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Compact Enthermics ivNOW fluid warmer, 100W power, rapid IV fluid warming, CE marked, 120/220/230 VAC, clinical use.
The Enthermics ivNOW is a compact, single-unit intravenous fluid warmer engineered to rapidly and safely warm IV fluids, essential in clinical diagnostics and patient care workflows. Designed for reliable performance in biomedical engineering applications, this device operates at multiple voltages (120/220/230 VAC) with a power consumption of 100 W, supporting 50/60 Hz frequencies. The ivNOW model features a user-friendly interface with clear control indicators, enhancing ease of use in critical care environments. It is UL listed and CE marked, adhering to international safety standards. Manufactured in 2023 in the USA, this fluid warmer is widely adopted in hospital settings for temperature management of fluids during infusion procedures, critical in biotechnology areas such as molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing where precise thermal control is required. The device includes a power cord accessory, suitable for single-phase electrical supply. Its integration in clinical workflows supports safe patient management and is valued within biopharmaceutical production pipelines requiring strict temperature regulation.
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Last updated 3 November 2026