Syringe Pump SP08: Key Highlights
±2%
Listed Accuracy Controlled Fluid Delivery
3.8"
Clear Display Easy Data View
5–60
Syringe Sizes Multiple mL Options
03
Infusion Modes Flexible Rate Control
Syringe Pump SP08 for Hospital Infusion Care
The Syringe Pump SP08 helps trained hospital staff give fluids and medicines at a set rate. It is made for supervised care in ICUs, hospital wards and other treatment areas. The pump has a clear 3.8-inch screen. It also offers three modes for different care needs.
The SP08 works with several syringe sizes, from 5 mL to 60 mL. Its listed accuracy is ±2%. The pump also offers a KVO function, battery backup and rate control. As a result, care teams can select a suitable setup based on the treatment plan.
The compact design makes the unit easy to place near a bed. However, all settings must be checked before use. Doctors and nurses must follow the care plan and the device manual.
Key Features
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Listed ±2% Accuracy: Helps staff manage fluid flow at a set rate. Correct setup is still essential.
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3.8-Inch Display: Shows key pump settings. As a result, staff can view the selected rate and related details.
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Three Operating Modes: Offers speed, speed + time and speed + volume modes for different needs.
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Multiple Syringe Sizes: Supports listed sizes from 5 mL to 60 mL. However, approved brands must be checked.
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Adjustable Flow: Offers syringe-based rate settings. For example, the listed 50 mL range reaches 1500 mL/h.
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KVO Function: Includes a listed Keep Vein Open rate. Staff must follow the prescribed plan.
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Battery Backup: Supports use away from mains power for a limited period. Check the rated backup time.
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Compact Design: Weighs about 1.5 kg as listed. Therefore, it can fit into many bedside care setups.
For Doctors and Nursing Teams
The SP08 supports syringe-based fluid delivery under trained staff care. First, the care team selects a syringe approved for the pump. Next, staff set the required rate, time or volume as prescribed.
The pump offers different flow ranges based on syringe size. For example, its listed 10 mL range is 0.1–300 mL/h. The 50 mL range is 0.1–1500 mL/h. Therefore, staff must check the selected syringe before starting the pump.
The display helps staff read the selected settings. Also, battery backup can support short periods away from mains power. However, staff must check the drug, dose, syringe, flow rate and pump status throughout use.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Model |
SP08 |
| Product Type |
Syringe Infusion Pump |
| Display |
3.8 Inches |
| Listed Accuracy |
±2% |
| Modes |
Speed, Speed + Time, Speed + Volume |
| Syringe Sizes |
5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 60 mL |
| 5 mL Rate |
0.1–150 mL/h |
| 10 mL Rate |
0.1–300 mL/h |
| 20 mL Rate |
0.1–600 mL/h |
| 30 mL Rate |
0.1–900 mL/h |
| 50 mL Rate |
0.1–1500 mL/h |
| KVO Rate |
2.5 mL/h (listed) |
| Battery |
Backup supported; confirm rated duration |
| Weight |
Approx. 1.5 kg |
| Dimensions |
248 × 151.5 × 97 mm |
| Operating Temperature |
5°C to 40°C |
| Humidity |
Below 80% |
Values are from the current product listing. Please check the manual for approved syringes, rate limits, alarm features and battery life.
Benefits for Hospital Care
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Set Flow Rates: Staff can select a rate based on the treatment plan.
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Choice of Syringes: The pump supports various listed sizes. However, syringe brands must be approved.
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Easy Data View: The screen shows pump settings. Also, it helps staff check the selected values.
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Compact Body: The small design saves space near hospital beds.
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Power Backup: The battery provides temporary power. As a result, staff have backup support during a short power loss.
Where Can Hospitals Use the SP08?
ICU Care
For suitable syringe-based treatment under close staff care.
Operation Theatres
For prescribed fluid delivery during suitable procedures.
Hospital Wards
For care plans that need a set syringe flow rate.
Clinical Care Units
For trained teams using approved syringes and fluids.
What Should You Check Before Buying?
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Flow Needs: First, check the rates and fluid volumes used by your care unit.
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Syringe Fit: Next, confirm the syringe sizes and approved brands.
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Alarm Features: Also, ask about alerts for blockages, low power and syringe faults.
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Battery Backup: Check the rated battery life and how it is tested.
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Mounting: Ask if the pole clamp and other mount parts are included.
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After-Sales Care: Finally, confirm service, warranty and spare part support.
Basic Use and Care
- First, check the pump, power supply and battery status.
- Next, prepare the prescribed fluid and an approved syringe.
- Then load the syringe as shown in the user manual.
- Before use, confirm the drug, dose, flow rate and volume.
- During use, monitor the patient, pump status and any alarms.
- Finally, clean and check the unit as advised in the manual.
Buying Syringe Pumps for Your Hospital?
Need one SP08 pump or several units for your care team? MeddeyGo can help with product details and purchase queries. Also, our team can share stock and accessory details. Send your quantity, department and city to discuss your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Syringe Pump SP08 used for?
It helps hospital staff give prescribed fluids and medicines at a set rate. However, it must be used by trained staff.
Which syringe sizes does SP08 support?
The listed sizes are 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 and 60 mL. Also, check the approved syringe brands before use.
How accurate is this pump?
Its listed accuracy is ±2%. However, correct setup and routine checks are still needed.
What modes does SP08 offer?
It offers speed, speed + time and speed + volume modes. Therefore, staff can choose a mode based on the prescribed plan.
Does the pump have battery backup?
Yes, battery backup is listed. However, the exact rated time should be checked before purchase.
What does KVO mean?
KVO means Keep Vein Open. It is a low-flow function. Its use must follow the care plan.
Can SP08 be used in an ICU?
It may suit some ICU care needs. However, the clinical team must check the pump's features before use.
Important Safety Information
This pump is for trained healthcare staff. Always check the drug, dose, syringe, flow rate and programmed volume before use. Also, monitor the patient and watch for device alarms. Wrong settings may cause too much or too little fluid to be given. Therefore, follow the user manual and hospital care rules at all times.
