Dräger EVAC Adapter, DISS Male to Puritan Bennett Coupling
A suction adapter converting a DISS male EVAC connection to a Puritan Bennett EVAC coupling, used across Dräger anaesthesia, ventilation and incubator platforms.
The Dräger EVAC Adapter joins a DISS (Diameter Index Safety System) male EVAC fitting to a Puritan Bennett EVAC coupling. It is used on the vacuum side of the installation, where the suction terminal unit or hose assembly presents a coupling type different from the one fitted to the device or regulator in service.
The adapter is documented for intensive care, neonatal intensive care and operating room use across adult, paediatric and neonatal patients, and is associated with the Globe-Trotter device family. Listed compatibility is broad, covering the Globe-Trotter IC transport incubator, the Zeus and Zeus IE workstations, Atlan A300 and A300 XL, Primus and Primus IE, Perseus A500, the Fabius family, Savina and Savina 300, the Evita range, Oxylog transport ventilators and the Babylog VN500 and VN600 neonatal ventilators.
It is fitted at the vacuum connection during set-up rather than forming part of the patient circuit. The compatibility list covers a broad installed base, so the exact machine variant should be checked against Dräger documentation rather than assumed from the family name. In practice the item is held as Intensive Care, Neonatal Intensive Care and Operating Room stock.
Order by Dräger part number 4119079, GTIN 854397004147, country of origin United States. HumaNova supplies Dräger suction and medical gas connection accessories to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the GCC. Confirm the coupling type at the wall terminal and at the device when you enquire, so the direction of the conversion is matched to your installation.
Pricing is issued through request for quotation: submit an RFQ with the part number and quantity and the HumaNova team will respond with a written quotation. Country of origin is recorded as the United States. Quoting the part number rather than a description keeps the line unambiguous, since this range includes closely related items.


