Yuwell 7E-A sputum suction device with a suction rate of 17 liters per minute
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500ر.س-10%Product description
7E-A designed for suction of phlegm and fluids such as pus and abscesses as needed, for home use and sanitary facilities. Works with an oil-free suction pump with a suction regulator and pressure indicator, and comes with a 1000 ml bottle and flow protection. Suction rate 17 liters/minute, device dimensions 28 × 19.6 × 28.5 cm, weight 4.4 kg.
Why this product?
Oil-free suction pump and does not require lubrication
Suction regulator and pressure indicator on the device interface
1000 ml bottle with flow protection
Suction rate 17 liters/minute
Equipped with a set of tubes and bacterial filter(s)
Operates via DC 12V power supply according to specifications
Specifications
Brand: Yuwell
Model: 7E-A
Input power: 90V
Power supply: DC 12V; 44VA
Maximum negative pressure: 0.075 Megapascal
Suction rate: 17 liters/minute
Operating noise: up to 65 decibels (A)
Tank size: 1000 ml (one bottle)
Dimensions: 28 × 19.6 × 28.5 cm
Weight: 4.4 kg
Warnings and precautions
Use under supervision of a caregiver or specialist when needed
Not for abortion suction
Ensure the bottle, tubes, and filter are securely attached before operation
Do not operate the device without the bottle and accessories installed
Stop use and seek professional help if leakage, unusual noise, or sudden decrease in suction is observed
Clean the bottle and accessories after use according to the supplier’s instructions or facility protocol
Suitable for suction of phlegm in people with difficulty expelling secretions
Home use and sanitary facilities
Adults and children as specified in the product description
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the Yuwell 7E-A be used for children too?
A: Yes, it can be used for both adults and children as described in the product description.
Q: What is the bottle capacity?
A: 1000 ml (one bottle).
Q: Does the pump need lubrication?
A: No, the pump is oil-free.
Q: What is the suction rate?
A: 17 liters/minute (Model 7E-A).




