The Conmed Corporation DA36-03II Safety Leadwires are designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. These leadwires are specifically engineered to provide a safe and reliable connection for patient monitoring, making them an essential component in healthcare facilities where accurate and uninterrupted monitoring is crucial.

The Conmed Corporation DA36-03II Safety Leadwires are intended for use with medical devices that require leadwire connections. They are designed to provide a secure and stable connection, minimizing the risk of signal interruption or patient discomfort. These leadwires are an important part of a comprehensive patient monitoring system, allowing healthcare professionals to accurately assess patient vital signs and make informed decisions about care.

Key Features

• 36-inch length provides flexibility and convenience for patient monitoring
• Snap connectors ensure a secure and easy connection to medical devices
• Color-coded leads (black, red, white) facilitate easy identification and organization
• Designed for safety and reliability, reducing the risk of signal interruption or patient discomfort
• Packaged in sets of three for convenience and cost-effectiveness
• Compatible with a range of medical devices, including ECG monitors and defibrillators
• Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance and minimizes the need for replacement

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 36 inches (length) | Weight: varies by packaging | Materials: medical-grade materials | Compliance: designed to meet or exceed relevant medical device standards | Compatibility: compatible with a range of medical devices, including those from major manufacturers.

Ideal For

These safety leadwires are suitable for use in a variety of medical environments, including: * Hospitals and inpatient care facilities * Outpatient clinics and medical offices * Home care and hospice settings * Emergency medical services (EMS) and transport vehicles * Medical research and laboratory facilities