ER-221

ER-221™ is a class I medical device designed to support health care staff members during endoscopes pre-washing steps, to ensure complete traceability and automation of the process. This device allows operators to save time and supports them during the instrument’s manual washing steps. These usual procedures involve repetitive actions and do not completely avoid risks of error which can cause inflammations and osteoarticular diseases.
ER-221™ is a compact system that can be located upon the sink or hung on the wall using a specific wall bracket.

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Through its wide 7” HD touch screen display, ER-221™ helps the operator during all phases, guiding him step by step through graphic messages on the display.

Leak test is performed at the start of the washing cycle to check the integrity of the endoscope. To do so, the machine alternates vacuum and pressure phases and then maintains a positive pressure inside of the endoscope for the whole cycle, avoiding the risks of instrument infiltrations.

Even in case leaks are later detected inside the endoscope, after alerting the operator, the ER-221™ is able to keep the instrument under positive pressure.

Automatic detergent dosage thanks to the internal pump, that doses the right quantity of detergent avoiding risks of waste and overdosage.

Automatic rinsing after washing the endoscope channels to eliminate detergent leftovers.

Complete traceability through paper report or data transfer between ER-221™ and hospital server through Ethernet connection (dedicated software – DataTrace Mdg).

Practical and fast use through barcode, manual controls or RFID reader.

Dimensions (WxDxH) 43×24,5×22 cm
(Measures do not include fittings, barcode reader and printer).

The ER-221™ is designed to automate the cleaning process of instruments, ensuring a fast and safe cleaning procedure. With this system, the operator is only required to clean the external surface of the endoscopes.

Dual working mode (for ER-221/LV and ER-221-B/LV models). The device can be used in combination with sinks also equipped with pre-mixing basins or with sinks only equipped with washing basins. In the first case, the device is able to perform the pre-mixing in the dedicated basin, while the instrument is located inside of the washing basin.

In this way, the system allows the external washing of the endoscope by immersion and the washing of the endoscopic channels in a ‘clean’ manner, without recirculating the liquid already used and ensuring complete cleaning of the device while preventing the risk of cross-contamination.

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