Description
The Genadyne UNO NPWT Pump delivers a full course of negative pressure therapy from a single-use unit that the patient simply wears and discards. Living with a wound is disruptive enough without a machine that demands attention, and this pump was built to stay quiet, light and out of the way. This is the 15-day unit, sized for a two-week course of therapy at home or in care.
- 15-Day Single-Use Therapy – One unit covers a full two-week course, no servicing or returns at the end.
- Featherweight Build – At 230 grams the pump rides in a carrying bag, lets the patient move through the day normally.
- Two Pressure Settings – Continuous at 80 or 125 mmHg, with variable modes that cycle down to 30 mmHg.
- Simple Icon Interface – Clear symbols and three alerts run the therapy, keeps operation easy for caregivers.
Two Weeks of Therapy in a Pump That Weighs Half a Pound
The UNO is a single-patient, disposable NPWT system that manages exudate through the dressing and into its canister for the length of the course. It runs for over 12 hours on a full charge and recharges in at most 5 hours, so overnight charging covers the day. Clinicians choose between continuous pressure at 80 or 125 mmHg and variable settings that alternate the working pressure with 30 mmHg rest levels. Three alerts watch the therapy for the patient: leakage, canister full and low battery. The unit measures 111 mm wide and 57 mm tall, small enough to disappear into its carrying bag while therapy continues.
Features and Benefits
Therapy Delivery
- Dual Pressure Modes: Continuous settings at 80 or 125 mmHg and variable settings that cycle to 30 mmHg let the clinician match therapy to the wound.
- Exudate Management: The system distributes excess exudate through the dressing and into the canister, so most drainage levels are managed with ease.
- Three Therapy Alerts: Leakage, canister full and low battery alerts tell the patient exactly what needs attention and when.
Design and Power
- Rechargeable Battery: A full charge delivers over 12 hours of therapy, and a full recharge takes at most 5 hours.
- Intuitive Interface: The icon-based controls are simple, clear and intuitive for patients and caregivers to run.
- Discreet Carry: The lightweight unit sits comfortably in its carrying bag for therapy that travels with the patient.
Product Specifications
Dimensions and Weight
- Length: 3.00 in (76 mm)
- Width: 4.37 in (111 mm)
- Height: 2.24 in (57 mm)
- Weight: 0.5 lb (230 g)
Therapy and Power
- Therapy Duration: 15 days, single use
- Pressure Settings: Continuous 80 or 125 mmHg, variable 80/30 or 125/30 mmHg
- Battery Life: Over 12 hours per full charge
- Recharge Time: 5 hours maximum
- Alerts: Leakage, canister full, low battery
- Manufacturer Part Number: U-S00R5
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Why a Single-Use Pump Changes the Home Therapy Conversation
Reusable pumps ask for cleaning, charging schedules, service contracts and a return at the end of therapy. This unit asks for none of that: it arrives ready for one patient and one course, then it is done. For home patients and the clinicians who support them, that removes a layer of logistics from an already demanding routine.
- No Return Logistics – The unit is disposable at the end of its course – no cleaning, shipping or service scheduling.
- All-Day Battery – Over 12 hours per charge covers the waking day – overnight charging keeps therapy continuous.
- Wearable and Discreet – Half a pound in a carry bag – patients keep their routines while therapy runs.
- Alerts That Speak Plainly – Three named alerts cover the common interruptions – patients know what to fix and when to call.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Genadyne UNO NPWT Pump – UNO Brochure
- Genadyne UNO NPWT Pump – UNO Quick Reference Guide
- Genadyne UNO NPWT Pump – UNO Troubleshooting Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does this UNO unit run?
This is the 15-day UNO unit, built for a single two-week course of therapy for one patient. Genadyne also makes 7-day and 30-day versions in the same UNO family.
What pressure settings does it offer?
The pump runs continuous pressure at 80 or 125 mmHg, or variable pressure that cycles between 80 and 30 mmHg or 125 and 30 mmHg. The clinician picks the setting that matches the wound.
How long does the battery last?
A full charge delivers over 12 hours of therapy. A full recharge takes at most 5 hours, so charging overnight keeps the unit ready for the day.
Is the pump reusable after the course ends?
No, the UNO is a single-patient, single-use device and is discarded when its therapy course ends. That design removes cleaning and return logistics from home therapy.
What alerts does the pump give?
The unit alerts for leakage, a full canister and a low battery. Each alert names the issue, so the patient or caregiver knows what to check first.
Which canister and dressings does it use?
The UNO works with the UNO 70 cc canister and UNO dressings from Genadyne. The canister clips to the pump and locks to the dressing line by luer lock.
