What does Outfront Medical do?

We buy, sell, refurbish, and rent critical care medical equipment—specializing in respiratory devices (CPAP/BiPAP machines, ventilators), infusion pumps, pulse oximeters, defibrillators, monitors, SCDs, and more.

Where are you located and where do you ship?

We're based in Tabernacle, NJ (1557 Route 206), and ship nationwide—and to most international destinations. Some restrictions apply.

Who is your equipment sold or rented to?

We serve hospitals, home-health agencies, surgery centers, veterinarians, and individuals with a valid prescription. We do not rent to individuals/patients.

What does 'refurbished' mean?

It means devices are cleaned, tested, and restored to manufacturer specifications, then sold with a warranty and ready for patient use.

Do you sell parts and accessories?

Yes—we stock new and used parts like patient circuits, stands, and disposable accessories.

What rental options are available?

We rent units like portable ventilators, infusion pumps, pulse oximeters, SCDs, and respiratory devices—typically monthly or long-term. No security deposit; replacement costs apply if lost or damaged.

Rentals are available for institutional clients, such as hospitals, medical facilities, colleges, and homecare’s. We do not rent to patients.

How fast do you ship?

Most in‑stock items ship within 24–48 hours via UPS or freight services. International and certain products may have different timelines or restrictions.

Do you offer local pickup?

Yes. Pickup is available in Tabernacle by appointment.

How can I place an order or rental request?

You can call us at 609-388-4635 ext. 223, email, or use our website’s contact form. Some products support online ordering.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept major credit cards, ACH, checks, and purchase orders from approved facilities.

Is there a warranty on refurbished equipment?

Yes—most refurbished devices come with a warranty (typically 6–12 months), depending on product type.

Do you offer repairs or servicing?

Yes—we provide repair services for select models. Contact us directly for a service quote.

Where can I get user manuals?

Manuals are available for download on each product page or can be requested by email.

Do you provide technical support?

Yes. You can call or email our support team for setup assistance, troubleshooting, or user guidance.

I don’t see my question—what should I do?

Please contact our team via phone (609‑388‑4635), email, or live chat to assist with any other inquiries.

Description
Warranty Information

Refurbished Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump

Product Description
The Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump is a compact, configurable smart pump designed to support consistent and efficient infusion delivery in clinical settings. It includes Dose Error Reduction Software (DERS) to assist with protocol adherence, and offers options for automated or manual delivery profiles. With available wireless connectivity and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) reporting, the system can provide infusion log data to support facility-wide monitoring initiatives. Its lightweight design and intuitive interface help streamline use across departments.

Key Features

Titration alert capabilities and flow monitoring notifications
Automatic Master Drug Library (MDL) updates
Compatible with standard Baxter IV administration sets for quick setup
Long-life, rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) integration and fast MDL access
Portable and compact for ease of use
High-visibility color display with large text
Guided programming with built-in help screens

Specifications

Dimensions: 5.8” H x 4.2” W x 2.5” D
Weight: 1.6 lbs (0.7 kg)
Infusion Rate Range: 0.5 – 999 mL/hr
Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump?

The Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump is a compact, smart large-volume infusion pump designed for precise delivery of IV medications, fluids, blood products, and parenteral nutrition in hospital and clinical environments. It features Dose Error Reduction Software (DERS) and supports facility-specific drug libraries to help improve medication safety and reduce programming errors.

What makes the Sigma Spectrum a “smart pump”?

The Sigma Spectrum is considered a smart infusion pump because it uses a Master Drug Library (MDL) and DERS software to compare programmed infusions against hospital-defined safety limits before medication is delivered. This helps clinicians identify potential dosing errors and standardize infusion practices across the facility.

What is the Master Drug Library (MDL)?

The Master Drug Library is a customizable medication database built by the healthcare facility. It includes drug names, concentrations, dosing limits, and clinical rules. The pump automatically references this library during programming to help ensure infusions stay within safe, approved parameters.

What types of therapies can the Sigma Spectrum deliver?

The Sigma Spectrum supports a wide range of infusion therapies including continuous IV infusions, secondary (piggyback) infusions, multi-step infusions, and cyclic TPN. It is commonly used for medications, hydration fluids, and other hospital-based infusion therapies.

What is Dose Error Reduction Software (DERS)?

DERS is the safety software that compares programmed infusion settings against facility-defined limits in the drug library. If a dose exceeds preset thresholds, the pump alerts the user or prevents the infusion from continuing depending on configuration settings.

Does the Sigma Spectrum support wireless connectivity?

Yes, but not this version. Certain configurations of the Sigma Spectrum support optional wireless connectivity that allows drug library updates, data transmission, and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) reporting across a hospital’s pump fleet.

Can the Sigma Spectrum integrate with EMR systems?

Yes. The pump can integrate with electronic medical record (EMR) systems such as Epic and Cerner, allowing infusion data to be transmitted for documentation and workflow efficiency improvements.

What are the typical flow rates for the Sigma Spectrum?

The pump supports infusion rates from approximately 0.5 mL/hr to 999 mL/hr with fine incremental control, allowing accurate delivery across a wide range of medication dosing requirements.

What safety features does the Sigma Spectrum include?

Key safety features include air-in-line detection, occlusion alarms, dose/rate change alerts, programmable clinical advisories, and DERS-based dose checking. These features are designed to enhance patient safety during infusion therapy.

Does the Sigma Spectrum use disposable tubing?

Yes. The system uses Baxter-compatible IV administration sets that are designed specifically for the Sigma Spectrum pump mechanism to ensure accuracy, safety, and proper flow control.

Is this Baxter Sigma Spectrum pump new or refurbished?

This Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump is professionally refurbished, tested, calibrated, and verified for clinical use prior to shipment by Outfront Medical.

Do refurbished Sigma Spectrum pumps include a drug library?

Typically, no. Drug libraries are created and maintained by individual healthcare facilities and are customized to their clinical protocols, medication concentrations, and safety limits. Refurbished pumps are generally cleared of previous hospital configurations and require the receiving facility to install its own Master Drug Library.

Can the Sigma Spectrum be used without a drug library?

Yes. The pump can operate in basic infusion mode without a loaded drug library. However, in this mode the advanced safety protections provided by DERS and library-based dosing checks are not active.

Can Outfront Medical install a drug library?

No. In most cases, drug library programming is handled by the hospital’s pharmacy, biomedical engineering, and clinical informatics teams. Compatibility with existing software versions should be confirmed before deployment in an existing fleet.

What is the advantage of the Sigma Spectrum design?

The Sigma Spectrum is widely used due to its compact size, ease of transport, intuitive interface, and strong focus on medication safety through standardized drug libraries and dosing protocols. It is designed to support both efficiency and safety across multiple clinical departments.

How does the Sigma Spectrum compare to BD Alaris infusion systems?

Both platforms are widely used smart infusion systems. The Sigma Spectrum is known for its lightweight, single-pump design and streamlined drug library workflow, while BD Alaris uses a modular system architecture. Both offer DERS, drug libraries, and EMR connectivity, but differ in system structure and clinical workflow design.

Is the Sigma Spectrum suitable for hospitals and clinical facilities?

Yes. The Sigma Spectrum is designed for use in hospitals, surgical centers, ICUs, and other acute care environments where precise, controlled infusion delivery and medication safety monitoring are required.

What warranty is included?

This refurbished Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump includes a 1-year warranty from Outfront Medical.

Why choose the Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump?

The Sigma Spectrum combines smart infusion technology, customizable drug libraries, dose error reduction software, EMR integration capabilities, and a compact design to support safe and efficient medication delivery across a wide range of healthcare settings.

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Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump

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