A mains electricity (AC-powered), ophthalmic device used to irrigate the area pertaining to the eye and eye cavity with a fluid to provide a flushing effect during ophthalmic surgery and also to aspirate by drawing liquid out of the pertinent area. It will be used for the removal of, e.g., debris, tissue or fluids from the site, and will assist the operator by keeping the site cleared and improving the field of observation. It is commonly used during cataract operations and can generate a positive and/or negative pressure with its pumping systems and is used together with compatible instruments. This device must operate at extremely low pressure to avoid inadvertent damage to the site.