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Look, here's the thing about the S200 — and I've been getting this question for years — it's not built for continuous use, which throws some people off if they're used to wall-mounted units running all day.
It runs 30 minutes on, 10 minutes off, so you're basically resetting it like a duty cycle, but in an emergency room where you're cycling through patients anyway that 30-minute window is plenty for most suction tasks.
You hit 0.08MPa max vacuum with a flow rate of 20 L/min or better, and the 1000mL collection bottle is actually pretty generous for a portable unit of this size (just over 4kg and about the size of a thick laptop).
We usually keep a few hundred in stock but confirm lead time if you need more than 50 units or so — non-continuous operation is a limitation that's worth planning around if you're running back-to-back procedures.
Noise is down around 60dB, so it won't scare teh patient or drown out conversation, and Class II Type B safety means you can keep it near bedside without worrying about grounding issues.
It runs in a 30-minute ON / 10-minute OFF cycle, so it’s not meant for continuous operation. That cycle helps prevent overheating and keeps the motor reliable.
We can provide the CE certificate and a detailed test report showing vacuum, flow rate, and noise levels. Just let your sales rep know what you need.
The 1000mL collection bottle is made of polycarbonate and can be autoclaved. We recommend replacing the tubing and filter between patients for hygiene.
MOQ is 10 units for a first order. If you need a sample for evaluation, we can arrange that with a small deposit.
You can adjust it from 0.02MPa up to the max of 0.08MPa using the knob on the front. That lets you tailor suction for different patient needs.
