Product Name: Physio Control Fixed-one ECG cable Compatible 3 leads
IEC Pinch
Compatibility:
| Manufacturer | Model |
|---|
| Stryker > Medtronic > Physio Control | Lifepak 11, Lifepak 12, Lifepak 15, Lifepak 20, Lifepak 20E |
|---|
Features of ECG cable
The features of an ECG (Electrocardiogram) cable can vary depending
on the specific model and manufacturer. However, here are some
common features you may find in an ECG cable:
1. Connector Types: ECG cables typically have specialized
connectors on one end that are designed to connect to the
electrodes or leads. The connectors may vary depending on the
specific ECG machine or monitor being used, such as banana plugs,
snap connectors, or proprietary connectors.
2. Lead Configuration: ECG cables are designed to accommodate
different lead configurations based on the number of leads required
for monitoring or diagnostic purposes. Common lead configurations
include 3-lead, 5-lead, 10-lead, or 12-lead ECG cables. Each
configuration corresponds to specific electrode placement for
capturing different views of the heart's electrical activity.
3. Cable Length: ECG cables come in various lengths to provide
flexibility in positioning the ECG machine or monitor relative to
the patient. The cable length can range from a few feet to several
meters, allowing for comfortable patient positioning and ease of
use.
4. Color Coding: Some ECG cables feature color-coded lead wires or
connectors to match specific lead placements. This makes it easier
for healthcare professionals to identify and connect the leads
correctly, reducing the risk of errors during electrode placement.
5. Shielding and Noise Reduction: ECG cables often incorporate
shielding and noise reduction features to minimize interference
from external electrical sources and reduce artifacts in the ECG
signal. This helps to ensure accurate and reliable ECG recordings.
6. Flexibility and Durability: ECG cables are designed to be
flexible and resistant to bending or kinking during use. They are
often made from high-quality, durable materials that can withstand
repeated use and movement without compromising signal quality.
7. Compatibility: ECG cables are typically designed to be
compatible with specific ECG machines or monitors. They are
manufactured to meet the requirements and standards of the
respective device, ensuring proper signal transmission and
compatibility.
8. Detachability: Many ECG cables feature detachable lead sets,
allowing for easy replacement or interchangeability of leads. This
can be useful when specific lead configurations are required or
when individual leads need to be replaced due to wear or damage.
It's important to note that the features of an ECG cable may vary
depending on the specific brand, model, or intended use. It's
always recommended to refer to the product specifications or
consult with the manufacturer for detailed information about the
features of a particular ECG cable.
