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Durr Suction Unit - VS1200

SKU: WG-D7138-02-003

Availability: In stock

Easy to set up. Comes with detailed user and service manuals or you can contact our technical support team at anytime for additional support over the phone on 03-93316796

Description

VS 1200 S (Wet suction)

Treatment chairs: 4-6

Simultaneous operators: 4

“VS“ stands for the combination of vacuum generation and separation. VS suction units are called wet systems because the entire suction and separation function is combined centrally in a VS suction unit on one drive shaft. This allows significant savings to be made. For example, there is no need for separate separation machines on the Dental Units and some of the operating costs of traditional systems – such as water ring pumps – are no longer relevant. Dürr Dental VS Suction Systems are power packs that you can rely on. They can aspirate large quantities of liquids and serve up to four operators at the same time without interruption. Thanks to the integrated two-stage separation system, the aspiration of secretions and blood foam into the turbine space is reliably prevented. The drive of the combination suction unit runs smoothly and without vibration and is extremely reliable. All important functional elements have corrosion protection finish, which contribute to their extraordinary long service lives.

Technical data:	V 1200 S
Voltage (V 3~)	400
Frequency (Hz)	50
Current consumption (A)	3.5
Power (kW)	1.9
Dimensions without condensate separator (H x W x D cm)	52 x 41 x 42
Dimensions with condensate separator (H x W x D cm)	57 x 62 x 42
Dimensions with housing (H x W x D cm)	55 x 49 x 53
Vacuum (mbar) AAV ¹⁾	170
Weight without housing (kg)	33
Weight with housing (kg)	43
Noise level ²⁾ without housing dB(A)	approx. 66
Noise level ²⁾ with housing dB(A)	approx. 59
Separation rate ³⁾	With CA 4: 98.9%

¹⁾ AAV = auxiliary air valve
²⁾ The noise level is influenced by the room in which the system is installed. In a reverberant room (e.g. with tiled walls) the noise level may be higher.
³⁾ Separation rates measured by the TÜV [technical monitoring authority] Essen in accordance with the German standard test at maximum rate of fluid flow.