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| Brand Name : | Comen |
| Price : | USD |
| Payment Terms : | T/T,Western Union,PayPal |
The COMEN battery 022-000060-00 is compatible with various COMEN monitors, including the COMEN C50, C60, C70, C80, and C90 series. With a nominal capacity of 4400mAh and an energy reserve of 48.84Wh, this battery can meet varying battery life requirements for monitors. Depending on the monitor's power consumption, the battery life ranges from 3 to 8 hours, providing stable, long-lasting power.
Compatible with monitors with diverse requirements, including the C50, C60, C70, C80, and C90, eliminating the need for separate batteries for different monitors and reducing departmental equipment management costs.
When the external power source is disconnected, the battery provides seamless power switching in ≤5ms, preventing loss of vital sign data due to downtime. This adapts to a wide range of scenarios, from short-distance transport within routine departments to long-distance transport of critically ill patients.
Battery charge level, charging progress, and health status are displayed on the monitor's home screen for medical staff to quickly identify power supply risks.
Supports hot-swappable replacement of all compatible models while the monitor is powered on, without interrupting monitoring. The C70/C80/C90 models support dual batteries connected in parallel, with an expandable battery compartment to extend battery life and meet the needs of long-term critical care.
| Brand | Comen Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | 022-000060-00 |
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Charging voltage | 11.1V |
| Capacity | 4400mAh |
| Energy | 48.84Wh |
| Working current | 1.0-1.8A |
| Charging time | 2.5-3 hours |
| Charging current | 2.5A |
| Shell Material | ABS+PC plastic |
| Size | 138mm*72mm*34mm |
| Weight | About 420g |
This battery can be shared across the internal medicine, surgery, and emergency departments of a general hospital. For example, if the battery of a C60 monitor in the emergency department runs out, the C50 in the general ward can be used directly, eliminating the need to wait for dedicated batteries to recharge, improving equipment turnover.
When a C80 monitor in the ICU needs to be transferred to the imaging department, a single battery's 4-hour battery life can cover the entire journey. If the transfer is delayed, dual batteries can be added to extend the battery life to 8 hours, ensuring continuous monitoring of parameters such as NIBP and CO2.
Ambulances equipped with both C60 and C80 monitors can share this battery, eliminating the need to carry multiple spare batteries. For long-distance calls, the dual-battery configuration allows the C80 monitor to monitor patients throughout the entire journey, meeting the transport needs of patients with myocardial infarction and stroke.
In the event of a sudden power outage in a department, this battery can provide emergency power to both the C50 and C80. The C50 has a battery life of 5 hours, and the C80 has a battery life of 4 hours, buying ample time for the backup generator to start or for patient evacuation.
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