What is an intermittent pneumatic compression device?
An intermittent pneumatic compression device uses a powered pump and inflatable garments to apply timed pressure cycles. For procurement, the key questions are intended setting, pressure protocol, cycle timing, garment compatibility, battery operation and market-specific documentation.
What should a distributor compare?
Pressure and cycle protocol
Confirm the default pressure, permitted adjustment range, inflation and rest timing, and whether the configuration matches the approved instructions for use.
Garment configuration
Check calf, calf-thigh and foot options, tubing connections, size availability, single-patient-use requirements and packaging.
Power and portability
Review battery capacity, expected operating time, charging requirements, weight and dimensions for bedside, transport or home-care workflows.
The model values below are catalogue references, not clinical recommendations. The linked product page and current documents are the source of truth for quotation and market review.
Selected HuanYu Health references
Current portfolio references include Devon24R, Devon24D and Devon62 configurations. Published values on our product page are catalogue references and require final model and market confirmation.
- Devon24R: 50-second cycle and 40 mmHg default pressure reference.
- Devon24D: 60-second cycle with a 10-second holding reference.
- Devon62: 12-second inflation and 48-second rest reference.
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Frequently asked questions
What information is needed for a DVT compression device quotation?
Provide the destination market, care setting, required garment type, model preference and estimated quantity.
Are compression garments interchangeable between pumps?
Compatibility must be confirmed for the selected pump, connector, garment type and instructions for use.
Can HuanYu Health provide technical documents?
Current catalogues, selected specifications, drawings, instructions for use and available compliance files can be requested before quotation.