Cl Medical Portable Suction Unit, ELA01, 0.08MPa, 18 Ltrs/Min Flow Rate, 1000ML Volume Capacity

The CL Medical Portable Suction Unit, ELA01 is a compact, high-efficiency medical suction device engineered to deliver reliable airway clearance and emergency suction support across hospitals, ambulances, clinics, and home-care environments. Designed for both routine and urgent medical procedures, this advanced unit provides strong, stable negative pressure performance, ensuring rapid removal of secretions, fluids, and debris to maintain open and safe airways for patients. Built around a powerful 0.08 MPa suction pressure system, the ELA01 offers consistent and effective vacuum force suitable for emergency response, surgical preparation, post-operative care, and respiratory therapy. Its 18 Ltrs/Min flow rate ensures fast fluid evacuation, helping caregivers handle critical situations with precision and confidence. This portable unit features a large 1000ml collection bottle, providing ample volume capacity for extended procedures without frequent emptying. The transparent, impact-resistant design of the bottle allows practitioners to easily monitor fluid levels, ensuring safe operation and preventing overflow. A secure sealing system and overflow protection enhance user safety by preventing backflow and contamination. Engineered with portability in mind, the ELA01 boasts a lightweight, compact body that is easy to carry, making it ideal for emergency medical teams, ambulance paramedics, and bedside care. Despite its mobility, the unit maintains exceptional structural durability, with a reinforced housing that withstands repeated transport, demanding environments, and routine disinfection. The user-friendly control interface includes simple, clearly marked knobs and indicators that allow precise adjustment of suction levels, enabling caregivers to tailor performance to specific patient needs. Quiet operation minimizes disturbance during use, supporting a calm and comfortable environment—especially valuable in clinical wards and home-care settings.