In here I present an item that I do not even have an idea how much ask for it...
For collections it is rather priceless, I decided to list it for 300£. You will even not find a photo of this box in internet.
Was trying to find some information for years but found just few documents with stock list of 2 hospitals and that's all.
No photos, no information, my Australian customer mentioned about his friend in Germany has one, and that was only one photo I saw.
Production started in 1988 and finished fast as system collapsed so do not know how many produced. Heard just about few.
This type of device:
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Fully encloses the child inside a rigid or semi-rigid box
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Uses filtered airflow (often positive pressure) instead of a mask seal
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Is intended for infants too young to safely wear respirators
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Typically includes view windows, glove ports, and filter units
told me something more ;)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/fahrenheit1947?ul_noapp=true
You need to check his listings;)
,,Before 1985, no protective measures were made in Poland for infants and newborns, it is known that then only the purchase of those in the USSR was taken into account where these funds were already produced. When in the second half of the 1980s SON-1u came into production it was far too late for fast mass production and it is difficult to say whether this was a reason to produce a negligible amount or perhaps these incubators were more predicted for protecting the infantry of the state's rulers. Nevertheless, it is a very rare fantasist, personally only once in a dozen or so years I had a doublet of this incubator.
The incubator itself is equipped with an electric supply currently known as the PAPR system, powered by R20 (D-cell) batteries, which is an obligatory equipment in infant protection because such small lungs are not yet able to suck in air through the filter (formerly in time 2) World War I used manual pumps).
SON-1u was adapted to use a classic filter-absorber with a threaded joint of 40 mm diameter known from military masks SzM-41M, i.e. elephants. Made of double-sided rubber fabric like coveralls with a bow. Tetra nappies, a bottle and a teat were included in the set, and a PVC package for decontamination in the outer pocket. It is possible that other things that were not in the copies that came into my hands. In addition, of course, the pipe and the filter-absorber.''