Sinotruk HOWO 4x4 Detachable Shelter Medical Vehicle with Stretcher Bay Oxygen Outlets and Loading Ramp

A HOWO 4x4 medical truck with a crane-liftable shelter, three stretcher positions, oxygen outlets, surgical light and rear loading ramp - a clinic that can be dropped at any site.

HOWO 4x4 Chassis and Detachable Shelter

The vehicle uses a Sinotruk HOWO 4x4 light-truck chassis with a 3.0-4.0 L turbo diesel of approximately 110-140 kW (150-190 hp), a six-speed manual gearbox and a gross weight of 7,000-9,000 kg. Overall length is approximately 5,995-7,000 mm, width 2,300-2,400 mm and height 3,200-3,400 mm.

The medical shelter is built as a separate box with corner castings, four lifting points and four jack legs. A crane or forklift can lift it off the truck and set it on the ground as a fixed clinic, then reload it for the next site. Insulated panels, a steel frame, a sealed floor and a rain-tested roof keep the interior clean and dry in tropical and desert conditions.

Stretcher Bay, Seating and Loading Ramp

Inside, the shelter carries two or three ambulance stretchers with locking castors along the centre aisle, and a padded bench along one wall seats four to six walking patients with backrests and grab handles. A rear ramp folds out so stretchers can be rolled in without lifting, and the rear double doors carry red and blue warning lights.

The floor is seamless anti-bacterial vinyl with a cove skirting for easy cleaning, and the walls and ceiling are smooth white panels that resist disinfectant. A front attendant seat, ceiling grab rails and an orange IV arm give the medic a secure working position while the vehicle is stationary or moving slowly.

Medical Equipment, Oxygen and Storage

An eight-outlet oxygen panel with individual flowmeters and humidifier bottles is mounted at the front bulkhead, fed from two 10-40 L cylinders in a ventilated exterior locker with a pressure regulator and low-pressure alarm. A circular examination light, two LED ceiling lights and a UV disinfection lamp support examinations and between-patient cleaning.

White cabinets with sliding glass doors run along both walls above and below a stainless worktop, with a lockable narcotics cupboard, waste bin, sharps container and a sink option with a 50-100 L clean-water tank. A defibrillator, patient monitor, suction unit and infusion pumps can be secured on the worktop or wall rails according to the customer's equipment list.

Power, Climate, Deployment and Delivery

Electrical power comes from a 3-5 kVA diesel generator in a ventilated compartment, a 220 V shore connection or an optional 2-3 kVA UPS for sensitive equipment. A distribution board with residual-current protection and medical-grade sockets feeds lighting, air conditioning, equipment and the disinfection lamp.

A roof air conditioner of 3-5 kW and a 2-4 kW heater maintain a comfortable temperature, and an exhaust fan with a HEPA filter option controls air quality. The shelter has exterior work lights, a roof ladder and lockable equipment compartments. Delivery is 30-45 days after deposit, with crane-lifting instructions, a spare-parts list and online commissioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the shelter be used without the truck?

Yes. The shelter has corner castings, four lifting points and four jack legs, so a crane or forklift can set it on level ground as a fixed clinic. Power, oxygen and air conditioning continue to work from the generator or a shore connection, and the truck can return to base or serve another shelter.

How many patients can the shelter treat at once?

The layout accommodates two or three stretcher patients and four to six seated patients, with one attendant seat for the medic. For higher throughput, the bench can be removed to fit a third or fourth stretcher, and the worktop provides space for dressings, injections and minor procedures.

Is the oxygen system included?

The standard vehicle includes an eight-outlet oxygen panel with flowmeters, two cylinder brackets in a ventilated locker, a regulator and a low-pressure alarm. Cylinders, concentrators and ventilators can be supplied to the customer's specification or installed on site.

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