EDAN CADENCE II Fetal Monitor Three-Prong Power Connector for AC power connection

EDAN CADENCE II Fetal Monitor Three-Prong Power Connector for AC power connection

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is a three-prong power connector for the EDAN CADENCE II Fetal monitor. The connector has two screw holes for mounting to the device. The interface uses a high-temperature resistant shell, and the three metal prongs on the back correspond to the live, neutral, and ground wires, connecting to the device's internal power board.

 
 
► Features

1. Stable Power Supply

Stable conductivity prevents sudden power loss during fetal monitoring due to poor contact, ensuring continuous and uninterrupted monitoring data.

2. Flame Retardant and High-Temperature Resistant

The shell is made of flame-retardant material, and the internal terminals are high-temperature resistant, preventing softening, deformation, or short circuits due to prolonged power supply, reducing fire hazards.

3. Secure Installation

Screws on both sides ensure a secure mount. The connector will not wobble when the device is moved or the power cord is plugged in or out, reducing terminal wear and poor contact.

4. Anti-Dislodgement Structure

The internal terminals have an anti-dislodgement structure, ensuring the power cord plug is firmly secured and will not loosen due to slight pulling or vibration, making it suitable for scenarios with frequent movement in the delivery room.

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► FAQ

Q1: The power cord is very loose when plugged in, and the power cuts off with the slightest touch. Is the socket broken?

A1: It's most likely that the elastic terminals inside the socket have aged and spread out, no longer holding the plug securely. Replacing the socket will restore a tight contact.

Q2: The socket holes are blackened and show signs of burning. Can I still use it?

A2: It's not recommended. The burning indicates that arcing has occurred. Continuing to use it will increase contact resistance, cause severe overheating, and may even burn out the power cord and the device's power board.

Q3: Can I use a regular computer power socket instead?

A3: It's not recommended. This socket's installation dimensions, mounting bracket position, and the device's casing are custom-made. A regular socket won't fit. Furthermore, medical equipment has higher requirements for flame retardancy and safety levels; it's best to use a dedicated version of the same model.

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