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Homepump C-Series 125 mL Portable Pump with 5 mL/Hour Flow Rate, C125050
Homepump C-Series 125 mL Portable Pump with 5 mL/Hour Flow Rate, C125050
$2,272.95
- Medex SKU:
- AVA-C125050
- Packing Info:
- 24/Case
- Usually Ships:
- 7 - 10 Business Days
Description
The Avanos C125050 is a specific model within the Homepump C-Series* ambulatory infusion line. It is a non-electronic, disposable elastomeric pump designed to deliver high-volume medications at a fixed rate, typically over a 24-hour period.
Key Features
Elastomeric Drive: Uses a pressurized internal balloon to provide consistent delivery pressure without batteries or electricity.
Fixed Flow Restrictor: Employs a specific capillary restrictor at the distal end of the tubing to maintain a pre-set rate, eliminating programming errors.
Silent and Discreet: Operates without mechanical noise or alarms, allowing patients to maintain a normal lifestyle and sleep without interruption.
Ambulatory Portability: Lightweight and compact design allows the device to be worn in a carrying pouch for total patient mobility.
Integrated Filtering: Includes a built-in 1.2-micron air-eliminating and particulate filter to ensure patient safety.
Transparent Reservoir: Features a clear outer shell that allows clinicians and patients to monitor the progress of the infusion visually.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: C125050.
Nominal Fill Volume: 125 mL.
Maximum Fill Volume: 125 mL.
Flow Rate: 5 mL/hr.
Nominal Infusion Duration: 25 hours (standard 1-day therapy).
Accuracy: Typically delivers within +- 15% of the nominal flow rate.
Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
Material: Contains DEHP; manufactured without natural rubber latex.
Packaging: Standard selling unit is a case of 24 units.
Regulatory: Prescription Only (Rx).
Primary Uses
Oncology: Primarily used for the continuous infusion of chemotherapy drugs (such as 5-Fluorouracil) that require a 24-hour delivery cycle.
Antibiotic Therapy: Ideal for administering IV antibiotics that need a steady hourly rate to remain within the therapeutic window.
Post-Operative Pain Management: Used to deliver continuous local anesthetics or analgesics into a surgical site or through an IV line.
Outpatient Treatment: Facilitates the transition of patients from hospital to homecare by providing a reliable, maintenance-free infusion method.