Secondhand Opstar Enteral Feeding Pump

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Report date: 18.12.2025

OpStar Enteral Feeding Pump Analysis Report

Device Identification

The device in the examined visuals is an electronic Enteral Feeding Pump used for medical purposes. The device is designed to deliver liquid nutrients to patients’ digestive systems (stomach or intestines) in a controlled manner. The visuals show the device itself, a power adapter, and a connection cable.

Brand and Model

As a result of detailed examination of the product, the brand has been clearly identified as OpStar. The logo is located on the upper-middle part of the device’s front face in the “OpSt⭐️r” style. The model number information could not be 100% definitively confirmed due to the low readability of the text on the back label and insufficient visual angle. Therefore, model information is not provided.

Originality

Upon examining the device’s outer casing, logo, keypad quality, and warning symbols on the labels, the product is assessed to be an original OpStar production. No molding defects or insecure part connections are observed.

Areas of Use

This device is used in enteral nutrition therapy for patients who cannot adequately feed orally. Its primary areas of use are:

• Inpatient care in hospital settings such as intensive care, neurology, and oncology departments.
• Patients receiving home care services who require tube feeding.
• Nursing homes and palliative care centers.

This product is a medical device and should only be used under physician’s recommendation and with appropriate feeding sets.

Quantity Information

The total number of products and accessories shown in the visuals are:

• 1 Unit OpStar Enteral Feeding Pump
• 1 Unit Plug-type Power Adapter (European plug)
• 1 Unit USB Connection Cable (White)

General Condition

The device is in a generally clean and used cosmetic condition. There is no significant yellowing or heavy staining on its casing. No major contamination that would hinder use in a hospital or home environment is apparent.

Physical Deformation

No cracks, fractures, or deep scratches were observed on the outer casing. Corners and joints appear solid. No erasure or deformation is visible on the keypad prints. No dullness or breakage, potentially caused by use, was detected on the transparent front cover.

Mechanical Components

Observations regarding the product’s mechanical parts are as follows:

• Pump Mechanism: The peristaltic rotating wheel mechanism and flow guiding channels visible when the side cover is opened appear clean and intact. There are no breaks in the set insertion slots.
• Cover: The transparent protective side cover is sturdy; its hinge structure appears to be problem-free in the visual. The cover’s locking latch is present.
• Mounting Clamp: The IV pole clamp on the back of the device has metal components. The tightening screw and the gray turning knob appear solid and functional. There are no signs of rust.
• Control Knob: The rotary adjustment knob on the front face is physically in place.

Electronic Components

There is no screen display (on screen) to indicate whether the device is operational; the screen is dark (off). The pixel condition of the screen cannot be interpreted from the visual. The buttons on the front panel (F1, Home, Start/Stop, Direction keys) are physically intact. On the left side of the device, there is a panel with 3 LED indicators showing AC, Battery, and Alarm status.

Accessories

Accessories seen with the product:

• Power Adapter: A white, plug-type adapter. No crushing or breakage is seen on the cable, but the values on the adapter’s label cannot be read from the visual.
• USB Cable: A standard USB-A tipped cable is seen. The cable is clean, and no oxidation was noticed on the connectors.

Battery Status

The device likely has an internal rechargeable battery (indicated by the battery indicator on the front panel). However, due to the battery being enclosed within the casing, visual analysis regarding swelling or performance status cannot be made. No external cover for battery replacement is seen on the rear, suggesting that the battery is embedded within the casing.

Label Information

Labels are present on the back and top of the device. Selectable symbols and information on the back label are as follows:

• Symbols: Attention/Warning symbol (Exclamation Mark), Do Not Dispose (WEEE) symbol, Double Insulation (Square within a square), CE Mark.
• Water Protection: An indication regarding the IP protection class is present, but the last digit is not clearly readable (Typically, devices of this type are IPX1 or IPX3 standard).
• Serial Number and Lot: Although barcode and text areas are present, the clarity of the photo is not sufficient to read the numerical values.

Screen Analysis

The device’s LCD screen is in an off state in the visual. No deep scratches or cracks are visible on the screen surface. No comments can be made about the menu content and language.

Dimensions and Compatibility

The device is portable (compact) in size. It can be mounted on standard IV poles. Its mechanical structure indicates that it has a mechanism compatible with adult and pediatric enteral feeding sets.

Documents

No invoice, warranty certificate, or user manual for the product is present in the visuals. It is unknown whether its warranty is still valid.

Existing Faults

During the visual inspection, no externally visible cracks, missing parts, or burn marks that would prevent the device from operating were found. As the screen is off, it was not possible to determine if there are any software or electronic error codes.

Potential Failure Risk

The physical condition of the device appears good. However, battery life is the most common potential risk factor in second-hand medical devices. The possibility of internal battery performance degradation in devices not used for a long time should be considered. Furthermore, since the performance of the peristaltic pump motor cannot be tested visually, calibration may be required. No serious wear or damage risk was detected in the visual.