratory Flow.

What PranNiti does for you

Stronger support from the first minute

Turns a 1–6 L/min input into 3 to 4 times that inspiratory flow.

Works with what you already have

Plugs into any central oxygen line or cylinder, uses a standard binasal cannula, sets up in under ten steps.

Cuts your oxygen bill

Oxygen flows only while the patient inhales saving 60–70% compared with continuous low-flow therapy.

More oxygen where it matters

Delivers 35–75% FiO2, raises PaO2, and improves tissue oxygenation by flushing dead-space air from every breath.

Watches the patient even when you can't

The first oxygenation therapy with built-in alarms and fail safes.see the Safety section.

Honest about its place

PranNiti is not a ventilator or life support device. It is designed for conscious, spontaneously breathing adults needing less than 15 L/min of oxygen.

Why Choose PranNITI

  • Flushing of anatomical dead space.
  • Enrichment of air with higher concentration of Oxygen (FiO2).
  • Increase in PAO2, resulting in higher diffusion of Oxygen into the blood leading to higher oxygen being delivered to tissue.
  • 60 to 70% savings in oxygen consumption.

Where PranNiti fits across your hospital

From ICU step-down to ambulance transfer support pathways for teams who need more flow without more oxygen waste.

Hospital intensive care setting

Intensive Care

Step patients down from ventilator or HFNO without tying up high-flow infrastructure.

Anaesthesia specialist in clinical setting

Anaesthesia

Oxygen support during local or regional anaesthesia; pre-op optimisation of COPD and OSA patients.

Surgical care team

Surgery

Post-operative oxygenation from extubation onwards cardiac, cancer, neuro and major surgery.

Cardiology care

Cardiology

Respiratory support in LVF and acute MI, and during cath-lab procedures.

3–4× inspiratory flow

Higher support from the low-flow oxygen supply hospitals already use.

Pulmonology care

Physicians / Pulmonologists

Ward-level support for pneumonia, COPD, interstitial fibrosis and post-COVID lung disease.

Emergency and trauma care

Trauma Centres

Immediate respiratory support while the team assesses and stabilises.

Hospital diagnostics MRI CT

MRI / CT Scan

Oxygen support at a distance extended tubing keeps the device away from the scanner.

Internal medicine physician

Internal Medicine

Everyday oxygen therapy for chronic lung disease patients, at a fraction of the oxygen cost.

Ambulance emergency care

Ambulance

Three to four times the inspiratory support from the same cylinder lasting the whole journey.

High-altitude and remote care

High Altitude / Remote

Maximum effect from scarce oxygen, where every litre counts.

60–70% less oxygen

Efficient therapy across ICU, wards, transfer and remote care pathways.

Type 1 respiratory failure — clinical use map

A practical overview of where enhanced Peak Inspiratory Flow Rate (PIFR) support may be considered for Type 1 respiratory failure pathways.

Condition / Scenario Details / Indications
Shock Intensivist / Anaesthetist Septic, pneumonia, viral, bacterial, haemorrhagic, anaphylaxis
Post-operative care Surgeon / Intensivist / Anaesthetist Cancer, cardiac, neuro, and other major surgeries
Weaning support Intensivist / Anaesthetist Support during weaning from ventilator / HFNO
Cardiogenic shock Intensivist / Cardiologist LVF / acute MI, cath-lab procedures
Acute respiratory failure Physician / Chest Physician Pulmonary edema; mild to moderate respiratory failure from varied causes
Respiratory insufficiency Trauma Units / Centers Adjunct respiratory support in trauma settings
Chronic lung disease Physician / Chest Physician / Pulmonologist Interstitial fibrosis, COPD, post-COVID lung fibrosis requiring oxygen
Pre- and post-operative preparation Surgeon / Physician / Anaesthetist Bariatric and chronic lung disease pathways
Intra-operative support Anaesthetist Oxygen support during high-risk procedures under LA or regional anaesthesia
Diagnostic procedures Anaesthetist Oxygen support during bronchoscopy, gastroscopy, MRI, and similar procedures

Safety that never blinks

If the patient stops breathing

Alarm + automatic rescue

Audible and visual alarm within 8 seconds, then automatic rescue oxygen pulses every 4 seconds until breathing resumes.

If the oxygen supply runs dry

Dry-run alarm

Staff are alerted immediately; therapy auto-resumes the moment supply is restored.

If pressure rises too high

Barotrauma protection

A built-in pressure limiting mechanism protects the patient.

If the power fails

Direct oxygen bypass

A bypass valve keeps oxygen flowing directly to the patient zero interruption.

Every time it starts

Self-test + leak detection

Automatic self-test and input-line leak detection before therapy begins.

Built in India

Safety you can trust

The first oxygenation therapy device with built-in patient safety measures. Patented in India. Designed and made in India. Not a ventilator or life-support device.

See the difference in the numbers

Compare how PranNiti turns low-flow input into high inspiratory output and why that matters for oxygen efficiency across common modalities.

Where PranNiti sits on the flow spectrum

Illustrative low-to-high flow ranges across modalities (examples only actual device ranges may vary).

Oxygen consumption chart — Operating range of PranNiti vs Low flow, CPAP, BiPAP and Hi flow

PranNiti: Low-flow input with high PIF* operating range (about 1–4 L/min).

Sample devices operating range
Modality Low (Ltr/min) High (Ltr/min)
Low flow26
CPAP1022
BiPAP2230
Hi flow3060

See PranNiti work on your own oxygen line

The best demonstration is at your own hospital, on your own supply, with your own team watching the numbers

Office Address

Regd. Office: Survey No. 143/1/D, Milkat No. 2450/1, Village Vadgaon, Tal - Maval, Dist - Pune, Maharashtra - India, 412 106.

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