GE Marquette Tram 2001 Module NBP Valve Assembly

Product Description: GE Marquette Tram 2001 Module NBP Valve Assembly
Enhance the functionality of your GE Marquette Tram series modules with the GE Marquette Tram 2001 Module NBP Valve Assembly. This essential component has been meticulously tested and cleaned, ensuring it meets all manufacturer specifications for optimal performance. It is perfectly suited for a wide range of compatible units, including:

• GE Marquette Tram 200A Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 200SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 250SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 400A Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 400SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 450SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 451 Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 800A Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 800SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 850A Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 850SL Modules

• GE Marquette Tram 851 Modules

With the OEM part number 413021-001, you can trust that this valve assembly is a reliable choice to maintain the high-quality performance of your medical equipment. Upgrade your setup with the GE Marquette Tram 2001 Module NBP Valve Assembly to ensure precise and efficient monitoring capabilities in your clinical environment.

GE Marquette Tram 2001 Module NBP Valve Assembly Specifications:

• Type: NBP Valve Assembly

• Dimensions:

• Length: 4.5 in (11.4 cm)

• Width: 3.0 in (7.6 cm)

• Height: 2.5 in (6.4 cm)

• Weight:

• 1.2 lbs (0.54 kg)

• Operating Pressure:

• 0 to 300 mmHg (0 to 39.2 kPa)

• Flow Rate:

• 10-200 mL/min (0.35-6.76 fl oz/min)

• Connection Type:

• Luer Lock compatible

• Material:

• Polycarbonate body, silicone valves

• Operating Temperature Range:

• 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)

• Calibration Range:

• 0 to 270 mmHg (0 to 35.9 kPa)

• Electrical Compatibility:

• 5 VDC input

• Certification Standards:

• CE Mark, ISO 13485 compliant

• Warranty:

• 1 year limited warranty

• Usage:

• Non-invasive blood pressure monitoring

Please verify with the official documentation for any specific requirements or updates.

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