Raising the standard for EMS suction units. The LSU features industry first device diagnostics, a "no-tools" replaceable battery, built-in charger and an integrated vacuum regulator/power on knob. All this in a rugged "bump-proof/splash-proof" design that is very quiet.

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Features:

  • Dependable... 
    Device diagnostics check all critical system functions
  • Easy to use..
    Single large knob operates the unit
  • Variable vacuum... 
    w/5 commonly used Oropharyngeal/Tracheal settings
  • High performance... 
    Capable of  > 30 lpm at 500+ mmHg setting
  • Rugged... 
    Full "Rib Cage" design protects canister while suction unit meets stringent splash-proof (IP34D) and bump-proof requirements
  • Quiet... 
    Extremely quiet when operated at low vacuum levels. This allows the unit to be particularly effective in a hospital environment or any other setting that demands quietness. At 500+ mmHg the db(A) level is 57 or less.
  • Flexible... 
    Comes with a built-in AC/DC power transformer. The unit can be operated or charged directly from AC/DC mains or an optional wall bracket.

Ready, Willing and Able:
The only suction unit that offers one-touch testing to quickly check all functions: occlusion, vacuum build-up efficacy, maximum achievable vacuum level and air leakage.

Full range of tracheal and/or oropharyngeal vacuum levels set by a single knob that doubles as a power switch.

High night/day visibility LEDs indicate all critical system functions.

Includes: Suction Unit, AC and DC Cords, Canister with Patient Tubing, Battery, Vacuum Tubing, and Directions for Use.

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