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HOMEPUMP ECLIPSE, 50 ml, 50 ml/hr (Contains DEHP), SE050500
$1,225.95
- Medex SKU:
- AVA-SE050500
- Packing Info:
- 24/Case
- Usually Ships:
- 7 - 10 Business Days
Description
The Avanos SE050500 is a model within the Homepump Eclipse Series*, a line of non-electronic, disposable elastomeric infusion pumps. It is designed for high-flow, short-duration delivery of medications, primarily for outpatient or home-based intravenous therapy.
Key Features
Elastomeric Pressure System: Uses a pressurized internal balloon to deliver medication consistently without the need for batteries, power cords, or gravity.
Rapid Delivery Profile: Specifically engineered for bolus-style or short-term infusions rather than the multi-day delivery found in chemotherapy-specific pumps.
Fixed Flow Technology: Employs a pre-set capillary restrictor to maintain a steady flow rate, eliminating the risk of electronic programming errors.
Silent and Discreet: Operates completely without noise or mechanical alarms, allowing for comfortable treatment during daily activities or rest.
Integrated Safety Filtering: Includes a built-in air-eliminating and particulate filter to protect the patient from air embolisms and contaminants.
Transparent Shell: Features a clear outer housing that allows clinicians and patients to monitor the progress of the infusion visually.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: SE050500 (Homepump Eclipse*).
Nominal Fill Volume: 50 mL.
Flow Rate: 50.0 mL per hour.
Nominal Infusion Duration: Approximately 1 hour.
Accuracy: Typically delivers within +- 15% of the nominal flow rate.
Sterilization: Sterilized using Gamma Radiation (GAMEO).
Material: Contains DEHP; manufactured without natural rubber latex.
Packaging: Standard unit of sale is a case of 24 units.
Regulatory: Prescription Only (Rx).
Primary Uses
Short-Term Antibiotic Therapy: Ideally suited for delivering intravenous antibiotics that require a 30-to-60 minute administration window.
Hydration Bolus: Used to provide a quick, measured volume of fluids to patients in an ambulatory or home setting.
Emergency or Outpatient Care: Frequently used in clinics to free up electronic infusion hardware for non-critical medications requiring controlled delivery.
Home Infusion Therapy: Facilitates the easy transition of patients from hospital settings to home care for daily or intermittent IV treatments.