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Infusion Pump Medical Power Connectors Overview

2025-05-20

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Characteristics of Infusion Pump Medical Power Connectors

- Power Range: Typically 12V or 24V output, with power around 30W to 60W
- Current Requirement: Usually 1A to 5A, depending on the specific model and functionality
- Key Connector Features:
  - Stable and reliable power connection to prevent treatment interruptions caused by power loss
  - Low leakage current to meet medical safety standards
  - Compact size suitable for confined internal device spaces
  - Good vibration resistance to prevent connector loosening
  - Support for multiple output interfaces (control signals, motor drive, display, etc.)

 

Typical Power Connector Layout for Infusion Pumps

Module

Voltage Level

Recommended Connector Type

Description

Main Control Board

5V

JST XH 2.54mm

Low current supply, signal module connection

Motor Drive Module

12V/24V

Molex Mini-Fit Jr.

High current output, drives pump motor

Display (LCD/OLED)

3.3V/5V

JST PH / Molex

Power supply for display control module

Alarm Buzzer

5V

JST PH

Low current signal power supply

External Adapter Input

12V/24V

φ5.5×2.1mm DC Barrel Plug

Standard power adapter interface

 

Design and Selection Recommendations

- Choose connectors that support medical certifications such as IEC 60601-1 and UL to ensure leakage current and insulation safety.
- Ensure the rated current meets the maximum load requirement, with a recommended 20% margin for safety.
- Use connectors with locking or anti-misplug designs to prevent loosening or incorrect plugging during device operation.
- Connector materials should have flame retardant properties (UL94 V-0) and high temperature resistance to ensure long-term safe operation.
- Consider the protection rating (e.g., IP rating) and EMC interference resistance, especially for sensitive medical environments.
- For devices with multiple outputs, plan the number of connectors and voltage distribution carefully to avoid interference and safety risks.