Type B Ambulance

WAS vehicles are specifically designed for a variety of applications and target countries worldwide. The primary objectives are to ensure safety, ergonomics, economic efficiency, and compatibility with extreme environmental conditions. The vehicles are equipped with heavy-duty air-conditioning units/heating systems and a special chassis to accommodate the unique conditions of the target countries. This new WAS 300 ambulance is intended for use in both urban and rural settings. This ambulance is constructed in accordance with the EN1789 standard, rendering it one of the most secure in the world.input:
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output:The interior design is composed of a unique blend of nonorganic materials:

Selecting a material that can endure high temperatures
Continuous aeration to mitigate temperature fluctuationsGapless furniture design to prevent dirt traps

No fluid ingress is possible due to the sealing of all joints, edges, and corners. Additionally, the product is simple to disinfect.The wall on the left-hand sideinput:
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A compressor fridge is a hanging locker that features translucent windows and LED lights to provide illumination when the flap is opened, allowing for a quick visual inspection of the contents.

Storage compartment situated beneath the refrigerator

Tracks enable the positioning of medical equipment in adaptable locations.A translucent window is present in a low-level compartment.

Exterior compartment: area for oxygen cylinders, spine board, scoop stretcher, carrying chair, vacuum mattress, KED system, additional bags, and a reimplantation box (specific components can be accessed from the patient's room).The power supplies are 230 V and 12 V.Oxygen outletFurniture with rounded and cushioned edges