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HORIZON CLASSIC (Classic) Modular Infusion System The Horizon Infusion Pump is intended for use with McGaw Horizon I.V. sets to regulate the flow of primary and secondary fluids when positive pressure is required. The infusion system is capable of delivering fluid from a negative head height (when the I.V. fluid container is lower than the pump), and provides clinically accepted volumetric accuracy for all standard I.V. fluids, including blood, lipids and TPN. In syringe operation, the Horizon can utilize leur locking syringes, sizes 10-60 ml. A special syringe adapting add-on set with microbore tubing and syringe caddy are available through your McGaw Representative. Positive pressure is frequently a necessity but clinical experience shows that high pressure limits can increase the severity of an infiltration without causing an alarm. Because there is a need to control pump pressure settings, the Horizon Infusion Pump has user-selectable occlusion pressure limit settings which start at 75 mmHg and extend to 500 mmHg. For epidural infusions which require higher pressures, the pump has extended occlusion pressure setting of 750 mmHg. Because some infusions require multiple flow rates during the delivery cycle, the Horizon Infusion Pump is equipped with two automatic multiple delivery rate modes. The Profile Delivery mode incorporates a standard ramped delivery regimen, and the Programmable Delivery mode can be set up to sequentially deliver up to nine user-selected volumes of fluid each at a user-selected rate. Both modes are designed for ease of use in the home-care environment. The Horizon Infusion Pump also incorporates a Dose/Rate mode which automatically calculates the rate when dose information is entered, or the dose when rate information is entered. The pump is equipped with distinct audible and visual alarm signals to indicate KVO, low battery, and actual alarm conditions. EPIDURAL
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SPECIFICATIONS
| Mechanism | Volumetric (Non drop-Counting), Positive Pressure Displacement Reservoir |
| Dimensions | Width 12.4" (31.5
cm) Height 4.8" (12.2 cm) Depth 12.2" (31.5 cm) |
| Weight | Approximately 11.9 lbs. (5.4 Kg) |
| Power Requirements | 90-132 VAC, 30 Watts, 47/63 Hz excluding accessories (domestic), 180-264 VAC, 30 Watts, 47/63 Hz excluding accessories (International) |
| Grounding Resistance | Meets UL Standard 544 |
| Leakage Current | Meets or exceeds UL Standard 544, Section 27.2 and ANSI/AAMI Safe Current Limits (July 9, 1985) for each device |
| Plug | Hospital Grade (3 pin) |
| Pole Size Range | 0.75" to 1.25" |
| Battery | 12 Volt sealed lead-acid battery for ambulatory use. Run time is dependent on the state of battery charge and the rate of fluid delivery. |
| Rate Range | Standard: (Primary and Piggyback) 0.1 to 999.9 mL/hr Micro: (Primary and Piggyback) 0.1 to 99.9 mL/hr |
| Volume to be Infused Range | 0.1 to 9999.9 mL |
| Occlusion Pressure | 75, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, and 750 mmHg Standard mode default is 300 mmHg. Micro mode default is 100 mmHg. Both defaults are user adjustable. |
| Keep Open Rate | 3 mL/hr for prescribed delivery rates of 3 to 999.9 mL/hr, or the continuation of the prescribed delivery rate for 0.1 to 2.9 mL/hr settings. |
| Volume Delivered | Volume Delivered Accuracy +/- 5% |
| Fluid Types | All standard I.V. Fluids, including lipids & TPN |
| Alarms | Air-in-line, Battery Very Low, Container Empty, Door Open, Downstream Occlusion, Hold Time exceeded, Repair Instrument, Set Improperly loaded, Set Piggyback Rate, Set Piggyback Volume, Set Primary Rate, Set Primary Volume, System Alarm, Upstream Occlusion |
| Air-in-Line Alarm | 0.09 cc |
| Hold Time Exceeded Alarm | Activated after three minutes on hold without user interaction (deactivated if the door of he pump is open) |
| Memory | Permanent data retention after the pump is turned off, unless the battery is depleted or disconnected, or unless the Data Retention Defaults have been otherwise selected in the Biomed options |
| ADMINISTRATION SETS | Horizon Pump IV Set, 15 Drops/mL, with check Valve and 3 injection sites |
