Abstract: A system and method for power source selection control. Multiple power sources of a power supply unit are each connected to a high power load via a plurality of switching circuitries each comprising at least one pair of transistors connected in a common source configuration and positioned between a positive lead of a respective one of the power sources and the high power load. A controller detects presence of a current flow from at least one of the power sources and accordingly selects one of power sources and activates a respective one of the plurality of switching circuitries for conducting a current flow from the respective power source selected to the high power load.

Abstract: A system and method for power source selection control. Multiple power sources of a power supply unit are each connected to a high power load via a plurality of switching circuitries each comprising at least one pair of transistors connected in a common source configuration and positioned between a positive lead of a respective one of the power sources and the high power load. A controller detects presence of a current flow from at least one of the power sources and accordingly selects one of power sources and activates a respective one of the plurality of switching circuitries for conducting a current flow from the respective power source selected to the high power load.

Abstract: A device for preparation of infusion fluid including: a first portion including: a fluid conduit comprising electrically conductive material; a second portion selectively couplable to the first portion and including: at least one sensor for sensing fluid within the fluid conduit; a power supply and/or connectivity to a power supply; wherein mechanical coupling of the first portion to the second portion electrically connects the fluid conduit to the power supply and/or connectivity to the power supply.

Abstract: A device for preparation of infusion fluid including: a first portion including: a fluid conduit comprising electrically conductive material; electrical circuitry electrically connected to the fluid conduit; a second portion selectively couplable to the first portion and including: at least one sensor for sensing fluid within the fluid conduit; a power supply and/or connectivity to a power supply; wherein mechanical coupling of the first portion to the second portion electrically connects the electrical circuitry to the power supply and/or connectivity to the power supply.

Abstract: A device (100) for heating a flow of liquid from an initial temperature to a desired temperature for intravenous delivery includes an elongated conduit (120) formed from metallic material having an inlet (102) for receiving the flow of liquid at the initial temperature and an outlet (104) for delivering the flow of liquid at the desired temperature. A temperature sensing arrangement (160. 162, 224) is deployed to generate an output indicating the temperature of the liquid at a number of locations along the conduit (120). A controller (140) generates electrical current flowing within at least one length of the wall of the conduit, thereby generating heat within the wall so as to heat the flow of liquid to reach the desired temperature at the outlet.

Abstract: A device (100) for heating a flow of liquid from an initial temperature to a desired temperature for intravenous delivery includes an elongated conduit (120) formed from metallic material having an inlet (102) for receiving the flow of liquid at the initial temperature and an outlet (104) for delivering the flow of liquid at the desired temperature. A temperature sensing arrangement (160. 162, 224) is deployed to generate an output indicating the temperature of the liquid at a number of locations along the conduit (120). A controller (140) generates electrical current flowing within at least one length of the wall of the conduit, thereby generating heat within the wall so as to heat the flow of liquid to reach the desired temperature at the outlet.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a portable intravenous fluid heating system comprising (a) a metallic heated conduit for warming IV fluids passed therethrough at a continuously regulated normal body temperature and transporting said IV fluids; and, (b) a controller unit including a power source operative to apply an electric potential across said conduit. The conduit comprises a wall made of a metallic material capable of producing resistance heat by the passage of electric current, such that said IV fluid is heated by the contact with said wall.