HP-G04 Foot-Operated Suction Machine
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- The HP-G04 is foot-operated: a pedal generates the suction, so no power supply is needed.
- It is a practical backup for electric units during power cuts and a primary unit for field, rural and disaster-response work.
- The photo shows a pedal pump, vacuum gauge and collection jar on a base plate; confirm jar volume and achievable vacuum on the datasheet.
The HP-G04 foot operated suction machine generates vacuum with a pedal, so it works without electricity. It keeps basic suction available during power cuts and serves as the main unit in field clinics and emergency kits.
Key Features
- Foot-operated pump, per the model name; no mains power or battery needed.
- Hands stay free to guide the catheter while the foot builds suction.
- The product photo shows a pedal pump, vacuum gauge and collection jar mounted on a base plate.
- Achievable vacuum and jar volume are stated on the datasheet.
Applications
- Backup suction for wards and clinics during a power failure
- Rural clinics and field hospitals
- Ambulances, disaster response and emergency kits
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination
- Jar volume and spare jars
- Catheters and tubing to include in each kit
- Carton marking if you assemble emergency kits
A common setup pairs the HP-G04 with an electric model such as the HP-G01: the powered unit for routine use, the pedal unit for outages and transport.
Specifications
| Model | HP-G04 |
|---|---|
| Power source | Foot-operated (no electricity required) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and where the HP-G04 will be used (hospital, clinic or home care), and we will confirm which documents are available before you order. The user manual and technical datasheet can be requested with the quote.
Frequently asked questions
+What is a manual suction machine?
A manual suction machine creates vacuum by hand or foot action instead of a motor. Foot-operated units such as the HP-G04 leave both hands free to handle the catheter.
+How do you use a foot operated suction machine?
Place the unit on a stable floor, connect the tubing and catheter, and press the pedal repeatedly to build and hold vacuum while you guide the catheter. Empty and clean the jar after use according to the manual and your infection-control rules.
+Why keep a foot suction pump if we already have electric units?
Electric units stop in a power outage or where there is no socket. A foot pump keeps basic suction available at those moments, which is why it is common in emergency kits, ambulances and remote clinics.