The Harvard Apparatus PHD 4400 Programmable is a used laboratory syringe pump — sometimes referred to as an infusion pump — designed to deliver precise, controlled volumes of fluid in research, medical, and industrial laboratory settings. Harvard Apparatus is a well-established manufacturer of laboratory fluid-handling instrumentation, with a long history of supplying precision pumps and related equipment to academic, pharmaceutical, and biomedical research environments worldwide.
This unit carries catalog number 70-2200 and serial number B-53066. It is a programmable precision syringe pump, meaning it allows the operator to define and store specific infusion parameters rather than relying solely on manual adjustment. Key programmable parameters include infusion rate, target volume, and refill rate, giving the user fine-grained control over fluid delivery protocols across a wide range of applications.
The pump accepts a universal input voltage of 115 V to 230 V at 50 or 60 Hz, making it compatible with both North American and European power supplies without modification. Current consumption is rated at 0.75 A. The unit is stated to have been manufactured in the USA and holds ETL listing certification, meeting the requirements of UL Standard 61010A-1 and CAN/CSA Standard C22.2 No. 1010.1, which are recognised safety standards for laboratory electrical equipment.
For system integration and automation, the PHD 4400 Programmable is equipped with an RS-232 serial interface, enabling external computer control and incorporation into automated laboratory workflows. The device is described as showing visible signs of use consistent with prior laboratory service but with no noticeable damage. The sale includes the components visible in the listing photographs. Priced at $1,500, this unit is located in Germany.
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