ConMed BiCap III Electrosurgical Unit

The ConMed BiCap III Electrosurgical Unit is a compact, high-performance ESU engineered for precision cutting and effective coagulation in endoscopy suites, outpatient clinics, and surgical centers. With ultra-responsive Dynamic Response technology and Pulse Cut Mode, this unit delivers fast, controlled energy bursts while minimizing collateral thermal damage.

Overview

The BiCap III combines speed, safety, and compact design. Its Dynamic Response mechanism reacts to tissue impedance in under one millisecond for consistent output, while front-panel volume control and an optional automatic programming feature streamline setup. It supports monopolar and bipolar modes and is compatible with BiCap Superconductor probes for efficient hemostasis.

Key Features

• Dynamic Response technology – <1 ms reaction to impedance changes for precise power delivery
• Pulse Cut Mode – enables controlled, repeatable dissection bursts
• Front-panel volume control – intuitive adjustment of audible feedback
• Automatic Programming – recalls previous settings for faster startup
• Compact form – ideal for space-limited procedure rooms
• Monopolar & bipolar capability – versatile use across procedure types
• Integrated ARM safety – Contact Quality Monitoring to prevent grounding issues
• BiCap Superconductor probes – three-electrode design with ceramic tip for uniform coagulation‡

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 6 in H × 13 in W × 18 in D (15.4 cm × 33 cm × 45.7 cm)
• Weight: approx. 14.65 lb (6.65 kg)
• Modes: Pure Cut, Blend Cut, Pulse Cut, Coagulation, Bipolar
• Max Output: 200 W (Pure/Blend), 80 W (Coag), 50 W (Bipolar)
• Cooling: Convection (fanless)
• Safety: ARM Contact Quality Monitoring (10–150 Ω range), self-diagnostics, isolated RF output
• Power: RF at ~390–410 kHz frequency range
• Automatic memory recall setting available
• Warranty: Standard 2 years; optional 7-year extended warranty

Ideal For

• Endoscopy suites (GI, ENT)
• Outpatient clinics and ASC settings
• Minimally invasive and diagnostic procedure rooms
• ENT, dermatology, and gynecology specialty practices
• Facilities needing compact, dual-modality ESUs