Feeding Pump AM-FP31
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Feeding Pump AM-FP31

Feeding Pump AM-FP31 adopts external feeding set with silicone tube. Purge when pump stops and bolus when pump starts with an adjustable rate at 600 to 2000 ml/h. It is portable and palm sized with detachable charging base. Maintains up-to 8 hours battery backup and battery status indication. Compatible with vehicle power for ambulance. Curvilinear peristaltic mechanism is used as pumping mechanism. Ai-in-line can be detected through Ultrasonic detector. Real time display is used for indication of VTBI, Flow rate and infused volume.

Pumping Mechanism Curvilinear peristaltic
Enteral Feeding Set Compatible with IV sets of any standard
Flow Rate 1 to 2000 ml/h (in 1,5,10 ml/h increments)
Purge, Bolus Purge when pump stops, bolus when pump starts, rate at 600 to 2000 ml/h( in 1,5,10 ml/h in increments)
Accuracy ±5%
VTBI 1 to 9999 ml
Infusion Mode ml/h
Withdraw 600 to 2000ml/h in (1,5,10 ml/h in increments)
Cleaning 600 to 2000ml/h in (1,5,10 ml/h in increments)
Alarms Real-time infused volume, automatic power switching, mute button, purge, bolus, system memo
Occlusion Sensitivity High, medium, low
Air-in-line Detection Ultrasonic Detector
Wireless Management Optional
Fluid Warmer Optional( 30 to 40℃, in 1℃ increments, over temperature alarm)
Power Supply 110/230V, 50 to 60 Hz, 25 VA, Battery: 9 to 12.6 V, rechargeable Vehicle Power: 12 V
Battery Life 8 hours at 100 ml/h
Working Temperature 10 to 30℃
Relative Humidity 30 to 75%
Atmospheric Pressure 860 to 1060 hpa
Size 150×120×60 mm
Weight 1.5 Kg
Safety Classification Class II, type CF
Fluid Ingress Protection IPX5
  • Real time infused volume
  • Automatic Power switching
  • Provided with mute key
  • System memory and history log
  • Withdraw and cleaning at adjustable rate
  • Dynamic pressure system is used for detection of pressure variations in line
  • On site checking of history log up to 50000 events
  • Fluid warmer is sued as optional
  • These are mainly used when a tube feeding needs to be administered slowly over an extended period of time

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