Rossmax V7 Dual Power Suction Unit

Rossmax V7 dual-power suction unit is ideal for tracheotomised patients, as well as for minor surgical procedures and post-operative therapy.

The suction unit features a button-operated lid for easy opening.

Dual-power suction unit has LED battery indicator, making the V7 ideal for use on the go.

The unit includes a tubing holder, tubing depository, and accessory compartment for organized storage.

The ergonomic design and well-angled dashboard provide comfortable and effortless operation.

Equipped with two suction modes—High Vacuum and High Flow—the unit adapts to different patient needs.

Rossmax V7 dual power suction unit can be used to remove unwanted fluids or infectious materials from the airway or respiratory support system in health care structures like hospitals and home care.

Suction unit generates suction (aspiration) which allows fluids to be extracted through connecting PVC tubing connected to a collection canister which retains the fluids until they can be properly disposed of.

Dual power suction unit has rechargeable lithium-ion- battery. It delivers -600mmHg vacuum and 30 litre/min flow rate under normal mode and 25 litre/min power-saving mode.

The suction unit features a triple-protection overflow valve, an antibacterial filter, and a fool-proof design that prevents backflow of fluids and the entry of airborne contaminants into the pump.

Suction unit is very easy to transport and convenient for patient. The battery can last for 45-minutes in normal mode and 60 minutes in power saving mode with a strong vacuum of -600mmHg.

Connect the suction catheter to the connecting PVC tubing.

Switch on the unit (ON/OFF switch).

Place your finger on the manual regulator to activate the suction, and begin suctioning the patient using the suction catheter.

The unit is ready to put the suction catheter to the patient.

Disconnect the silicone tubing (20) from both the canister and the device.

Remove the canister from its holder.

After application, switch off the device and remove the AC adaptor from the mains socket.

Do not submerge in water as this will result in damage to the vacuum pump.

Do not use any cleaners or disinfectants that contain ammonia, benzene and/or acetone to clean the unit.

Avoid physical damage.