Infusion analyzers measure delivered flow, total volume and occlusion pressure, and they are the instrument that decides whether a pump goes back into service.

Channel count drives throughput

A single-channel IDA-1S suits a service engineer testing one pump at a time. A four-channel IDA-5 or IDA-6 lets a department run four pumps concurrently, which is what makes annual testing of a large fleet practical.

For departments with hundreds of pumps, channel count is the difference between a manageable programme and an impossible one.

Consumables and automation

Tubing sets and reservoirs are consumable and are frequently missing from used units. They are inexpensive but the analyzer cannot run without them.

Ansur automation handles sequencing and reporting across all channels, and is worth confirming if you test at volume.

Common questions

Can these test syringe and PCA pumps?

Yes, including PCA bolus and dual-flow testing on four-channel models.

Are the fluidics serviceable?

Yes, and cleaning between fluid types is normal practice. We flush and function test before listing.

What accuracy should I expect?

Typically better than 1% of reading on flow, which comfortably exceeds what infusion pumps themselves specify.

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