ZNB-XB-Y1200 Dual Channel Infusion Pump (Volumetric)
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- ZNB-XB-Y1200 puts two volumetric infusion channels in one pump; the catalog photo shows a split display with readouts for both lines.
- One unit on the pole instead of two single-channel pumps when a patient needs two infusions at once.
- Per-channel flow range, accuracy, battery and alarm list are confirmed on the datasheet sent with the quotation.
A dual channel infusion pump runs two infusion lines from one unit, which helps when a patient needs a fluid line and a medication line at the same time. The ZNB-XB-Y1200 is the two-channel volumetric pump in the HOPE INTERNATIONAL range and sits next to the single-channel ZNB-XB-Y1000.
Key Features
- Two channels in one housing, with a split display showing both lines (catalog photo).
- Volumetric pumping with standard infusion sets.
- One pole mount and one power connection for two lines, saving space at a crowded bedside.
- The datasheet covers per-channel flow-rate range, accuracy, battery runtime and alarms.
Applications
- ICUs and high-dependency beds where two infusions run together.
- Operating rooms and recovery areas.
- Wards short on pole space or power sockets at the bedside.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity split between the Y1200 (two channels) and the Y1000 (one channel).
- Destination country, mains voltage and plug type.
- The infusion sets you use.
- Tender requirements such as per-channel rate range, alarm list and battery runtime.
- Required documents, installation and training needs.
Specifications
| Model | ZNB-XB-Y1200 |
|---|---|
| Pump type | Volumetric infusion pump |
| Channels | 2 (dual channel) |
| Infusion set compatibility | Standard infusion sets |
| Housing (catalog photo) | Split display for two channels, keypad, carry handle on top |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
For multi-channel pumps, tenders often ask for per-channel performance data; tell us the requirement and we confirm what the ZNB-XB-Y1200 documentation covers.
Frequently asked questions
+What types of infusion pumps are there?
The main types are volumetric (large-volume) pumps, syringe pumps, ambulatory pumps and patient-controlled analgesia pumps. Volumetric pumps come in single-channel and multi-channel versions. Our range covers single-channel (Y1000) and dual-channel (Y1200) volumetric pumps as well as syringe pumps.
+When should you use an infusion pump instead of a gravity drip?
Hospitals use a pump when the rate must stay accurate and constant, for example with potent drugs, pediatric fluids or parenteral nutrition, or when staff cannot check drips often. Gravity drips remain common for routine fluids where small rate changes are acceptable.
+What causes infusion pump alarms and how are they cleared?
Typical causes are a closed clamp or kinked line (occlusion), air bubbles in the tubing, an empty bag, an open door or a low battery. Staff fix the cause, then silence the alarm and restart the channel as the user manual describes. The Y1200 alarm list is on its datasheet.
+Can the two channels run at different rates?
Dual-channel pumps are generally programmed channel by channel. The ZNB-XB-Y1200 per-channel settings, and whether the channels can also run in sequence, are confirmed on its datasheet.