Used Philips Trilogy 100: price, recall status and consignment

Typically $1,200 – $2,000 for a working, remediated unit, depending on hours and PM status; unremediated or untested units sell for parts. Ask for a current quote.

Trilogy 100 and 200 ventilators were included in the June 2021 Philips Respironics recall for degradation of the PE-PUR sound-abatement foam (FDA Class I; FDA recall record). Ameristart checks every serial against the affected list and states the remediation status on the listing; ask for the screening result on any unit.

Every serial number is checked against open FDA recalls and manufacturer field safety notices before listing. Ask for the screening result on any unit.

• Remediation status under the June 2021 Philips Respironics foam recall, with the paperwork; ask for the serial-number screening result.
• Hours on the unit; Trilogy 100s in the field often carry high hours, which shortens the remaining service life.
• Date of the last preventive maintenance service and whether the blower and internal battery were replaced.
• Battery condition, internal and detachable, since replacements are getting harder to source.
• Accessories: power supply, circuit and the detachable battery, each stated on the listing.

Working, remediated Trilogy 100s sell on consignment at the price above less a typical service cost; unremediated units are listed for parts. The Offer Sheet states both figures before anything is listed. How consignment works and what your unit is worth →