Syringe Pump LUMA_SP01

$688.00

SKU: LUMA-SP01 Category:

Veterinary syringe pump for precision micro-volume drug delivery and continuous-rate infusion in canine, feline, and small-animal patients.

Syringe Pump LUMA_SP01 — front view with TFT display and tactile keypad
Model
LUMA-SP01 (veterinary syringe pump)
Syringe Range
5 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 50 / 60 mL (any sterile brand)
Flow Rate
0.1 – 1500 mL/hr (50 mL syringe) · ±2 % accuracy
Modes
Rate · Time · Body-weight · Intermittent · Drug-library
Power
AC 100–240 V / DC 12 V · 25 VA · 7 h Li-polymer battery at 25 mL/hr

Product Overview

The LUMA-SP01 is a veterinary syringe pump engineered for accurate, low-volume drug delivery where the resolution of a drip-set or peristaltic pump is insufficient. It accepts any sterile syringe from 5 mL through 60 mL, delivers 0.1 – 1500 mL/hr depending on syringe size, and holds calibrated accuracy of ±2 % across the operating range.

Three independent occlusion-pressure levels, a comprehensive ten-condition alarm suite, anti-bolus on tubing disengagement, and a 7.4 V / 1900 mAh Li-polymer battery (~7 hours at 25 mL/hr) make the pump suitable for unattended CRI delivery, peri-operative analgesia, and inter-suite transport. Optional nurse-call and wireless-monitoring interfaces extend the device into multi-bed inpatient and ICU workflows.

Key Features

  • 0.1 – 1500 mL/hr flow rate range scaled to syringe size: 5 mL (0.1–150) / 10 mL (0.1–300) / 20 mL (0.1–600) / 30 mL (0.1–900) / 50 mL or 60 mL (0.1–1500).
  • ±2 % delivery accuracy after syringe calibration — sufficient for CRI of vasoactive drugs, opioid analgesia and anaesthesia top-ups.
  • Five delivery modes — Rate, Time, Body-weight, plus optional Intermittent and Drug-library — selected from the front keypad without external software.
  • Accepts any sterile syringe brand at the listed sizes; no proprietary disposables required.
  • Three-level adjustable occlusion-pressure threshold (low / middle / high, 40 – 160 kPa) tunes alarm sensitivity to patient and circuit.
  • Ten-condition alarm suite: syringe disengaged · almost done · infusion completion · empty · occlusion · low battery · handle off · AC fail · on battery · battery exhausted.
  • BOLUS function with size-matched rate (5 mL: 100–150 mL/hr · 50/60 mL: 100–1500 mL/hr) for controlled push doses without leaving the running infusion.
  • 1600 on-board history records for audit, shift hand-over and case review.
  • Adjustable KVO rate 0.1 – 2 mL/hr (default 0.1) keeps the vein open between infusion stages.
  • Built-in 7.4 V / 1900 mAh Li-polymer battery supports approximately 7 hours continuous at 25 mL/hr; full charge in 3 hours powered off, 10 hours powered on.
  • Class I, type CF classification — direct-cardiac-application isolated patient connection.
  • IPX3 splash protection, RS-232 computer interface, optional nurse-call and wireless monitoring interfaces.

Product Appearance

LUMA-SP01 syringe pump — front view with TFT display, alphanumeric keypad and integrated handle
Front panel: TFT display, alphanumeric keypad for drug entry, dedicated BOLUS / START / STOP / ENTER / SILENCE-CLEAR / POWER keys, integrated carry handle.
LUMA-SP01 syringe pump — side view with settings menu and syringe carriage assembly
Settings screen shows numbered menu: Syringe / Set Syringe Para / Occlusion / Bolus Settings / KVO Rate / Key Lock / Setting. Syringe carriage and grip on the right.
LUMA-SP01 syringe pump — three-quarter view showing loaded syringe with thumb-grip retainer
Three-quarter view with syringe loaded under the thumb-grip retainer and barrel clamp engaged — accepts 5 – 60 mL syringes without adapter changes.


Technical Specifications

Flow & Delivery

Compatible syringes 5 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 50 / 60 mL — any sterile brand
Infusion rate (5 mL) 0.1 – 150 mL/hr
Infusion rate (10 mL) 0.1 – 300 mL/hr
Infusion rate (20 mL) 0.1 – 600 mL/hr
Infusion rate (30 mL) 0.1 – 900 mL/hr
Infusion rate (50/60 mL) 0.1 – 1500 mL/hr
Accuracy ± 2 % (after syringe calibration)
VTBI (volume to be infused) 0 – 1000 mL
Volume infused counter 0 – 9999.9 mL
KVO rate 0.1 – 2 mL/hr (default 0.1)
BOLUS (5 mL) 100 – 150 mL/hr
BOLUS (10 mL) 100 – 300 mL/hr
BOLUS (20 mL) 100 – 600 mL/hr
BOLUS (30 mL) 100 – 900 mL/hr
BOLUS (50/60 mL) 100 – 1500 mL/hr
Delivery modes Rate · Time · Body-weight · Intermittent (opt) · Drug library (opt)

Safety & Alarms

Occlusion pressure 40.0 – 160.0 kPa, 3 adjustable levels (low / middle / high)
Alarm conditions Syringe disengaged · almost done · infusion completion · empty · occlusion · low battery · handle off · AC fail · on battery · battery exhausted
Classification Class I, type CF
Ingress protection IPX3 (splash from vertical, ≤ 60°)

Power & Battery

AC power 100 – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz
DC input 12 ± 1.2 V
Power consumption 25 VA
Battery Li-polymer, 7.4 V / 1900 mAh, rechargeable
Operating time ≈ 7 hours at 25 mL/hr
Charging time 10 h with power on · 3 h with power off

Physical

Dimensions (L × W × H) 300 × 130 × 125 mm
Net weight 1.8 kg
Display Colour TFT with status menu
Keypad Alphanumeric for drug-name entry
Mounting Integrated carry handle (optional pole clamp accessory)

Connectivity

Computer interface RS-232
Nurse-call interface Optional
Wireless monitoring system Optional
History records 1600 entries on-board

Environmental

Operating temperature 5 °C – 40 °C
Operating humidity 10 % – 95 % RH
Operating pressure 86 – 106 kPa
Transport temperature -20 °C – 60 °C
Storage temperature -20 °C – 45 °C

Clinical Applications

Continuous-Rate Infusion (CRI)Vasoactive drugs (dopamine, dobutamine), opioid analgesia (fentanyl), sedatives (midazolam, dexmedetomidine) at sub-mL/hr precision unreachable with gravity drip sets.
Anaesthesia MaintenanceTIVA / partial TIVA delivery of propofol, ketamine or alfaxalone in body-weight mode during surgical procedures.
Critical Care & ICUInotrope / pressor titration in shock cases; insulin CRI for diabetic ketoacidosis; magnesium and electrolyte correction with controlled rates.
Pain ManagementPost-operative analgesia via opioid CRI; multimodal analgesia delivery during long orthopaedic or oncologic procedures.
Exotic & NeonatalSub-0.5 mL/hr dosing for very small canines, felines, exotics and neonatal patients where syringe-pump resolution is mandatory.
Chemotherapy DeliverySlow controlled administration of cytotoxic agents requiring accurate dose per body surface area and protected line management.

Workflow & Installation Notes

  • Syringe loading: open the thumb-grip retainer, seat the syringe flange into the carriage, close the retainer onto the plunger. The pump auto-detects syringe size from any of the six supported brands and prompts a confirmation on screen.
  • Programming: select mode (Rate / Time / Body-weight / Intermittent / Drug-library), enter parameters via the alphanumeric keypad, press START. Use BOLUS for a controlled push at the size-matched rate without stopping the running infusion.
  • Occlusion settings: set the three-level pressure threshold (low / middle / high) appropriate to the line and patient — neonates and small exotics typically use low; large-canine peripheral lines use middle or high.
  • Power: mains AC 100–240 V universally; the pump switches to internal 7.4 V / 1900 mAh Li-polymer battery automatically for transport. DC 12 V input for vehicle and mobile setups.
  • Battery management: keep on mains when stationary so the battery stays topped up. A 3-hour off-power or 10-hour on-power charge restores full capacity from empty.
  • Cleaning: wipe the housing with a non-abrasive veterinary disinfectant. The IPX3 rating tolerates vertical splash; protect connectors and the syringe-carriage rail from fluid pooling.
  • Integration: the RS-232 port supports computer logging; nurse-call and wireless-monitoring interfaces are available as factory options for multi-bed inpatient deployments.

Package Contents

  • 1 × LUMA-SP01 veterinary syringe pump
  • 1 × AC power cord
  • 1 × Operator manual


Downloads & Documentation

Why Choose the LUMA-SP01

  • Workflow efficiency. Accepts any sterile syringe from 5 to 60 mL — no proprietary disposables, no separate accessory packs by syringe size, no minimum-order lock-in.
  • Clinical accuracy. ± 2 % calibrated accuracy plus three-level occlusion thresholds support pressor titration, opioid CRI and TIVA where dose-rate fidelity changes patient outcome.
  • Practice economics. One pump platform covers neonatal microdosing (sub-mL/hr) through high-rate bolus delivery (1500 mL/hr) and replaces multiple single-purpose syringe drivers.
  • Crash-cart and inter-suite ready. 1.8 kg with integrated carry handle and ~7 h battery; moves between OR, ICU, recovery and exam without re-installation.

Warranty & Support

LUMA-SP01 ships with a manufacturer warranty covering parts and labour for the duration specified at order confirmation. LumaVet provides operator training documentation and authorised service for the device. Contact us for a written quotation specific to your jurisdiction.

FAQ

Do I need proprietary syringes?
No. The LUMA-SP01 accepts any sterile syringe brand in 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 or 60 mL. The pump auto-detects size after calibration and applies the matching rate envelope. Practices keep their existing syringe supply contracts.
What is the smallest infusion rate it supports?
0.1 mL/hr on any compatible syringe size, with KVO mode programmable from 0.1 to 2 mL/hr. This covers neonatal canine and feline patients, exotics and sub-1 kg cases where drip-set resolution is insufficient.
How accurate is the delivery?
± 2 % after syringe calibration. The Class I type-CF classification permits direct-cardiac-application use, which makes the pump appropriate for vasoactive CRIs where dose-rate error directly affects haemodynamic response.
How long does the battery last?
Approximately 7 hours at a continuous 25 mL/hr maintenance rate from a full charge. Charge time is 3 hours with the pump powered off, 10 hours powered on. Keep the device on mains when stationary so battery stays topped up.
What occlusion levels can I set?
Three adjustable thresholds — low, middle, high — across a 40 – 160 kPa range. Use low for neonates and small-bore peripheral lines; middle for typical small-animal CRI; high for large-bore central lines where physiologic resistance is higher.
Does it support integration with a clinic management system?
The RS-232 computer interface supports local logging. Optional nurse-call and wireless-monitoring interfaces enable multi-bed monitoring and remote alarms. Specify these options at order placement.