GE PRO1000 Patient Monitor Three-prong Power Connector 15A 250V 70W With High Quality
This accessory is a 3-prong power socket for the GE PRO1000 patient monitor. It serves as the primary AC power input for the GE PRO1000, with specifications of 15A 250V 70W.
This 3-prong power input socket has three internal metal prongs and an outer layer of black plastic, making it sturdy, wear-resistant, and offering numerous advantages. Most importantly, it provides insulation to prevent electrical leakage when connected to the socket; it also offers protection against liquid splashes.
1. AC Power Input Interface
This is the only connection point for the device to connect to an external AC power source. After connecting to mains power, 220V AC power is input to the internal power board of the device via the power cord. The power board then converts the power to power the device and its modules.
2. Safety Grounding Protection
The three-prong power socket has an independent grounding pin, which connects the device's metal casing to the earth, effectively preventing leakage and avoiding the dangerous to medical personnel or patients.
3. High Load Compatibility
The socket's rated current and voltage are 15A 250V, fully meeting the power requirements of the GE PRO1000 70W, while also providing ample margin to support long-term continuous operation without the risk of overheating.
4. Robust and Durable, Easy to Maintain
The outer layer of the socket is made of flame-retardant plastic, resistant to insertion and removal fatigue, and can withstand multiple insertions and removals without severe wear. If the socket becomes loose or has poor contact, it can be quickly replaced without disassembling the power board.
Technical Specifications
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Product name
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Three-prong power connector
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Machine model
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PRO1000
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Voltage
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250V
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Power
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70W
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Condition
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Good working
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Material
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Metal + Plastic
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Color
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Black
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Weight
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About 50g
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Warranty
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90 days
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Q1: My monitor won't turn on or charge. Could it be a problem with the power outlet?
A1: Check for loose connections, oxidized plug pins, etc. If everything else seems normal...
If it only won't turn on, it might be a motherboard issue. If it won't turn on and won't power on either, it might be a power outlet problem. Try switching to battery power. If it still won't turn on, the motherboard is the cause. If it works normally, the power outlet is faulty and should be replaced.
Q2: The prongs of my three-prong power cord are oxidized and blackened. Can I still use it?
A2: If it's only slightly oxidized, you can sand it down and continue using it. If the oxidized prongs are also deformed, burned, or the plastic casing is cracked, it must be replaced immediately to avoid poor contact leading to overheating and fire risks.
Q3: Does this outlet support both 110V and 220V dual voltages?
A3: The socket itself is rated at 250V and is compatible with 110V/220V AC mains power. Voltage switching is achieved by the internal power board of the device. The socket is only used as a physical input interface.
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