Product Name: Drager-Siemens Sirecust ECG CABLES&LEADWIRES ECG cable 3 leadwires pinch connector Fixed-Pinch, Compatible

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Storage conditions of ECG cables

1. Cleanliness: Before storing the ECG cable, ensure that it is clean and free of any dirt, debris or residue. If necessary, clean the cables and connectors with a soft cloth or mild soap. Allow cables to dry completely before storing.

2. Coiling: Avoid over-tightening or coiling the cable as this can stress and damage the internal wires. Instead, coil the cable loosely into a large loop or figure-eight shape. Make sure there are no kinks or bends in the cables.

3. Cable Organizer: Consider using a cable organizer or Velcro straps to keep cables tidy and tangle-free. This helps maintain the integrity of the cable and makes it easier to untangle and use when needed.

4. Protection: Store the ECG cable in a clean, dry, dust-free environment. Avoid exposing the cable to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, humidity, or excessive moisture, as these can degrade the cable's material and affect its performance.

5. Separate: If you have multiple ECG cables, it is recommended to store them separately to avoid tangling or damage. Store each cable in a designated storage area or separate container to stay organized and prevent clutter.

6. Avoid pressure or weight: Do not place heavy objects on the stored EKG cable as this may stress the cable and cause damage. Place the cables where they will not be pinched or subjected to excessive weight.

7. Periodic Inspections: Periodically inspect stored ECG cables for any signs of wear, damage or damage. If you notice any problems, the cable may need to be replaced to ensure accurate and reliable EKG recordings.

By following these guidelines, you can efficiently store and extend the life of your ECG cables, ensuring they remain in good condition for accurate and reliable ECG monitoring.