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Report date: 23.12.2025
The device in the visuals is an infusion pump used for medical purposes, which enables the controlled delivery of liquid medications or solutions to the patient. The device has a compact structure suitable for desktop use and can be mounted on an IV pole thanks to the apparatus on its rear.
As a result of detailed visual analysis, the brand and model of the device have been identified as follows:
The brand prints on the device, model designations, font structure of the “Plus version” phrase, and the arrangement of technical labels on the rear part comply with industrial standards. The screen interface and keypad layout indicate professional manufacturing. According to visual inspection, the product is an original medical device.
This device is used in intensive care units, emergency rooms, patient care services, and home care services. It is designed to precisely adjust the amount, duration, and rate (ml/hour) of fluids (medications, nutrients, serum, etc.) to be administered intravenously to the patient.
The visuals show 1 unit of KLF HK-100II Plus Version infusion pump and a cable (partially visible) that appears to be connected to the device’s power input.
The device is in used condition. Although the front panel and screen generally appear clean, there is dust and dirt due to use on the device’s rear casing, hinge details, and screw recesses. The device is in working condition; its screen is active.
No cracks or fractures have been observed on the general casing of the device. However, the following points are noteworthy:
The front cover latch (gray metallic part), which is the mechanism for clamping and guiding the infusion set, appears solid. The IV pole mounting clamp (clamp) located at the rear is physically present, but the threaded part appears dark, which indicates a lack of lubrication or dirt. The carrying handle (green plastic component) is in solid condition.
As far as can be visually tested, the electronic functions of the device are active:
The device’s color LCD screen is in working condition and is bright. The following information is displayed on the screen:
The screen clearly displays “Battery in Use” and a green charge bar (90%). This proves that the internal battery is present, holds a charge, and can power the device. However, the charge/discharge duration of the battery cannot be commented on from the visual.
A white power cable connected to the device is visible in the image. A screw-type mounting bracket (pole clamp) integrated into the device is located on the rear panel. No infusion set or other consumables are present in the visual.
Data obtained from the labels on the rear and top panels are as follows:
The following connection inputs have been identified on the rear panel:
Considering the beginning of the LOT number (20150908) on the rear label, the device has been identified as being manufactured in the year 2015.
No invoice, user manual, or warranty certificate has been found in the visuals. Since the year of manufacture is 2015, it is certain that the factory warranty has expired.
The screen turned on without issues, and no pixel errors are observed. The “Battery in Use” message indicates that the power unit is operational. There is no visible broken part or “Error” code on the screen.
The device is approximately 10 years old. The dirt on the rear casing and dust accumulation in the fan grilles suggest that dust might have entered the device, which could lead to heating issues in the long term. Furthermore, metal fatigue/dirt on the rear mounting screw indicates that movable parts may require lubrication or maintenance. From a hygiene perspective, a detailed external cleaning is required.