The Medical Central Suction System utilizes the vacuum pump unit at the central suction station as the negative pressure source. Through the suction of the vacuum pump, the pipeline of the suction system achieves the required negative pressure value, generating suction at terminals in operating rooms, emergency rooms, treatment rooms, and various wards. It is primarily used to remove phlegm, blood, pus, and other contaminants from patients.

System Components

Central Suction Station: Also known as the negative pressure station, it is an independent operating room composed of vacuum pump units and vacuum containers. It generally includes vacuum pumps, vacuum valves, vacuum instruments, vacuum tanks, waste collection tanks, connecting pipelines, and electrical control cabinets.
Suction Pipeline: The pipeline system from the central suction station to various wards, floors, and rooms, mainly consisting of vacuum pipelines and some pipeline components.
Terminal: The end of the suction pipeline, featuring plug-and-play self-sealing quick connectors to connect suction devices such as suction machines and suction bottles.