IVAC 597, Recertified
Description
The IVAC® 597 and 598 Volumetric Infusion Rumps reduce time-to-alarm due to a lower occlusion pressure setting. They have easy to read control panels, coupled with a large LED display, these volumetric pumps are easy to use, compact and lightweight and can be used in a variety of situations.
The principle difference between the IVAC® volumetric pumps, models 597 and 598, is that the model 597 has a primary/secondary infusion facility.
Features
- Quick start mode
- Automatic control of infusion rate
- Automatic shut-off and activation of audible and visible alarms to a wide range of situations
- Volume to be infused capabilities with automatic switchover to ‘keep vein open' (KVO) rate
- Dual rate capability (597 only)
- Diagnostic alarm messages activated by low battery, discharge battery, open door, internal malfunction, set out, upstream / downstream occlusion and air-in-line
- Reads out displays of infusion rate, volume infused, volume to be infused and KVO
- Run indicator flashes when instrument is operating
- Pole clamp available
- Flow sensor optional
- Single channel
- Variable pressure
- Various alarms displayed
Specification
| Model 598 | Model 597 | |
| Rate range | 1-999 ml/h in 1ml/h increments | 1-9999 ml/h in 1ml/h increments |
| Volume infused | 0 - 9999 ml in 1 ml increments |
Total: 0-9999 ml in 1ml increments Secondary: 1-999 ml in 1ml increments |
| Volume to be infused range |
1 - 9999 ml in 1 ml increments |
Primary: 1-9999 ml in 1ml increments. Secondary: 1-999 ml in 1ml increments. |
| KVO rate |
5 ml/h or current set rate if less than 5ml/h |
5 ml/h or current set rate if less than 5ml/h |
|
Occlusion pressure |
6 to 8 PSI (nominal) |
6 to 8 PSI (nominal) |
| Recharge time |
Approx. 24 hours when fully discharged |
Approx. 24 hours when fully discharged |
|
Indicators |
AC power light | AC power light |
| Read out displays of infusion rate, volume infused, volume to be infused and KVO | Read out displays of infusion rate, volume infused, volume to be infused and KVO | |
| Run indicator flashes when instrument is operating | Run indicator flashes when instrument is operating |