Medline Vac-Assist - Suction Machine/Aspirator

Medline Industries

Medline Vac-Assist - Suction Machine/Aspirator

Medline Industries

Medline Vac-Assist - Suction Machine/Aspirator

$297.95
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  • MPN: HCS7000
Note: This product cannot be returned once opened. Verify product before opening.
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Description
  • Use for nasal tracheal suctioning
  • For intermittent suction use only
  • Heavy duty handle design, prevents breakage
  • Sturdy basket accommodates 800cc or 1200cc canister
  • Heavy duty vacuum regulator
  • Ultra quiet motor (58 decibel operation noise level)
  • Solid base, easy to clean, includes suction cup to keep unit stationary
  • AGIBF4053, hydrophobic filter
  • Unit weights 12.1 lbs

Medline Vac-Assist - Suction Machine/Aspirator suction unit provides variable controlled suction up to 560 mmHg with a suction flow rate of 40 lpm. Comes with filter, tubing kit, and 800 cc canister for fluid collection. Portable suction unit. Ideal for use in repiratory care and respiratory therapy. This suction unit is designed for intermittent suctioning of the nasotracheal area only.

Note: This product can not be returned once opened. Verify product specs before opening.

Product Dimensions: 14.8" (l) x 6.8"(w) x 9.8" (h)
Product Weight: 12.1 lbs
Maximum Vacuum: 560 mmHg
Flow Range (lpm): 40
Sound Range: 58 dBA
Electrical Requirements: 115 VAC, 60 Hz
Power Consumption: 70 watts maximum
Bacteria Filter pore size: 0.45 microns
Collection Bottle Capacity: 800 ml
Operating Temperature: 32 F - 104 F
Operating Humidity: 95
Operating Atmospheric Pressure: 10.2 - 15.4 psi
Storage Temperature:14 - 158 F
Storage Humidity: 0 - 95
Storage Atmospheric Pressure: 7.3 - 15.4 psi
Fuse Specification: Minature Glass Fuse, Fast Blow (Quick Acting), F2A/250 V
Equipment Classifications: With respect to protection from electric shock Class 1

AARC Guidelines for appropriate sub atmospheric pressures: Neonates: 60 - 80 mm Hg Infants: 80 - 100 mm Hg Children: 100 - 120 mm Hg Adults: 100 - 150 mm Hg Negative pressures should not exceed 150 mm Hg as higher pressures have been shown to cause trauma, hypoxemia and atelectasis.