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Infusion Pump ZIP-A12 has a wide flow rate range from 1.0 ml/h to 1200 ml/h. It also offers Adjustable occlusion pressure from 40 KPa to 140 KPa with 10 levels. The air-in-line detection system uses ultrasonic technology to instantly detect air bubbles, preventing risks and ensuring patient safety. Our device is equipped with an intuitive 3.2-inch LCD and a long-lasting 3000mAh lithium battery. Ideal for the infusion of fluids, medications, and nutrients to patients.
| Flow Rate | 1.0 ml/h to 1200 ml/h |
| Infusion Modes | Volume Mode, Time Mode, Drug Mode, Night Mode, Bolus Mode. |
| Occlusion Pressure Detection | 10 levels, adjustable from 40 KPa to 140 KPa, with dynamic pressure value display. |
| Air-in-line Detection | Ultrasonic detection, ≥50 µl, adjustable between 0-9 levels. Single bubble volume: 50 to 300 µl. |
| Bolus Function | Adjustable flow rate for bolus administration. |
| Battery Backup | 3000mAh Lithium battery, ≥10 hours of operation at 25 ml/h infusion rate, remaining battery display. |
| Audio-Visual Alarm | Alerts for air bubbles, downstream occlusion, door open, infusion finish, battery status, motor, pump errors, pressure sensor errors, and more. |
| Display | 3.2-inch brightness LCD screen for clear visibility. |
| KVO (Keep Vein Open) Function | Adjustable from 0.1 ml/h to 5 ml/h. |
| VTBI (Volume to Be Infused) | 0.1 to 9999.9 ml. |
| Self-Testing | Self-test before startup and during infusion to ensure proper functioning. |
| Purge Rate | 600 ml/h with displayed purge volume. |
| Pressure Detection | Adjustable occlusion pressure detection, dynamic pressure value display, 0-9 levels. |
| Motor Anti-Reverse | Prevents upstream IV set reverse flow. |
| Operating Conditions | Temperature: +5℃ to +40℃, Humidity: 20%-90%, Air Pressure: 70-106 KPa. |
| Transport & Storage Conditions | Temperature: -20℃ to +55℃, Humidity: 10%-95%, Air Pressure: 50-106 KPa. |
| Keypad | Numeric keypad for user-friendly operation. |
| Screen Brightness Control | Brightness control for day/night operation. |
| Classification | Type CF, Class II, IPX3, ISO13485, CE, IEC60601 certification. |
| Power Supply | AC Power: 100V-240V, 50Hz/60Hz, ≤25VA. |
| Dimension | 150 × 140 × 210mm |
| Weight | 1.7 kg |
Multiple infusion modes
High-precision flow rate
Occlusion and pressure detection
Air-in-line detection
Adjustable flow rate
Delivering bolus doses
Long battery life
Audio-visual alarms
User-friendly LCD
Self-testing function
KVO (keep vein open) function
Compact and lightweight
Power Cord × 1pcs
Infusion Pump ZIP-A12 is designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings, delivering precise and controlled infusion of fluids, medications, and nutrients to patients across various medical treatments, ensuring optimal safety and efficiency.
Frequently Asked Question
The pump supports five infusion modes: Volume Mode Time Mode Drug Mode Night Mode Bolus Mode
The pump features 10 user-adjustable occlusion levels, ranging from 40 KPa to 140 KPa. It also provides real-time dynamic pressure monitoring, which helps identify potential flow blockages (e.g., kinked tubing or infiltrations). Clinicians can customize the threshold to patient type or medication viscosity, minimizing false alarms.
The infusion pump is equipped with audio-visual alarms for multiple conditions: Air bubble detection Downstream occlusion Door open Infusion complete Low or depleted battery Motor malfunction Pump operation errors Pressure sensor issues These alarms enhance safety and compliance with infusion protocols, prompting immediate clinical intervention when needed.
It incorporates a motor anti-reverse mechanism, which prevents upstream IV set reverse flow, maintaining unidirectional fluid movement and protecting against backflow contamination or infusion errors.
Storage temperature: -20℃ to +55℃ Humidity: 10% to 95% Air pressure: 50 to 106 KPa These specifications support secure storage in varied climates and during long-distance transport.
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.
