Datex Ohmeda Anesthesia Machine O2 Cell Oxygen Concentration Sensor M-10 For GE

Original Imported Datex Ohmeda Anesthesia Machine O2 Cell Oxygen Concentration Sensor M-10 For GE

Product Overview

Medical equipment batteries are dedicated power supply and sensing accessories for life-support and diagnostic medical devices. This category covers original and compatible replacement batteries for defibrillators, patient monitors, electrocardiographs and anesthesia machines, as well as oxygen concentration cells (O₂ Cell). The product portfolio includes rechargeable lithium batteries, disposable non-rechargeable batteries and gas sensing components, designed to ensure continuous and reliable operation of medical equipment in emergency rescue, patient transport, bedside monitoring and anesthesia surgery scenarios.

General Specifications

Compatibility

This product range is compatible with major global medical device brands and models, including:

1. Defibrillators & AEDs: Primedic XD series (XD1, XD300, XD330, M250/M290), Mindray D5/D6 (old version), C/S series, D1 defibrillator; PH-ILIPS FR2/FR2+, M3860A/M3861A/M3840A, HS1/FRX (M5066A, 861304, 861305), Goldway DFM100; Nihon Kohden AED-2100/2150/2152 (SB-214VK), AED-3100 (SB-310V); Metrax Primedic defibrillators
2. Patient Monitors: Edan V5, V6, iM20 (TWSLB-012); V8, iM50, iM70, M8B (TWSLB-003); M3A, IM60 series
3. Electrocardiographs: Nihon Kohden 1350, 2340, 2350, 2360 series (NKB-301V)
4. Anesthesia Machines: GE Datex-Ohmeda series, compatible with O₂ Cell M-10 (Item No. 11-915-4), 109-5570-000 4-pin black modular plug cable

All products are engineered to match original equipment electrical parameters and mechanical dimensions.

Certifications

Original products comply with the respective manufacturer’s medical device quality and safety specifications. Compatible replacement parts are manufactured in strict accordance with original equipment electrical and interface standards to meet clinical medical device operation requirements.

Key Features

1. Comprehensive product portfolio covering defibrillation, monitoring, ECG and anesthesia device categories, supporting one-stop procurement of medical equipment power and sensing consumables
2. Both original genuine and cost-effective compatible options are available to accommodate different procurement budgets and equipment maintenance needs
3. Diverse battery forms: rechargeable lithium batteries for daily repeated use, disposable batteries for long-term standby emergency equipment
4. Selected AED batteries feature a 4-year shelf life, supporting long-term equipment readiness for emergency scenarios
5. Precisely matched device interface and electrical parameters enable direct plug-and-play installation with normal device recognition
6. Anesthesia machine O₂ cells adopt dedicated connector design to ensure accurate oxygen concentration measurement
7. Suitable for emergency, ward, operating room and transport scenarios to maintain stable equipment operation

Package & Warranty

1. Packaging: Individually packed per unit; standard export cartons for bulk orders
2. Warranty: Warranty terms vary by product model. Original parts follow the manufacturer’s warranty policy; compatible parts come with standard after-sales coverage
3. Stock: Regular SKUs are kept in stock for fast delivery; made-to-order service is available for special specifications

Usage Notes

1. All medical equipment batteries and sensing accessories shall be installed and replaced by qualified medical staff or biomedical engineers.
2. Select the correct battery model according to your equipment brand and model, and verify connector type, voltage and capacity specifications before installation to ensure compatibility.
3. For rechargeable lithium batteries, use the specified charger and follow standard charge-discharge procedures to maintain battery capacity and service life.
4. Disposable batteries are non-rechargeable. Do not disassemble, puncture, crush or incinerate them; replace them promptly upon expiration.
5. For AED standby batteries, check the expiration date and remaining power regularly to ensure full readiness for emergency use.
6. Anesthesia machine O₂ cells are precision sensing components. Avoid touching the sensing surface during installation, perform regular calibration, and replace the cell according to its specified service life.
7. Dispose of used batteries and expired sensing components in strict accordance with medical waste and hazardous waste management regulations.