Product Name: 12 Pin HP to Transducer MR Blood Invasive Pressure
Adapter Cable IBP
IBP adapter
cable and transducers.pdf
Compatibility:
| Manufacturer | Model |
|---|
| Mediblu | MM12 |
|---|
| Medica D | Logicare Series 2000 |
|---|
| HP | 3536A, 78205A-D, 78341A, 78342A, 78352A, 78354C, 8030A, 8040A, CMS
24, Efficia CM120 (863302), HeartStart MRx, IntelliVue MMS X2,
IntelliVue MMX, IntelliVue MX400, IntelliVue MX450, IntelliVue
MX500, IntelliVue MX550, IntelliVue MX600, IntelliVue MX700,
IntelliVue MX800, M1006A, M1006A/B, M1006B, M1026A, M1165A, M1166A,
M1175A, M1176A, M1205A, M1350A, M1350B, M1353A, M2, M3, M3001A, M4,
MP 40, MP 50, MP 60, MP 70, MX8000, Merlin, Merlin 1300, Omnicare
M1006A, SureSigns VM8, V26, Viridia 24 |
|---|
| Welch Allyn | Propaq CS |
|---|
To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your IBP adapter
cables, it is important to store them correctly. Here are some
guidelines for storing IBP adapter cables:
1. Clean and dry: Make sure the cable is clean and dry before
storing it. If they come into contact with any liquids or
contaminants, clean them according to the manufacturer's
instructions and let them dry completely.
2. Neatly coil or bundle: Avoid excessive bending or twisting of
cables when storing. Coil the cables in a loose figure-eight
pattern or carefully bundle them to prevent kinks or tangles. Avoid
wrapping the cable tightly as this may cause internal damage.
3. Use zip ties or Velcro straps: Use zip ties or Velcro straps to
securely secure coiled or bundled cables. This helps keep them
organized and prevents them from getting tangled or damaged.
4. Prevent physical damage: Store cables in a location that
protects them from potential physical damage. Avoid placing heavy
objects on it or storing it in areas with high traffic or where it
may be stepped on.
5. Keep away from extreme temperatures: Avoid storing cables in
places with extreme temperatures, such as direct sunlight,
excessively hot or cold environments, or areas prone to temperature
fluctuations. Extreme temperatures can reduce a cable's insulation
and affect its performance.
6. Store in a clean, dry environment: Choose a cable storage
location that is clean, dry, free of dust, moisture and any
corrosive substances. Consider using a dedicated storage box or
container to protect cables from environmental elements.
7. Label or organize: If you have multiple IBP adapter cables,
consider labeling or organizing them so you can easily identify and
retrieve the specific cable you need when needed. This saves time
and minimizes handling and potential damage.
By following these storage guidelines, you can help extend the life
of your IBP adapter cables and ensure they are in good condition
when they need to be monitored or performed. Be sure to refer to
the manufacturer's recommendations for specific storage
instructions related to the cables you have.
