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Report date: 14.04.2026
Report code: 1776189289
Semcares H003-A Rechargeable Portable Suction Device Analysis Report
Device Identification
The product in the image is a suction (vacuum) device used for medical purposes.
Brand and Model
From the inscriptions on the front surface of the device, its brand is clearly readable as Semcares and its model as H003-A. The full name of the device is stated as “H003-A RECHARGEABLE PORTABLE SUCTION DEVICE”.
Areas of Use
This device is used to clean liquids such as phlegm, blood, and vomit from patients’ respiratory tracts, or body fluids generated during surgery, by vacuuming them. Thanks to its rechargeable and portable nature, it is suitable for mobile use not only in hospital environments but also for home care patients, in ambulances, or in emergency situations. Its use is common in specialties such as Ear, Nose, and Throat, Anesthesia, Intensive Care, Emergency Services, and Home Care.
Quantity Information
There is 1 main device unit in the image. Integrated with the device, 1 collection jar, a jar lid, and connecting hoses are visible.
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The outer casing of the device is made of white plastic and its general condition appears to be good. No significant cracks, breaks, deep scratches, or color fading are noticeable on the plastic surfaces. The device gives an impression of being clean and well-maintained.
Mechanical Components
The mechanical parts of the device, namely the collection jar, its lid, and hose connections, are in place. The inlets on the jar lid appear to be intact. The vacuum adjustment knob (potentiometer) and the analog vacuum gauge (manometer) are present. The manometer needle is at the zero position. The device’s carrying handle slot is empty; the handle itself is not present in the image.
Electronic Components and Control Panel
The front panel of the device contains control elements and indicators. There are two LED indicator lights labeled “Power” and “Working”. There is a rotary knob with “MIN” and “MAX” indicators for adjusting the vacuum strength. This knob and the indicators appear to be physically sound.
Accessories
A transparent plastic collection jar and its lid are attached to the device. Short transparent hoses connected to the inlets on the lid are visible. Additionally, there is a longer main vacuum hose extending from the right side of the device. The device’s charging cable, adapter, or other additional accessories are not present in the image. The socket inlets could not be analyzed as the rear or side parts of the device are not visible.
Battery Status
The term “RECHARGEABLE” is included in the device’s name, indicating it has an internal battery. However, the physical condition of the battery (swelling, leakage, etc.) cannot be determined externally.
Label Information
The brand and model information is located on the front surface of the device. A technical label containing specific tracking numbers such as serial number, lot number, or REF code is not present in the image.
Screen Analysis
The device does not have a digital screen. Instead, it has an analog vacuum gauge (manometer). The manometer dial displays values in “Mpa” and ranges from 0 to -0.1. The needle is currently at the 0 position.
Potential Risk of Malfunction
No significant wear, rust, or damage was observed on the device in the visual analysis. The physical condition of the device is good.
