Professional 12V Medical Suction Unit for Ambulances and Emergency Response
The Askir 30 12V Suction Unit is a professional portable electric aspirator engineered for use inside ambulances and emergency response vehicles. Operating directly from a 12V DC vehicle power supply, it provides dependable suction for aspirating blood, mucus, saliva, and respiratory secretions during patient transport and emergency care.
Equipped with a maintenance-free, oil-less piston pump, adjustable vacuum control, and a durable, autoclavable collection jar, the Askir 30 12V delivers reliable performance for emergency medical services, rescue organizations, hospitals, and mobile healthcare providers throughout South Africa and across Africa.
Key Features
Features Include
- Designed for emergency vehicles
- Direct 12V DC power operation
- Powerful 25 L/min suction capacity
- Oil-less maintenance-free piston pump
- Continuous-duty operation
- Adjustable vacuum control
- Lightweight portable design
- 1-litre autoclavable collection jar
- Antibacterial filter included
- Safety float overflow protection
- Silicone suction tubing
- CE-certified medical device
Reliable Emergency Suction
The Askir 30 12V is designed for aspiration of:
- Blood
- Mucus
- Saliva
- Oral secretions
- Nasal secretions
- Tracheal secretions
- Other body fluids
Its dependable performance supports emergency airway management during patient transport.
Optimized for Ambulance Use
Powered directly from a 12V DC vehicle system, the Askir 30 eliminates the need for an internal battery while ensuring continuous suction throughout emergency response operations.
Ideal for:
- Ambulance Services
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- Rescue Vehicles
- Patient Transport Units
- Disaster Response Teams
- Mobile Medical Clinics
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Product Name | Askir 30 12V |
| Product Type | Portable Medical Suction Unit |
| Model | ASKIR 30 12V |
| Suction Capacity | 25 L/min |
| Maximum Vacuum | Adjustable -0.75 Bar (-75 kPa / 563 mmHg) |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Power Consumption | 40 W |
| Pump Type | Oil-less Maintenance-Free Piston Pump |
| Operation | Continuous |
| Collection Jar | 1 L Autoclavable (120°C) |
| Dimensions | 350 × 210 × 180 mm |
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Fuse | 1 × 6.3A / 250V |
| Filter | Antibacterial |
| Aspiration Probe | CH20 |
| Certification | CE, Class II Device |
| Safety Standards | EN 60601-1, UNI EN ISO 10079-1 |
| MOQ | 1 Unit |
Standard Accessories Included
Each Askir 30 12V includes:
- 1 L Autoclavable Collection Jar
- Safety Float Lid
- Silicone Tubing Set (6 × 10 mm)
- Tube Connectors
- CH20 Aspiration Probe
- Antibacterial Filter
Applications
Suitable for:
- Ambulance Services
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- Rescue Vehicles
- Patient Transport
- Hospitals
- Emergency Departments
- Disaster Response Units
- Mobile Healthcare Services
The Askir 30 12V provides dependable suction for emergency patient care where reliable vehicle-powered operation is essential.
Benefits
Advantages Include
- Operates directly from 12V vehicle power
- Continuous-duty performance
- Lightweight and portable
- Maintenance-free piston pump
- Adjustable suction pressure
- Autoclavable collection jar
- Professional emergency medical quality
Why Choose Premium Medical Equipment Innovations?
Premium Medical Equipment Innovations supplies surgical suction units, emergency medical equipment, ambulance equipment, patient care devices, and healthcare solutions throughout South Africa and Africa.
We support:
- Hospitals
- Ambulance Services
- Emergency Medical Services
- Government Healthcare Departments
- Rescue Organisations
- Medical Procurement Teams
Our commitment to quality ensures healthcare professionals receive dependable equipment that supports safe, effective, and reliable emergency patient care.
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