Reference electrode with cable

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Reference Electrode with Cable

The Reference Electrode with Cable is a fundamental component to ensure optimal and safe operation during the use of electrosurgical units in medical and surgical environments. With its large contact surface and easy connection via cable, it is designed to ensure a uniform distribution of energy, improving precision and safety during treatments.

Main features:

Type: Reference electrode with cable – designed to provide a stable and secure connection when used with electrosurgical units.
Dimensions: 120 mm in length and Ø 17 mm in diameter, offering a contact surface of 64 cm² for optimal energy distribution.
Compatibility: Suitable for use with various models of electrosurgical units, ensuring proper operation in surgical procedures and treatments.
Cable included: The product comes with a high-quality cable, facilitating direct connection to the electrosurgical device.
Condition: Non-sterile – the electrode must be sterilized before use to ensure treatment safety.

Advantages:

Large contact surface: With its 120 mm length and Ø 17 mm diameter, the electrode ensures a uniform distribution of energy during treatment, reducing the risks of damaging surrounding tissues and improving the effectiveness of the procedure.
Ease of use and direct connection: The included cable allows for quick and secure connection, without the need for complicated assembly processes, making the electrode ideal for high-efficiency environments such as operating rooms.
Durability and maintenance: Made with durable materials, the electrode is easy to maintain and can be easily sterilized, ensuring long-lasting use and optimal hygiene.
Reliability: This electrode is designed to operate consistently and reliably, reducing risks during treatments and increasing safety for patients.