Genadyne XLR8 Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device

Genadyne XLR8 Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device

The Genadyne XLR8 negative pressure wound therapy device is designed for professional advanced wound care applications where a portable NPWT pump system is required. The McKesson product page identifies this item as a Genadyne XLR8 NPWT system pump from Genadyne Biotechnologies.

Verified product features include a lightweight design at 585 grams / 1.3 pounds, 4.0 liters per minute suction capacity, whisper quiet operation, and a 12-hour lithium battery with 3 hours to fully charge. Customer-facing positioning should remain focused on the confirmed portable pump format and verified operating features only.

Key Features:
• Negative pressure wound therapy device
• Genadyne XLR8 pump system
• Lightweight portable design
• Weight: 585 grams / 1.3 pounds
• Suction capacity: 4.0 liters per minute
• Whisper quiet operation
• 12-hour lithium battery
• 3-hour full charge time
• HCPCS: E2402
• MPN: A4-S0002-PURCHASE.

Benefits:
• Supports advanced wound care equipment needs
• Lightweight design supports portability
• Extended battery runtime supports operational flexibility
• Quiet operation supports patient-care environments

Specifications:
• Brand: Genadyne XLR8
• Manufacturer: Genadyne Biotechnologies
• Product Type: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device
• Weight: 585 grams / 1.3 pounds
• Suction Capacity: 4.0 Liters Per Minute
• Battery Type: Lithium Battery
• Battery Runtime: 12 Hours
• Charge Time: 3 Hours
• Country of Origin: Unknown
• HCPCS: E2402
• UNSPSC: 42312602
• Minimum Selling/Purchasing Unit: EA
• Minimum Package Qty: 1 EA
• Packaging: EA/1
• MPN: A4-S0002-PURCHASE.

Application:
Designed for advanced wound care settings where a professional NPWT pump system is required.

• Wound care clinics
• Medical offices
• Physician offices
• Specialty treatment settings
• Patient care support programs

Warnings:
• For professional use according to product instructions
• Use only with compatible wound therapy components and protocols
• Inspect the device before use and do not use if damaged
• Follow facility protocol and manufacturer guidance.