ECG cable pin type

ECG cables with pin-type connectors are commonly used to connect ECG electrodes to the monitoring device. Here are some key points regarding pin-type ECG cables:

Key Features:

1. Connector Type:

   • Pin-type connectors often feature sharp, cylindrical pins that securely attach to corresponding female sockets on the ECG machine or electrodes.

2. Compatibility:

   • These cables are typically compatible with various ECG machines, but it's important to verify that the pin configuration matches the device being used.

3. Lead Wires:

   • Pin-type ECG cables usually come with multiple lead wires, allowing for the connection of multiple ECG electrodes (e.g., 3-lead, 5-lead, or 12-lead configurations).

4. Insulation:

   • Made with durable, insulated materials to protect against electrical interference and ensure patient safety.

5. Flexibility:

   • Designed to be flexible and lightweight, making them easy to handle during patient monitoring.

6. Color Coding:

   • Often color-coded to help healthcare professionals quickly identify and connect the correct leads to the appropriate electrodes.

7. Durability:

   • Built to withstand repeated use, with reinforced connections to minimize wear and tear over time.

Common Applications:

• Used in various clinical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and emergency care environments, for continuous monitoring of heart activity.