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Each set includes a tubing clamp, Straight Connector with lock-and-key style connection, as well as a Cath Tip/Bolus connector
Made of medical grade silicone for visibility
Compatible with all French Sizes
Can be used with MIC-KEY Low-profile Gastrostomy, Jejunal, and Transgastric-Jejunal feeding tubes
DEHP-free formulation and individually wrapped

Infinity Enteral Feeding Pump Bag Set, ENFit Connector

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First Delivery: March 10, 2026 - March 11, 2026

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Price range: $5.99 through $124.64

Each set includes a tubing clamp, Straight Connector with lock-and-key style connection, as well as a Cath Tip/Bolus connector
Made of medical grade silicone for visibility
Compatible with all French Sizes
Can be used with MIC-KEY Low-profile Gastrostomy, Jejunal, and Transgastric-Jejunal feeding tubes
DEHP-free formulation and individually wrapped

About Infinity Enteral Feeding Pump Bag Set, ENFit Connector

This Infinity Enteral Feeding Pump Bag Set Includes a patented in-line occluder for free-flow protection, a built-in hanger, and a large top-fill opening with a leakproof cap to minimize formula spills and waste.

Key Benefits & Features

Includes patented in-line occluder for free-flow protection
For use with the Infinity and Infinity Orange Enteral Feeding Pumps
With leakproof cap to minimize spills
Features a built-in hanger
With ENFit connector

Infinity Enteral Feeding Pump Bag Set, ENFit Connector FAQs

What are the instructions for use?

Fill feeding bag to desired level and close cap securely.
Unscrew the protective cover counterclockwise from the ENFit connector. Note: If set is to be used with a carry pack, all air must be removed from the bag and tubing. Continue to step #3 for instructions on removing the air. If set is to be hung above pump, i.e. on an IV pole, air may remain in bag. Skip to step #4.
Turn bag upside down and gently squeeze. Tilt bag to keep air at the tubing port. At the same time, follow the instructions in step #4.
Gently pinch the teal colored tubing below the “drop” symbol. Hold this position until air is expelled from tubing. Gently squeeze bag at the same time to assist fluid flow. If fluid does not flow, pinch may be too tight.
To expel air from tube using pump prime feature, refer to pump and Operator’s Manual for instructions. Note: Priming with the pump is recommended when using thick formulas because it is faster than priming by gravity.
Position silicone tubing around pump wheel stretching lightly. Seat cassette into the pump. Close pump door.
Screw the ENFit connector clockwise into feeding tube firmly by hand. Be careful not to overtighten.

What are the precautions?

It is important to keep the air sensor free of debris including spilled fluids or food that may adhere to the sensor and prevent detection of air in the tubing. Use a cotton swab to clean the pathways of the cassette receptacle. (Refer to the pump Operator’s Manual for further cleaning instructions).
When using a programmed dose, infinite dose or interval feeding setting, the volume of food in the bag/bottle should be monitored throughout the feeding cycle to ensure the appropriate dose has been received by the patient.
Follow manufacturer guidelines related to maximum nutrition hang time.
Device contains small parts. Dispose of or store connector cap when not in use to avoid choking hazard for children under 3 years.
Avoid leaving tubing and cords where infants, children, or those deemed at high risk for medical line entanglement, can become entangled. Be aware that if these items become wrapped around a patient’s neck, there is an increased risk of strangulation or death. Caregivers of patients who are at risk for entanglement should discuss with their health care provider how to properly manage their lines and properly monitor patients based on their needs while in use.