The EN-V3 open system infusion pump is an intravenous solution delivery device designed to regulate flow rate and manage fluid administration with adjustable settings, supporting multiple infusion modes and monitoring operating alarms during use in medical environments.

Main Features

Compact design suitable for clinical environments.
Open system supports standard infusion sets and can store up to 200 editable brands.
Rate, volume, air, and occlusion levels can be reset without stopping infusion.
Infusion rate range from 0.1 mL/h to 2000 mL/h.
Last therapy function for quick infusion start using previous settings.
User-friendly keypad.
Optional WIFI connection to the main monitoring center.
Standard 5-hour battery, with an optional 10-hour battery.

Technical Specifications

Housing material: PBT+PC.
Display: 2.8-inch TFT color screen.
Infusion modes: mL/h, time, body weight, drops, sequence, drug library, and Micro mode.
Accuracy: ±5%.
Flow rate range: 0.1-2000 mL/h, with a minimum increment of 0.01 mL/h.
VTBI: 0-9999.99 mL.
KVO rate: adjustable 0-5 mL/h.
Bolus rate: 1-2000 mL/h, with automatic and manual bolus.
Occlusion levels: 4 selectable levels from 150 to 900 mmHg.
Interface: multifunction DB15.
Wireless connection: optional WiFi.
AC power: 100-240V, 50/60Hz.
Battery: lithium polymer battery.
Rating: Class I, CF / IP44 water resistance.
Dimensions: 138 × 131.5 × 90 mm.
Weight: approximately 1.5 kg including the mounting clamp.

Operating and Safety Features

Reset total volume without stopping infusion.
Reset occlusion levels or air bubbles without stopping the device.
Drug library with at least 30 drug types.
Anti-Bolus function to automatically reduce line pressure after occlusion release.
Purge function to remove air bubbles.
Screen lock to prevent incorrect operation.
Micro mode to set the maximum infusion rate.
Dynamic Pressure System (DPS) for graphical and numerical pressure display.

Alarms

VTBI completed.
Occlusion.
Low pressure.
Battery empty.
KVO ended.
Standby time ended.
Door open.
Single air bubble.
Air bubble accumulation.
Abnormal drop rate.
Empty drip chamber.
VTBI near completion.
Battery low.
Reminder alarm.
No power supply.
Drop sensor connection failure.
System error.

Applications

Suitable for hospitals, therapy centers, and rehabilitation centers in intravenous infusion applications that require flow rate control and operating alarm monitoring.