Many answers to common questions can be found here. For additional information please Contact Us to ask further questions.
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  • National Home Infusion Association March 9th thru 12th 2008; Phoenix, AZ

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Questions


Q. How does the Eureka work?
A: The Eureka Infusion Pumps work by means of 'positive pressure displacement'. A solution container that is placed into the Eureka pump housing. Resting against the solution container is a bladder that inflates creating pressure. The flow rate is based on tubing sets calibrated to work based on the pressure range which is preset with each pump.


Q: What are the alarms and what do they mean?
A:  There are several alarms and indicators, each designed to make the Eureka pumps safe and easy to use.
Indicators are:

 

Mode LED's (light emitting diodes) to signify state
  1. Power On
  2. Stop Mode
  3. Infuse Mode

Safety Indicator LED's
  1. External Power Supply connected
  2. Battery Charged
  3. Battery Low
  4. Check Status



Q: What does a Check Status Alarm mean?
A:  A Check Status alarm can occur for the following reasons or conditions.

 

  1. Lid Open during Infuse State.
  2. Excessive pressure.
  3. Infuse pressure not reached in allotted time.
  4. Time-Out.
No pressure change for allotted time
(when this occurs it means the infusion is complete)

 

Q:Where can I purchase one today?
A: Currently we are taking Distributor Applications. If you are a medical professional, either forward your information to use by means of our Contact Form or let your current medical supply distributor know about us.




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