A NICU nurse would set this up on a tiny preemie, running a heparin drip at 0.5ml/h, and the pump's automatic syringe detection catches the 10ml size without any manual input — it's pretty much a set-and-forget for the really delicate cases.

We've seen these go into pediatric wards where the flow rate range of 0.1 to 999.9ml/h covers both micro-drips and bolus pushes, and the 2.8-inch TFT LCD shows real-time data that's easy to read in dim lighting.

The 5000mAh lithium battery lasts a full shift or so, roughly 8-10 hours depending on the rate, but it's not suited for high-flow adult infusions above 500ml/h because teh syringe mechanism can struggle with larger volumes.
MOQ is usually 10 units, and our company provide COA and HPLC data on each batch — occlusion alarm triggers at about 300mmHg, which is tighter than most older pumps, and the IPX2 rating means it'll handle a spill but not a dunk.

Actually, one thing buyers don't always ask about is the auto KVO mode that kicks in after the infusion finishes, keeping the line open at 1ml/h to prevent clotting, and we typically have stock but confirm lead time for the 50ml syringe adapters.
Our MOQ for the SP950 is 50 units per order, but we can sometimes negotiate smaller lots for first-time buyers or trial runs.
Yes, the SP950 carries CE marking and is manufactured under ISO 13485 quality management standards. We can share copies of these docs with your order.
Standard lead time is 25-30 working days after order confirmation and deposit. Rush orders may be possible depending on current production.
Absolutely, the SP950 is compatible with 10ml, 20ml, 30ml, and 50ml syringes, making it suitable for precise dosing in neonatal and pediatric care.
The syringe fall alarm triggers an audible beep and a visual alert on the 2.8" TFT display when the syringe is dislodged or improperly seated, helping prevent accidental underdosing.