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The VacuAide is a small and lightweight portable
aspirator. It is primarily used for bronchial / oral
hygiene, effective airways clearance and helps to control
infection.
The VacuAide is ideal for home or hospital use and meets
the stringent ISO 10079-1 standards for emergency transport
suction.
It can be used from its internal battery or directly from
the power supply.
- High performance
capabilities with a vacuum
range of 80 - 550 mmHg and a
flow range of 0 - 27 l/min.
- Meets the stringent ISO
10079-1 standard.
- Comes complete with a
rechargeable battery, 12 V
DC in car charger, mains
lead and carry case.
- Has a switch mode power
supply allowing operation on
any AC voltage 100 V - 240
V.
- Has an integrated
bacterial filter.
- Automatic float shut-off
to prevent overflow into the
unit
- The 7305 model is
available in two options;
the 7305P-U with a 800ml
disposable collection bottle
or the 7305P-US with a
1200ml re-usable collection
bottle.
- Uses a rechargeable
battery with 60 minutes run
time
- Automatically recharges
when connected to the power
supply
- 12 V DC capability for
vehicle charging
Refer to the AARC Guidelines for
appropriate subatmospheric pressures.
- Neonates: 60—80 mm Hg
- Infants: 800—100 mm Hg
- Children: 100—120 mm Hg
- Adults: 100—150 mm Hg
Negative pressures should not exceed 150
mmHg as higher pressures have been shown to
cause trauma, hypoxemia and atelectasis.
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Can the
VacuAide be
used for
gastrointestinal
suction?
No. The
VacuAide is
designed for
oral
tracheal
suctioning.
Gastrointestinal
suctioning
requires
automatic
intermittent
suctioning,
and our
units
provide
continuous
suctioning.
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How often
should the
bacterial
filter be
changed?
Change
bacteria
filter if
overflow
occurs or
every two
months,
whichever
comes first.
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Is it
necessary to
use a scale
or gauge
when setting
the vacuum?
Absolutely!
Always use
the vacuum
scale or
guage
provided. If
you do not
use a scale
or gauge,
the setting
could be off
by 50 — 100
mm Hg.
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Is the
DeVilbiss
7305
VacuAide
approved for
airline use?
Yes, model
7305P (with
battery)
meets the
RTCA/D0-160D
section 21
category M
allowing use
on airlines.
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Can the
DeVilbiss
7305
VacuAide be
used for
Emergency
Medical
Services in
ambulances,
fire
departments
etc?
Yes, the
VacuAide
meets
emergency
suctioning
standards.
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How long is
the battery
run time and
will
continuous
charging
harm the
unit?
The battery
run time is
approx 60
minutes and
continuous
charging is
recommended.
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Do I need a
special
voltage
converter to
use my
VacuAide in
a foreign
country?
A special
voltage
converter is
not needed
because the
VacuAide has
a
switch-mode
power
supply,
which
automatically
adjusts to
voltages
from 100—240
Volts AC at
60 or 60 Hz.
It is,
however,
necessary to
purchase the
correct
mains lead
for the
country you
are
travelling
to.
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What are the
appropriate
guidelines
for trachea
and
nasopharyngeal
suctioning?
Refer to the
AARC
Guidelines
for
appropriate
subatmospheric
pressures -
See Features
section for
the
guidelines
and
reference.
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