Moog Curlin 6000 CMS

Key Features and Benefits

• Five Therapy Modes: Supports Continuous, PCA (Patient-Controlled Analgesia), TPN, Intermittent, and Variable Modes for maximum clinical versatility.
• Ambulatory Design: Lightweight and compact, designed for both stationary and mobile infusion needs.
• Flow-Stop Safety Feature: Automatically halts fluid flow when the door is opened to prevent free flow.
• Simple Programming Interface: Large screen with step-by-step prompts minimizes training time and user error.
• High Precision Delivery: Accurate to ±5% with patented flow-control technology.
• Event Log and Reports: Tracks infusion history and alarm events for improved clinical oversight.
• Battery Operated: Up to 8 hours of runtime on a single charge, enhancing mobility and reliability in home care.
• Compatible with Curlin Administration Sets: Designed for secure and consistent drug delivery.

Specifications

• Pump Type: Ambulatory volumetric infusion pump
• Therapy Modes: Continuous, PCA, TPN, Intermittent, Variable
• Flow Rate Range: 0.1 to 400 mL/hr (depending on therapy mode)
• Accuracy: ±5%
• Volume Range: 0.1 to 9999 mL
• Display: LCD screen with backlight
• Power Supply: AC adapter and internal rechargeable battery
• Battery Life: Up to 8 hours
• Dimensions: Approx. 4.5″ H × 6.5″ W × 2.1″ D
• Weight: Approx. 1.5 lbs
• Event Log: Stores up to 4000 infusion-related events
• Alarm Types: Occlusion, empty reservoir, end of infusion, low battery, door open
• Administration Set Compatibility: Curlin proprietary sets with integral free-flow protection

Clinical Applications

The Curlin 6000 CMS supports infusion therapy across diverse care settings and therapy types:

• Home Infusion Therapy: Reliable and patient-friendly for long-term use at home.
• Hospitals and Clinics: Supports IV, subcutaneous, and epidural infusions in med/surg and oncology units.
• Pain Management: Facilitates PCA therapy with clinician-configurable dose parameters.
• TPN Delivery: Precisely manages nutrient infusion schedules and rates.
• Ambulatory Patients: Allows patients to remain mobile and active during treatment.