Heavy Duty Portable Aspirator Suction Machine

Individuals with complex respiratory needs in a home care setting will find everything they need in the Aspirator Suction Machine with Collection Jar and Vacuum Gauge from Rhythm Healthcare. With powerful electric-powered suction, this small but mighty suction machine cleans mucus, blood, or other obstructions from your airway in minutes. It is easy to maintain and is designed with maximum patient safety in mind.

The unit is portable and even includes an easy-carry handle with an ergonomic cushioned grip for easy transportation and placement. When in use, Four rubber suction cup feet keep the unit secure on most flat surfaces, and the unit can be plugged directly into the wall for use and includes a grounding plug for low risk of injury from electrical shock.

The Rhythm Healthcare Aspirator Suction Machine with Collection Jar and Vacuum Gauge is easy to operate; there's a straightforward on/off switch, and a knob to adjust suction intensity. A clearly market pressure gauge allows you to accurately control vacuum suction when the unit is in use. An interchangeable antibacterial HEPA filter keeps harmful contaminants from entering the collection canister, reducing the risk of contamination for patients and caregivers during disposal. The collection cup itself holds up to 800cc of fluids and has a built-in automatic float shut-off, to eliminate the risk of backflow aspiration.

Proper maintenance of the Rhythm Healthcare Aspirator Suction Machine is crucial for optimal performance and hygiene. To clean the collection bottle, turn off the aspirator, disconnect the power, and empty the bottle immediately after each use. Clean with hot water and mild detergent, rinse with vinegar solution, or use rubbing alcohol. Alternatively, a commercial disinfectant can be employed, following recommended instructions.

For the aspirator and collection bottle lid, disconnect from the power, and wipe with a disinfectant-soaked cloth, but avoid submerging in water to prevent damage. Tubing should be disconnected, rinsed with hot water and vinegar solution, and air-dried. These steps ensure a clean and safe environment for patients and caregivers.