OEM Philips 3 Lead Single Pin ECG Tele Leadwires - Snap

OEM Philips 3 Lead Single Pin ECG Tele Leadwires

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Discover the exceptional performance of the OEM Philips 3 Lead Single Pin ECG Tele Leadwires

• Snap, designed for seamless integration and reliable connectivity in electrocardiogram monitoring. Specifically engineered to deliver accurate ECG readings, these leadwires are compatible with a variety of Philips monitors, ensuring optimal functionality in clinical settings.

Crafted with high-quality materials, these leadwires provide consistent signal quality while maintaining patient safety and comfort. The snap connector allows for easy attachment and detachment, making setup quick and efficient for healthcare professionals. Ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and telemetry units, these ECG leadwires enhance the reliability of patient monitoring systems.
Whether you're upgrading your medical equipment inventory or looking for dependable accessories, the OEM Philips 3 Lead Single Pin ECG Tele Leadwires

• Snap is an essential choice for any medical facility dedicated to providing the highest standard of patient care. Improve your ECG monitoring experience today with these essential leadwires.

OEM Philips 3 Lead Single Pin ECG Tele Leadwires

• Snap Specifications:

• Lead Configuration: 3 Lead

• Connector Type: Single Pin Snap

• Lead Length:

• Imperial: 10 ft

• Metric: 3 m

• Lead Wire Material: Medical-grade standard wire

• Insulation Material: PVC or similar

• Lead Color Coding: Standard ECG color coding (e.g., White, Black, Red)

• Operating Temperature Range:

• Imperial: 32°F to 122°F

• Metric: 0°C to 50°C

• Storage Temperature Range:

• Imperial: -40°F to 158°F

• Metric: -40°C to 70°C

• Compatibility: Compatible with Philips ECG monitoring devices

• Certifications: CE, ISO 13485

• Shelf Life: Typically 2-3 years when stored properly

Please ensure that the specifications align with your requirements as variations may exist across different models or batches.

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