External circulating-air core temperature regulation system control unit, heating/cooling

External circulating-air core temperature regulation systems are clinically used to maintain or adjust a patient’s body temperature during surgery or medical procedures. These devices circulate filtered room air through a connected pad placed on the patient, using heating or cooling to regulate core temperature in controlled environments like operating rooms or intensive care units.

These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as part of a larger temperature management system, requiring proper integration with patient pads and adherence to safety standards for air filtration and temperature control. Healthcare providers must ensure compliance with local regulations when selecting and using these devices.