Dräger VarioVac D Vacuum Regulator, DIN Connection
A Dräger VarioVac D vacuum regulator for continuous and wound drainage with a DIN connection to the piped vacuum supply, used in intensive care and neonatal units.
The Dräger VarioVac D Vacuum Regulator sets and holds the vacuum drawn from the piped hospital vacuum supply for continuous and wound drainage. Drainage calls for a lower, sustained vacuum than bronchial suction, and the D configuration is set for that duty. This variant carries the DIN gas connection.
It is manufactured in Germany and carries no RFID tag. The regulator is documented for Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care across adult, paediatric and neonatal patients. It is fitted at bed spaces managing wound or continuous drainage, and is used with a secretion jar set and a vacuum hose to make up the drainage position.
The DIN variant is one of several connection options in the VarioVac D range and must match the terminal units already installed. The Dräger VarioVac D Vacuum Regulator, DIN Connection is ordered from HumaNova under Dräger part number MP00507 (GTIN 4048675029441). Confirm the terminal unit standard in the receiving department, as the DIN variant will not fit outlets built to another connection standard.
HumaNova supplies Dräger suction and nebulisation equipment and consumables to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the United Arab Emirates and the wider GCC, and quotes this line on request. Because the Dräger suction programme runs to a large number of closely related references, we ask buyers to quote the part number on the enquiry rather than the description alone, which removes the ambiguity between connection standards, lengths, pack sizes and patient configurations that otherwise causes the wrong variant to be supplied.
Pricing is issued by RFQ. Send the part number, the quantity required and the receiving department or facility, and our team will return a written quotation against that specification. Buyers building out a suction or nebulisation requirement can list several part numbers on a single enquiry and receive one quotation covering the whole set, which keeps regulators, ejectors, jars, holders and hoses on the same purchase order.
If the requirement is a replacement for equipment already installed, quoting the existing part number on the enquiry is the quickest route to a matching line; where the existing reference is not known, a note of the device or terminal unit it connects to is usually enough for our team to identify it.
