Typically constructed from durable materials, vacuum regulators are often wall-mounted or integrated into bedhead units in healthcare facilities. They feature an adjustable control knob or dial, a pressure gauge for real-time monitoring, and connectors for suction tubing. Vacuum regulators are widely used in operating rooms, intensive care units, and emergency settings to support airway management and wound drainage.
Modern vacuum regulators come in analog or digital models, offering options for fine-tuned control and easy maintenance. Customizable configurations are available to suit specific medical environments.
