Bistos Desktop Breast Pump Dual (BT-150)

The electric breast pump is intended to be used by a lactating woman for expressing and collecting milk from her breasts. The electric breast pump can be used to relieve engorged breasts and plugged milk ducts.

Product description

As the same principle with the baby sucking the mother's milk, the breast pump electronically operates the vacuum pump and applies vacuum pressure generated at that time to the breast of the mother in order to express the breast milk from the breasts to outside.

The electric breast pump is used in the home environment, which service massage and expression mode and is capable of single and double pumping. The operating life of this breast pump is expected to be approximately 150 minutes sessions per day, for one year

Main Features:

• Use in hospital and home with hospital strength suction
• 16 Different levels of expression & massage mode
• Nursing night lamp creates a warm atmosphere
• Connect Bluetooth and control using mobile application

Product Specifications:

• Type: Electric & Battery Operated Breast Pump
• Pumping Pressure (Vacuum): Maximum -290mmHg
• Display:
  • Type: Mono LCD, 6 cm diameter
  • Pressure Level: Numeric display
  • Operating Time: Displayed in minutes and seconds
  • Battery Level: 3 levels displayed
• Function:
  • Modes:
    • Expression Mode: 16 pressure levels, 6 cycle levels
    • Massage Mode: 16 pressure levels, 3 cycle levels
  • Auto Shut Off: Automatically shuts off after 30 minutes
  • Program IDs: 8 program IDs available, with 8 program sequences for each ID
  • Backflow Protection: Integrated to prevent contamination
• Power:
  • Adaptor: Certified according to IEC 60601-1 or IEC 60950-1 standards for electrical safety
    • Input: AC 100-240V (50/60 Hz)
    • Output: DC 12V/2.0A
  • Main Body Input: DC 12V/1.3A
  • Rechargeable Battery: 7.4V Li-ion Polymer, 2200 mA
    • Operating Time: Up to 120 minutes
    • Charging Time: 150 minutes for full charge (100%)
    • Maximum Charge-Discharge Cycles: 300 cycles