The Alaris 8100 infusion pump is part of the popular Alaris System by BD. As a modular system,
it connects directly to the Alaris 8015 Point of Care Unit. There are two PCU options,
one has a screen size of 4.7 inches and a larger screen version has a screen size of 5.7 inches.
The 8100 module is also called the LVP or large volume pump module. It can be mounted to an IV
pole with the adjustable clamp found on the back of the Point of Care Unit.
The Alaris System can be powered through a wall outlet or through the internal battery that can
last up to six hours. The easy to read screen and numeric keypad make it simple to program
an infusion. Up to four modules of any combination can be attached to the PCU.
Used for Adult, Pediatric and Neonatal patients,
the Alaris System features Guardrails safety software to protect patients from infusion errors.
Hospitals can create customizable drug libraries to fit the needs of each facility.
The PCU can also be equipped with a demo drug library to be used for education purposes.
The Alaris 8100 is compatible with a variety of BD Alaris Dedicated Tubing Sets.
Flow rates range between 0.1 - 999 ml/hr.
The Sigma Spectrum Infusion pump manufactured by Baxter is ideal for acute care hospital settings.
The pump is small, lightweight and mobile, which makes it a popular choice for many
healthcare customers. It has an outstanding battery life that lasts up to eight hours.
It can easily be mounted to an IV pole for use when transporting patients.
The Sigma Spectrum is a single channel pump and is compatible for use with Baxter IV tubing sets.
It is simple to set up and can program infusions safely and accurately.
This Sigma Spectrum features Dose Error Reduction Software that helps promote better patient safety.
Hospitals can customize the drug library to fit their medication needs,
while educators can use a demo drug library to train their students.
The flow rate range capability of the Sigma Spectrum is 0.5 to 999 ml/hr.
The Hospira Plum A+ is another popular IV pump used in hospitals. It is a single channel pump
used in the General Floor, Surgical Unit, Burn Unit, Pediatrics and many other hospital settings.
The internal battery can last up to six hours.
The large screen and numeric keypad make programming the Plum A+ simple. As a smart
pump, the included MedNet Safety Software helps protect clinicians from making infusion errors.
Dedicated Plum cassette tubing is used to operate the Hospira Plum A+.
Similar to other popular infusion pumps, the flow rate range is 0.1 to 999 ml/hr.
The Infusomat Space large volume pump from BBraun has a unique design where multiple pumps can be
vertically stacked. It is designed for use in the Intensive Care Unit, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit,
Emergency Department and other hospital care settings. Used as a single-channel pump,
the rechargeable battery can last up to four hours.
The Infusomat can be easily attached to an IV pole with the adjustable clamp. The keypad on this pump
is a unique feature. It is non-numeric with simple arrows to simplify infusion programming.
The customizable drug library contains clinical advisories to promote better patient safety.
Clinicians can use dedicated BBraun tubing sets when operating this IV pump.
This pump features a flow rate range of 0.1 to 1200 ml/hr.
The Alaris 8100, Baxter Sigma Spectrum, Hospira Plum A+, and BBraun Infusomat are all
excellent options for your infusion pump needs. As an industry leader in medical equipment leasing,
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