Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump (3 Year Warranty)

• Product Type: Front Loading Syringe pump
• Pumping Mechanism: Lead Screw Mechanism
• Parameters Displayed:

  Syringe size, Syringe Brand, Set Flow Rate Infused Volume, Occlusion level, Battery life Alarms & Indicators

• Keypad: Capacitive touch screen keypad
• Fixation: Allows Horizontal and Vertical Mounting
• Stack ability: For interlocking of two or more units

• Syringe Capacity: 5,10,20,30,50/60 and 100 CC Auto Detection
• Syringe Brands: Dispovan, BBraun Perfusor, BD Precise, Platipak Romson & Sisco (Provision add 12 more brands)
• Flow Rate: 0.1 to 1200 ml/hr (increment in step of 0.1ml/hr Facility for Online titration
• Purge: Up to 1200 ml/hr
• Bolus Rate: Up to 1200 ml/hr
• Bolus Volume: Settable (pre-set)
• KVO/KOR: 1% of the set rate or minimum of 0.1 ml/hr
• Mechanical Accuracy: +/- 1%
• Overall Accuracy: +/- 2% (Measured Time > 1Hr, min 0.2 ml excluding syringe tolerance)
• (Measured as per IEC 60601-2-24)

• Pressure Limits: Low 0.4 kg/cm2 (300 mmHg), Mid 0.8 kg/cm2 (600 mmHg), High 1.2 kg/cm2 (900 mmHg)
• Tolerance: +/- 20%
• Anti-bolus System: Reduces significantly bolus after occasion release (measured as per IEC 60601-2-24)

• Alarms: All the alarms are expressed by means of flashing message/symbol on the display and sound beep
• Syringe Detection: Syringe Dislocated, Drive Disengaged, Patient Line Disconnection, Plunger Disengaged
• Device Control: No Mains, Battery pre-alarm & Alarm, Idle Technical Malfunction
• Infusion Control: Occlusion, Infusion End pre-alarm & Alarm KVO/KOR, Syringe Empty

• Unit with pole clamp, power cord & operating manual

• Power Source: External Power 12 VDC converter (For Ambulatory supply)
• Battery Life: Upgradable to 5 hr / 10 hr @ 5 ml/hr
• Stack ability: Multiple inputs AC cord for up to 8 pumps
• Communication: RS232 port
• Other: Nurse call attachment

• Electrical Safety: Class II, Type CF

Documents: RespBuy Plenumtek Crest Syringe Pump.pdf

Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump FAQs

What is the Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump used for?

The Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump is designed for precise and controlled delivery of fluids, such as medications, anesthetics, and nutrients, to patients in clinical and hospital settings.

What syringe sizes are compatible with the Crest Syringe Pump?

The pump is compatible with multiple syringe sizes (commonly 5 ml, 10 ml, 20 ml, 30 ml, and 50/60 ml), depending on clinical needs.

Does the pump support both continuous and bolus infusion?

Yes. The Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump allows both continuous infusion and bolus dosing for flexible patient care.

Can infusion rates be adjusted easily?

Yes. The pump features user-friendly controls and a clear digital display, allowing clinicians to set and adjust infusion rates accurately.

What safety features are available in the Crest Syringe Pump?

The pump includes multiple safety mechanisms such as:

• Occlusion detection

• Syringe size detection

• Anti-bolus function

• Audible and visual alarms

Is the pump battery-operated?

Yes. It is equipped with a rechargeable battery for mobile use, in addition to AC power supply for stationary operation.

How long does the battery last?

The battery life typically lasts for several hours of continuous use (exact duration depends on infusion rate and syringe size).

Is the Plenumtech Crest Syringe Pump portable?

Yes. It is lightweight and compact, designed for easy transport within hospital wards, ICUs, and ambulances.

Does the pump have memory or data storage?

Yes. Some models support memory functions to store infusion history, making it easier for clinicians to track treatment.

Is it suitable for both adult and pediatric patients?

Yes. With adjustable settings and syringe compatibility, the pump can be used for adults, pediatrics, and neonates.

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