Mindray T8 Patient Monitor Three prong Power Interface Assembly C000255-00-A

Mindray T8 Patient Monitor Three prong Power Interface Assembly C000255-00-A

Product Introduction

This three prong power interface assembly serves as the primary AC power entry point for the Mindray BeneView T8 patient monitoring system. Technicians install this component on the rear panel of the monitor unit, where it establishes the physical and electrical connection between the external power cord and the internal power supply module. The assembly comes as a complete replacement part with part number C000255-00-A and includes the IEC C14 inlet socket, mounting hardware, and internal wiring harness required for full installation. Hospitals and biomedical engineering departments commonly stock this assembly as a critical spare part for routine maintenance and fault repair of T8 series monitors.

Key Functions

A reliable power supply is the most fundamental function of this component. It delivers the incoming AC power to the internal power module, which then distributes regulated DC voltage to all monitor subsystems. An integrated three-prong grounding pin provides a protective grounding connection.

The assembled internal wiring harness uses factory crimped terminals, saving installation time and maintaining stable electrical performance. The receptacle has a built-in securing mechanism to firmly hold the power cord, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection during patient transport or equipment repositioning.

Precautions

1. Use only genuine Mindray parts. Using non-approved replacement parts may void the warranty and could compromise device safety and performance.

2. Check the voltage and frequency ratings before connecting. Before connecting the equipment to the power line, verify that the voltage and frequency ratings of the power line match those indicated on the equipment .

3. Inspect the inlet regularly. Over time, the inlet's internal pins can become bent or corroded, or the housing can crack from repeated plugging and unplugging. If the power cord feels loose when inserted, or if the monitor intermittently loses AC power, have the inlet inspected.