Silent Hill: Townfall Infusion Pump 7/8/15 Solution: How to Set the Rates

Updated September 28, 2026

Infographic for the Silent Hill: Townfall infusion pump puzzle guide showing the 88 kg patient dosage table and correct rates for Hydroxalene, Tensobromide, and Dextracyclate.

The Silent Hill: Townfall infusion pump puzzle can be confusing because the numbers printed on the three medications are not the numbers you enter into the pumps.

For the 88 kg patient, the correct pump rates are:

  • Hydroxalene → 7
  • Tensobromide → 8
  • Dextracyclate → 15

The important part is understanding why those numbers are correct. The medication doses and pump delivery rates are two different values.

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Quick Answer: Silent Hill: Townfall 7/8/15 Solution

For the 88 kg patient, use these pump rates:

  • Hydroxalene 3 mg → Rate 7
  • Tensobromide 11 mg → Rate 8
  • Dextracyclate 2.5 mg → Rate 15

Then confirm each setting, select READY PUMP on all three machines, and start the infusion from the small control console beside the bed.

Don't Enter the Medication Doses

This is the most important thing to remember:

  • 3 mg, 11 mg, and 2.5 mg are the medication doses.
  • 7, 8, and 15 are the pump rates.

The rates come from the Medication Dosage Table using the patient's 88 kg body weight.

Why the Infusion Pump Rates Are 7/8/15

The game gives you three medication doses and a patient-weight table, but it doesn't simply ask you to enter those medication doses into the machines.

The patient's weight is 88 kg, which places the patient in the 81–90 kg range on the Medication Dosage Table.

You then match each medication to the rate shown in that column.

Hydroxalene

The medication dose is:

3 mg

For an 88 kg patient, the pump rate is:

7

So enter:

Hydroxalene → 7

Tensobromide

The medication dose is:

11 mg

For an 88 kg patient, the pump rate is:

8

So enter:

Tensobromide → 8

Dextracyclate

The medication dose is:

2.5 mg

For an 88 kg patient, the pump rate is:

15

So enter:

Dextracyclate → 15

The key is to use the patient's weight column, rather than treating the medication's mg value as the pump setting.

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The Complete 7/8/15 Pump Solution

If you only need the numbers, this is the entire solution:

Hydroxalene

3 mg medication → Rate 7

Tensobromide

11 mg medication → Rate 8

Dextracyclate

2.5 mg medication → Rate 15

What matters is that each medication has its matching rate.

Quick Reference

Medication Dose Pump Rate
Hydroxalene 3 mg 7
Tensobromide 11 mg 8
Dextracyclate 2.5 mg 15

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How to Set the Three Infusion Pumps

Once you have all three medications, return to the Surgery room.

1. Load a Medication

Interact with one of the infusion pumps and insert the appropriate medication.

2. Select SET RATE

Choose SET RATE on the pump interface.

3. Enter the Correct Rate

Use the rate corresponding to the medication:

  • Hydroxalene → 7
  • Tensobromide → 8
  • Dextracyclate → 15

4. Confirm the Number

Confirm the setting with the check mark.

5. Select READY PUMP

After confirming the rate, select READY PUMP.

The pump should now show that it is ready.

6. Repeat for the Other Two Pumps

Configure all three medications using their corresponding rates.

You should end up with:

  • Hydroxalene — 7
  • Tensobromide — 8
  • Dextracyclate — 15

7. Start the Infusion

Once all three pumps are ready, use the small control console beside the bed to start the infusion.

If everything is configured correctly, the treatment begins and the patient's condition starts to stabilize.

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Do the Medications Have to Go Into Specific Pumps?

No.

You don't need to memorize a particular physical pump position for each medication.

The important part is the medication-to-rate combination.

For example:

  • Hydroxalene must use 7
  • Tensobromide must use 8
  • Dextracyclate must use 15

Whichever pump you use, make sure the correct medication is loaded and the matching rate is entered.

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Where to Get the Three Medications

If you haven't collected the medications yet, you need all three before the infusion sequence can be completed.

Tensobromide 11 mg

You can find Tensobromide in the Pharmacy Store in Victoria Ward.

Dextracyclate 2.5 mg

Dextracyclate is found in Bay 6 in Chapman Ward.

Hydroxalene 3 mg

Hydroxalene is found in the Records Room.

The Records Room requires the 2605 code.

Once all three medications are in your inventory, return to Surgery and configure the pumps.

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Infusion Pump Troubleshooting

I Entered 3, 11 and 2.5. Why Isn't the Puzzle Working?

Those are the medication doses, not the pump rates.

Use:

  • Hydroxalene → 7
  • Tensobromide → 8
  • Dextracyclate → 15

The game uses the patient's 88 kg weight and the Medication Dosage Table to determine the pump settings.

I Entered the Correct Numbers but the Infusion Won't Start

Check each pump individually.

Make sure:

  • The correct medication is loaded.
  • The correct rate is entered.
  • The number is confirmed.
  • READY PUMP has been selected.
  • All three pumps are ready.

You then activate the central control console.

If one pump isn't ready, go back around the bed and check its medication and rate.

What Numbers Should I See Before Starting?

You want the three medication/rate combinations to be:

  • Hydroxalene — 7
  • Tensobromide — 8
  • Dextracyclate — 15

Once all three are ready, activate the main controller.

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What Happens After the Infusion?

When the three pumps are configured correctly, the infusion begins and the patient's vital signs stabilize.

The game then moves you to the next part of the medical sequence involving the Medical Intubation Kit.

You don't need to redo the pump puzzle after this point.

If you're working through the game's other difficult puzzle sections, our Silent Hill: Townfall AUX Puzzle Explained: How to Read the Pipe Symbols covers the later AUX pipe-and-switch sequence.

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FAQ

What Are the Infusion Pump Rates in Silent Hill: Townfall?
For the 88 kg patient:

  • Hydroxalene: 7
  • Tensobromide: 8
  • Dextracyclate: 15

What Is the 7/8/15 Solution in Silent Hill: Townfall?
Set Hydroxalene to 7, Tensobromide to 8, and Dextracyclate to 15.

Why Are the Pump Rates Different From the Medication Doses?
The medication's mg value is the required dose. The pump rate comes from the Medication Dosage Table using the patient's weight.

The patient weighs 88 kg, so you use the 81–90 kg range in the table.

What Is the Dextracyclate Pump Setting?
Set Dextracyclate 2.5 mg to 15.

What Is the Hydroxalene Pump Setting?
Set Hydroxalene 3 mg to 7.

What Is the Tensobromide Pump Setting?
Set Tensobromide 11 mg to 8.

Does It Matter Which Pump Gets Each Medication?
No. The important part is matching each medication to its correct rate.

Do I Need All Three Medications Before Setting the Pumps?
Yes. Collect Hydroxalene, Tensobromide, and Dextracyclate before completing the infusion setup.

What Is the Records Room Code?
The Records Room code is 2605.

What Do I Do After Setting All Three Pumps?
Make sure all three pumps are ready, then use the small control console beside the bed to start the infusion.

What Happens After the Infusion Pump Puzzle?
The patient's condition stabilizes and the next objective involves getting the Medical Intubation Kit.

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Final Solution

The Silent Hill: Townfall infusion pump puzzle looks more complicated than it is once you separate the medication dose from the pump rate.

The patient weighs 88 kg, and that gives you the final settings:

  • Hydroxalene → 7
  • Tensobromide → 8
  • Dextracyclate → 15

Set all three pumps, select READY PUMP, and start the infusion from the bedside control console.

If you're also working on the Save It For The Patients trophy, our Silent Hill: Townfall Save It For The Patients Guide: Which Healing Items Are Safe? explains the difference between Zoe's healing items and the medical equipment used during The Patient.

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