For immediate information on how to order SSCOR portable suction devices, please contact Brooke Say, SSCOR Vice President, (818-351-4785, brooke@sscor.com).   

SSCOR DUET®
Model Number: 2314 with Bemis canister, 2314H with Medline or Cardinal canisters

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Powerful, Portable, Dependable Hospital Aspirator

The SSCOR Duet is designed as an emergency back up suction unit whenever a standard wall vacuum is not an option.

This portable aspirator has a variable regulator that allows the negative pressure to be adjusted quickly between <50 to >525mmHg with a quarter turn of the knob to provide reduced vacuum for tracheal and pediatric procedures as well as vacuum less than 50mmHg for neonates.

The control panel clearly indicates vacuum level, battery condition, and connection to power – letting the user know the pump is running. It also features a battery care system designed to gently hold the battery at optimal charge, without harmful overcharging.

The SSCOR Duet is:

    • A powerful hospital aspirator designed for up to 45 minutes of continuous suction during patient transport or emergency situations beyond the reach of standard wall suction device.
    • Designed and tested to meet the needs for emergency suction
      • Listed in ETL
      • Conforms to ISO 10079-1, UL 60601-1, IEC 60601-1, and EN 60601-1-2
      • Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO. 601.1-M.90, IP34 per IEC 60529, EN1789:1999
    • Built using quality components designed for durability, reliability and longevity.

 

The control panel indicates vacuum level, battery condition, connection to power and lets the user know the pump is running.  Charging is controlled for maximum battery life and the PC board protects the battery from deep discharge.

The variable regulator allows the negative pressure to be adjusted quickly between <50 to >525mmHg with a quarter turn of the knob to provide reduced vacuum for tracheal and pediatric procedures as well as vacuum less than 50mmHg for neonates.

The SSCOR Duet is:

  • A powerful hospital aspirator designed with quality parts
  • Designed and tested to meet the needs for emergency suction
  • Designed to last

The SSCOR Duet cannot be used or adapted to the SSCOR mounting bracket. Should you want the ability to attach the Duet to the side of a crash cart or affix to a wall please click here to go to the SSCOR Duet with Mounting Bracket.

Free Aspirator Test Kit

 

The SSCOR Duet In 2 Minutes

 

caution-2 CALIFORNIA WARNING 

Can expose you to diisononyl phthalate (DINP), a carcinogen, Lead and Lead Compounds a carcinogen and a reproductive toxicant.

See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Standard Canister Options

The SSCOR Duet is available in two standard canister configurations, the 2314 and the 2314H, to specifically fit the canister you use in your facility.

duet-with-charging-statement-500pxDuet with 1200cc Bemis Canister - pn:2314 (Canister is included)

Duet-H-with-Medline-canister-3bDuet with 1200cc Medline Canister - pn:2314H (Canister is not included)

Duet-H-with-Guardian-canister-3aDuet with 1200cc Cardinal Canister  pn:2314H (Canister is not included)

****If you use a liner based canister please contact Brooke Say at brooke@sscor.com or call 818-351-4785 to discuss your specific canister requirements.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

How often do I need to replace the battery in my suction unit?

The type of battery you have will determine how often you need to replace it.

Sealed‐Lead Acid‐ We recommend replacing the battery after 3 years or when it shows signs of losing capacity.
Alkaline ‐ Do not use the battery after the

“USE BY” date on the battery label.
If you would like to test the capacity of your battery, we’ve created a helpful battery test video for you here.

What does mmHg mean?

Millimeters of mercury (mmHg) is a unit of measure for pressure or negative pressure. This is the standard unit of measurements for suction units.

Do I need to throw away/replace the tubing that connects that canister to the unit after each use?

No, you do not need to throw away this tubing after each use. The tubing only needs to be replaced as needed if it is affecting your suction unit/device’s functionality, or if the tubing becomes soiled/contaminated.