Technical Specs

Parameter	Specification
Device Type	Volumetric IV infusion pump
Infusion Rate	1–699 mL/h, adjustable in 1 mL/h increments
Volume to Be Infused (VTBI)	1–9,999 mL, adjustable in 1 mL increments
Stated Infusion Accuracy	±5% with a compatible, calibrated IV set
Keep Vein Open (KVO) Rate	1–5 mL/h, adjustable by qualified personnel
Display	TFT LCD with physical-key operation
Displayed Information	Delivery rate, target volume, delivered volume and remaining infusion time
Air-in-Line Detection	Ultrasonic detection; adjustable sensitivity of 0.01–0.14 mL
Pressure Sensitivity	7 selectable levels
Alarm System	Audible and visual alerts for occlusion, air bubbles, door open, near completion, KVO, low battery and technical faults
AC Power Input	100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
DC Power Support	12 V DC
Battery	Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
Settings Memory	Retains infusion parameters after power-off
Carrying & Mounting	Integrated carry handle and adjustable IV-pole mounting bracket
Dimensions	Approx. 197 × 145 × 135 mm (H × W × D)
Weight	Approx. 2.0 kg

IV Infusion Control

Program the prescribed infusion rate and monitor delivered volume and remaining time on one LCD screen. Audible and visual alarms alert veterinary teams to occlusions, air bubbles, and an open pump door, supporting timely checks throughout the infusion.

Key Features

Controlled IV Flow

Set delivery from 1–699 mL/h in 1 mL/h steps. The stated ±5% accuracy applies with a calibrated IV set.

Calibrated IV-Set Compatibility

Support for multiple standard IV sets gives your clinic more consumable options. Each set type must match a validated calibration profile.

Layered Safety Functions

Audible and visual alarms, an IV-set clamp and an anti-bolus function support supervised infusion.The pump monitors for occlusion, air in the line and an open door, with audible and visual alerts to prompt staff assessment.

Clear Status & Practical Controls

View rate, target volume, delivered volume and remaining time on the LCD. Physical keys, saved settings and an internal battery support daily workflows.

Who Is This For

Veterinary Clinics

For teams delivering veterinarian-prescribed IV fluids to dogs and cats using calibrated administration sets.

Inpatient Care Teams

For supervised ward care where staff need a clear view of rate, accumulated volume and remaining time.

Procedure & Recovery Teams

For monitored IV fluid delivery around veterinary procedures, with settings and suitability determined by the clinician.

How It Works

Prepare the IV Set

Use a validated IV set. Prime and inspect the line according to the supplied instructions before connecting it to the patient.

Load & Secure

Mount the pump securely, route the tubing through the indicated channel and close the pump door correctly.

Confirm the Program

Select the matching IV-set profile. A trained clinician confirms the prescribed rate, target volume and alarm settings.

Start & Monitor

Start delivery with the physical keys. Monitor the patient, display and tubing, and investigate alerts promptly.

Device Controls & Display

Device Layout Overview

The LCD displays infusion information, while status indicators help your team identify operating and alarm conditions. Physical keys provide access to settings and delivery controls. The pump door opens to reveal the IV-tube channel for loading and inspection, while the integrated carry handle and pole clamp support convenient positioning in your veterinary clinic.

Display Guide

View key infusion information on one screen. Rate shows the programmed delivery rate (mL/h), Total shows the target infusion volume (mL), Already shows the volume delivered (mL), and Time shows the remaining infusion time under the current program. Clearly labeled fields help your veterinary team review settings and monitor infusion progress.

IV Set Compatibility

Match your IV set to the pump’s calibrated configuration. Confirm the manufacturer, product reference and tubing specifications, then select the corresponding IV-set profile. New set types require calibration and validation by qualified personnel. The treating clinician should verify that the 1–699 mL/h flow range and 1 mL/h adjustment steps suit the patient and intended infusion protocol.

What’s in the Box

Safety & Care

Safety & Warnings

Use by trained veterinary personnel with patient monitoring.
Confirm that the intended fluid and administration route are supported by the supplied instructions and the clinician’s protocol.
Treat alarms as prompts for assessment; resolve the cause before restarting.
Recheck stored settings, set selection and prescribed values for each new patient.

Care & Maintenance

Switch off and disconnect power before cleaning as instructed.
Clean external surfaces using the method specified in the supplied instructions. Keep liquids out of openings.
Inspect the door, tubing channel, mount, cord and battery condition routinely.
Use qualified service personnel for calibration, repairs and technical updates.

Troubleshooting

Alert or Issue	Checks & Recommended Action
Air-Bubble Alarm	Inspect the IV line for trapped air. Follow the supplied instructions to resolve the cause before resuming infusion.
Occlusion Alarm	Check for closed clamps, kinked tubing or obstructions. Follow the specified pressure-release procedure. Do not simply raise the alarm threshold.
Door-Open Alarm	Confirm that the tubing is correctly seated and the door closes securely. Inspect for obstructions or damaged components.
Low-Battery Alert	Connect to an appropriate AC power supply and check the charging status. Maintain patient monitoring and assess whether infusion can safely continue.
Unexpected Delivery or Persistent Fault	Stop clinical use. Have qualified personnel check the IV-set profile, tubing placement and calibration. Arrange servicing if the problem persists.

For trained veterinary personnel. Follow the supplied instructions and resolve the cause of an alarm before restarting.

FAQ

Is this an infusion pump or a syringe pump?

This is a volumetric infusion pump that delivers fluid through a compatible IV administration set. A syringe-driver mechanism is not part of this device.

What is the flow range, and how accurate is it?

The stated range is 1–699 mL/h with 1 mL/h increments. Stated accuracy is ±5% with a calibrated IV set. Tubing selection, setup, operating conditions and maintenance affect actual delivery.

What does KVO mean?

KVO means Keep Vein Open. After the target infusion volume is delivered, the pump can continue at a configured low rate of 1–5 mL/h. A clinician must confirm the appropriate setting and continued monitoring.

Does every alarm stop the infusion?

Most fault alarms stop delivery. Near-end, KVO and low-battery alerts are documented exceptions. Staff must assess the displayed message and patient promptly instead of assuming every alert has stopped the pump.

Can a pet owner use it at home?

The page is intended for trained veterinary professionals in supervised clinical care. A veterinarian determines fluid selection, infusion settings and patient monitoring; the pump does not select a treatment plan.

Veterinary Infusion Pump with LCD Display and Alarms

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Technical Specs

IV Infusion Control