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Updated Dec 10 2020
4 RepliesHello ,
you know which batteries are installed in this model ?
Best regards,
Marco RE: TRUMPF - TruSystem 7500
Added Dec 7 2020
0 RepliesI would like an exploded view diagram of the slit lamp. Also may be interested in PM for other zeiss slit lamps. RE: ZEISS - 30SL-M
Updated Dec 7 2020
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We are consultant for the system design to the Dornoch ultra Evac model UL-EV100. Could you please help the question below. 1. The drain from this equipment will direct to connect to the drainage system or will be indirectly connect to the hospital drainage system. 2. Th2 water to this equipment will be hard pipe connection or it will through a 3/4" hose to connect to the equipment. My email is wanli.cong@wsp.com
RE: Zimmer - Dornoch Ultra EvacAdded Dec 1 2020
0 RepliesHello i have machine cooper leep system plz helpe me how to test i have broblem not testing machine this is my whatsapp number 00252618852508 thank you RE: CooperSurgical - Leep System 6000
Added Nov 30 2020
0 RepliesIonia Medical used to distribute the EDGE evacuator in Australia and we have lots of customers requesting filters - just wondering if it is still possible to purchase the pre-filters and Big-Boy filter, and is the evacuator still produced in 240VAC versions? RE: Edge Systems LLC - S.A.F.E. System
Updated Dec 1 2020
4 RepliesWe purchased a Valleylab Force Triad from Avante Surgical a couple months ago. Our requests for help to Avante have went unanswered.
The patient return electrode is a stainless pad style, not a split pad style.
With the split pad, I understand that the REM system is measuring resistance between the pads to determine if there is good patient contact prior to initiating power output, as a safety measure to reduce burns.
With the solid pad, there can be no such measurement.
I see different connection wires listed for solid pads vs split pads. It appears from pictures, that the wires for solid pads are simply a modified split pad cable that have had a resistor soldered in line on each monitoring wire, which would trick the REM system in to believing there is good patient contact.
Is it a reasonable to believe that we have been shipped the wrong cord for our solid paddle. That is, a measurement of the resistance of each wire, to show less than 5 ohms, is indicative of a cable intended for a split paddle. RE: Valleylab - ForceTriad
Updated Nov 30 2020
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