R1 PRO TRAUMAKIT PRO oxygen backpack is a modular backpack with a capacity of approx. 46 litres and dimensions of approx. 54 × 34 × 25 cm, built on the TRAUMAKIT Pro line. It is intended for firefighters and Rescuers, as well as KSRG units, who need to deploy oxygen therapy and manage the airway quickly. The manufacturer has also provided the option of converting the kit into a dedicated case with a high IP protection rating.
The r1 pro traumakit pro oxygen backpack has its exact contents listed below – each module in a separate tab, with the number of pieces. The contents in the tabs apply to the full version. The full version (compliant with KSRG 2026) weighs approx. 17 kg with equipment and an empty cylinder.
The version without equipment contains empty pouches. It has the same construction, capacity and dimensions, so it can be fitted out according to your own needs. R1 PRO TRAUMAKIT PRO oxygen backpack has modular pouches made of easy-to-wash material.
What does the oxygen backpack r1 pro traumakit pro contain?
In the version without equipment, the backpack has empty pouches.
| 1 pc each | LMA laryngeal mask (sizes 3,4,5) |
| 1 pc | Pulse oximeter |
| 1 pc | 50 ml syringe |
| 3 pcs | Lubricant 5 g |
| 1 pc | Oxygen tubing 10 m |
| 1 pc | Manual suction pump |
| 1 pc | Aluminium oxygen cylinder 2.0 l with valve |
| 1 pc | Mediselect II regulator |
| 1 pc | Resuscitator for adults (tubing, reservoir, size 5 mask) |
| 1 pc | Resuscitator mask size 4 |
| 1 pc | Bacterial/viral breathing filter |
| 1 pc each | Oropharyngeal airway (sizes 3,4,5) |
| 1 pc | Resuscitator for children (tubing, reservoir, size 2 mask) |
| 1 pc | Resuscitator mask size 3 |
| 1 pc | Bacterial/viral breathing filter |
| 1 pc each | Oropharyngeal airway (sizes 0,1,2) |
| 1 pc | Oxygen nasal cannulas (adults) |
| 1 pc | Oxygen nasal cannulas (children) |
| 1 pc | Oxygen mask with reservoir (children) |
| 2 pcs | Oxygen mask with reservoir (adults) |
Why choose the R1 PRO TRAUMAKIT PRO oxygen backpack?
The module layout lets you reach for equipment without searching through the whole backpack. There is quick access to gloves on the side, and a dedicated space for an oxygen cylinder inside. Rubber feet protect the backpack on the underside and on the side. The zips are YKK and the thread is Tytan 40/60 EN12590:1999. R1 PRO TRAUMAKIT PRO oxygen backpack holds approx. 46 litres and has a dedicated space for an oxygen cylinder.
The backpack material is waterproof and easy to wash. Bright colours with reflective elements and space for a patch make the unit easier to recognise. If you are putting together your own kit, see also other rescue kits. The R1 PRO TRAUMAKIT PRO oxygen backpack has space for a patch identifying the unit.
Practical use of the oxygen backpack
Oxygen therapy and airway management equipment is specialist equipment, so it should be used by a trained person. Before starting any action, make sure you look after your own safety and the safety of the team, and call for help on 999 or 112. With the version without equipment, the pouches first have to be fitted out, and it is worth agreeing within the team how the equipment is arranged in the modules.
Ventilating a casualty requires practice, so it is worth repeating it on courses. We described the basics in the article Mouth-to-mouth in practice: how to ventilate a casualty correctly?.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between the backpack variants?
The full version (compliant with KSRG 2026) has complete equipment, including a 2.0 l aluminium cylinder with valve and a Mediselect II regulator. The version without equipment is a backpack with empty pouches.
What are the dimensions of the backpack?
The backpack has a capacity of approx. 46 litres and dimensions of approx. 54 × 34 × 25 cm. The full version weighs approx. 17 kg with the equipment and an empty cylinder.
Can the backpack be expanded?
The carrying system can be expanded with a hip belt, and the shoulder straps are detachable. The kit can also be converted into a dedicated case with a high IP protection rating.
