Extraoral Dental Suction Machine (HEPA H14 Filter Brushless Motor)

Description In dental procedures involving ultrasonic scalers, 3-way syringe, or high and low speed handpieces – water and mist combined with bacteria, viruses, saliva, blood and other tissues in the patient’s mouth produce dangerous aerosols. This custom extraoral dental suction system, with built in two layers of HEPA H14 Filters, UV-C & Plasma Sterilization traps these aerosols, cleans the air and releases it back, effectively helping prevent cross-infection in the operatory. Features 1. Two sets of Activated Carbon HEPA grade H14 filters, combined with a vacuum motor with excellent suctioning ability! 2. Includes UV-C Irradiation and Plasma Sterilization – which effectively eliminates pathogens contained in aerosols and droplets suctioned into the machine. 3. Rolling base with segmented rotary arm allows optimal adjustment to your desired position over patient. 4. Includes touch-panel controls to adjust power (2 settings,) and a digital display which keeps track of usage for timely filter/bulb replacement. Technical Specification FDA: Class 1 Device Power supply: AC 110V – 240V 50Hz/60Hz Power : 1000VA Control: Touch Screen, (2 Suctioning Speeds) Optional Foot Controller Noise: ≤65 dB Negative pressure flow : 3500~4000L / min Filtration: Mesh filter at Suction cup to prevent suctioning of large particles (gauze etc.)  followed by primary HEPA Activated Carbon H14 filter, an additional HEPA Activated Carbon H14 secondary filter. Filtration Efficiency:  > 99.99% Disinfection: Built-in Plasma Sterilizer and UV disinfection lamp that disinfects the suctioned aerosols. Free arm: Segmented rotary arm (four-section), multi-position universal adjustment Base Dimensions: 320mm x 330mm x 755mm (not including arm) Protection against electric shock : Type B Filter Replacement Recommendation: 1000 hrs of use or 6 months Optional Equipment Foot Control Pad This extraoral suction system is a must have in all Dental Operatories to help reduce potential for cross infection between patients and practitioner. How to Video Filter Replacement Process for Extraoral Suction System Useful Links Aerosols and Splatter in Dentistry: A Brief Review of the Literature and Infection Control Implications