Olex DVT Pump

Key Specifications & Features (Olex DVT Pump)

Device Type: Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) pump — designed for DVT prevention.

Pressure Settings:

Calf / Thigh sleeves: 30, 40, 50, 60 mmHg (± tolerance) for some models.

Foot sleeve: ~120 mmHg for some versions.

Cycle Time (Compression / Decompression):

Inflation: ~12 seconds

Deflation / rest: ~48 seconds

Control / User Interface: LED indicators to adjust Interval, Pressure, and Timer.

Alarms: Audible + visual alarms for system faults / disconnection.

Pump Operation: Calm / vibration‑free motor to minimize noise / disturbance.

Sleeves: Comes with “high‑quality, breathable” calf or thigh garments (hook‑and‑loop fasteners).

Safety / Compliance:

Rated to operate on 100–230 V AC, 50/60 Hz (for some variants).

Has system fault detection via visual + audio alarms.

Dimensions / Weight: ~168 mm × 188 mm × 330 mm; weight ~2.5 kg (for AP‑100 model)

Use Case: Prevents deep vein thrombosis by increasing venous blood flow via sequential compression.

In the Box: Pump + sleeves (calf or thigh) + tubing + power cord + user manual.

Warranty: 1 year (as per some listings).

⚠️ Considerations / Usage Notes

Make sure sleeves are correctly sized (calf vs thigh) — wrong size can reduce effectiveness.

Familiarize with the alarm indicators — what each alarm means, and how to troubleshoot (or when to stop therapy).

Use on a flat, stable surface so the pump stays stable during inflation cycles.

If using at home, check how portable the pump is (weight ~2.5 kg) and whether it supports battery backup (depends on model).

Regularly clean / maintain the sleeves and tubing (per manual) to ensure hygiene and effectiveness.

Always use under medical supervision or prescription, especially for DVT prevention in high-risk patients.