ICU Medical 1613 Universal Power Supply US Plug AC/DC 100-240 VAC/

The ICU Medical 1613 Universal Power Supply is a versatile and reliable power solution designed for use in a variety of medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care environments. This device stands out for its ability to provide a stable and efficient power supply, making it an essential component for medical equipment that requires a consistent and reliable power source.

The ICU Medical 1613 Universal Power Supply is designed to provide a universal power solution for medical devices, offering a wide range of input voltages and a stable output voltage. This power supply is intended to be used with medical equipment that requires a reliable and efficient power source, such as patient monitoring systems, infusion pumps, and ventilators. Its compact design and lightweight construction make it easy to install and transport, while its high-quality components ensure a long and trouble-free service life.

Key Features

• Universal input voltage range of 100-240 VAC for use in various medical settings
• Stable output voltage of 12DC for reliable operation of medical devices
• Compact and lightweight design for easy installation and transportation
• High-quality components for a long and trouble-free service life
• US plug for easy connection to standard power outlets
• AC/DC operation for flexibility and convenience
• Designed for use with a wide range of medical devices, including patient monitoring systems and infusion pumps

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: • Weight: • Materials: High-quality electronic components • Compliance: Designed to meet or exceed relevant medical device standards • Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of medical devices, including those requiring 12DC power

Ideal For

• Hospitals and healthcare facilities • Clinics and outpatient centers • Home care and hospice settings • Medical laboratories and research facilities • Any environment where reliable and efficient power is required for medical devices