Skanray
Skan Tru Flo | Infusion Pump
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- Supports all standard disposable IV sets
- Multiple occlusion levels and pressure display
At a glance
- Supports all standard disposable IV administration sets for straightforward setup
- Multiple infusion modes with anti-bolus protection for controlled delivery
- Multiple occlusion levels with a real-time pressure display for early alarm detection
- Maximum infusion rate up to 1200 ml/h for fast-flow requirements
- Intuitive touchscreen interface with a night mode for low-light ward use
- Pole-mountable design with up to 5 hours of backup power; optional drop sensor available
- Multiple infusion modes and Anti bolus
- Maximum infusion rate up to 1200ml/h
- Intuitive Touchscreen display with night mode
- Pole mountable
- Backup power up to 5 hours
- Compliant with IEC and ISO guidelines
- Optional drop sensor
Frequently asked questions
What is the Skan Tru Flo infusion pump used for?
It is used to deliver IV fluids and medications to patients at a controlled, programmable rate, supporting all standard disposable IV administration sets.
How does it help prevent infusion errors?
It offers multiple infusion modes with anti-bolus protection, multiple occlusion levels, and a real-time pressure display so staff can quickly spot line blockages or pressure changes.
What is the maximum infusion rate?
It can deliver fluids at up to 1200 ml/h for procedures requiring faster infusion.
Can it run on battery power?
Yes, it has up to 5 hours of backup power for use during transport or a mains interruption.
Is it compliant with recognised safety standards?
Yes, it is compliant with IEC and ISO guidelines for infusion devices.
Can it detect drops in the IV line?
An optional drop sensor is available to add drop-rate monitoring to the standard pressure-based occlusion detection.
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