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Infusion Pump ZIP-A10 is used to deliver fluid to a patient’s circulatory system in a controlled manner. This is equipped with peristaltic pump for pulsation and LCD monochromatic display to monitor operational parameter. Incorporation of alarm systems for parameter failure alerts.
Mode | Flow rate, drop rate |
Flow rate range | 0.1 to 1500 ml/hr. |
VTBI (Volume to be infused ) | 0.1 to 999.9 ml, increment is 0.1ml; 1000 to 9999ml, increment is 1ml |
Drop rate change | 1 to 400 drops/min |
Preset volume | 1 to 9999.9 ml |
KVO (keep vein open) rate | 0.5 ml/hr. |
Bolus rate | 0.10 to 1500ml/hr. |
Purge rate | 600ml/hr. |
Power supply | 100 / 240 V AC (50 / 60 Hz, 0.4 to 0.14 A) 10 to 16 V DC (2.25 to 1.5 A) |
Operating temperature | 5 °C to 40 °C ( 15 to 95 % RH ) |
Air pressure | 57 kPa to 106 kPa |
Display | LCD |
Dimension | 146 × 193 × 95 mm |
Low pulsation rate delivering uniform drops
Multimode options bring flexible operation
Peristaltic pump with precised flow rate
Accurate and safer pulsation
Alarm system for parameter failure alert
Used to deliver meditation such as insulin, Harmons, antibiotics. Used at hospitals ICU, CCU.
Frequently Asked Question
The infusion pump supports a flow rate range of 0.1 to 1500 ml/hr. This wide range allows clinicians to administer fluids and medications precisely at slow or fast rates, depending on the treatment protocol. Lower rates are suitable for pediatric or sensitive infusions, while higher rates can be used for emergency or high-volume scenarios.
VTBI (Volume To Be Infused) is the total volume of fluid the pump is programmed to deliver. For volumes 0.1 to 999.9 ml, you can adjust in 0.1 ml increments. For volumes 1000 to 9999 ml, the increment is 1 ml. This flexibility allows for both micro- and macro-infusion programming, ensuring high accuracy across various clinical situations.
The drop rate is adjustable from 1 to 400 drops per minute. This setting is used when the infusion set requires calibration based on drip factor (gtt/ml). It’s particularly useful in gravity-fed systems or when drop-based administration is preferred over volumetric flow.
Yes. The pump supports a bolus infusion rate ranging from 0.10 to 1500 ml/hr. A bolus dose allows a rapid delivery of a specific volume of medication or fluid, often used in critical care settings or pain management. The bolus can be administered manually or programmed based on clinical need.
The purge function is used to clear air from the IV line or to prime the tubing before starting an infusion. This pump offers a purge rate of 600 ml/hr, which ensures quick line priming and efficient flow establishment before patient connection.
Infusion pumps can deliver antibiotics, chemotherapy, insulin, pain medications, and more, depending on the patient's treatment needs.
Yes, when used correctly. They include safety features like alarms, occlusion sensors, and automatic shutoff to prevent dosing errors.
Yes. Syringe pumps and specialized pediatric settings are used for precise, low-volume delivery, making them suitable for infants and children.
Alarms indicate issues like occlusion, empty reservoir, air in line, or battery low. Follow your facility’s protocol to resolve the issue safely.
Yes. Regular maintenance and calibration are essential to ensure accurate delivery and meet safety standards.
Yes, most pumps are reusable with proper cleaning, disinfection, and maintenance between uses. Some components, like tubing, may be disposable.