Laerdal Suction Unit LSU with Serres Suction Cup Bag Canister

Laerdal Suction Unit (LSU) – Portable Emergency Suction Unit

The Laerdal Suction Unit (LSU) is a high-performance suction unit designed for rapid and reliable airway clearance in both pre-hospital and in-hospital environments. Built for demanding emergency conditions, the LSU combines powerful suction capability with a compact and portable design, making it ideal for ambulance crews, paramedics, rapid response teams, and clinical departments. Equipped with the hygienic Serres suction cup bag canister system, it enables spill-free fluid collection and ensures safe and efficient handling in urgent situations.

This suction unit delivers strong, adjustable vacuum levels suitable for a range of airway management needs. Its intuitive controls, automatic self-test function, and clear visual and audible indicators ensure readiness and ease of use even in high-stress scenarios. With both battery and mains operation, the Laerdal Suction Unit provides dependable performance during transport, at the point of care, and in unpredictable field environments. Rugged, waterproof, and shock-resistant, it remains one of the most trusted suction units in emergency medical care.

Key Features & Benefits

• High Vacuum Performance – Effective suction for airway obstruction and secretion removal

• Serres Canister System – Spill-free, hygienic bag canister for easy disposal

• Portable Emergency Design – Lightweight and durable for field and hospital use

• Battery or Mains Operation – Flexible power options for all clinical settings

• Automatic Self-Test – Ensures the suction unit is ready for immediate use

• User-Friendly Controls – Intuitive interface for fast, efficient operation

• Visual & Audible Alarms – Alerts for battery, blockage, and system status

• Shock & Water Resistant – Built for harsh pre-hospital environments

• Adjustable Vacuum Levels – Customised for patient condition and procedure

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.