ASSEMBLY, PCB, VIDEO CONTROL (ONLY FOR OLDER SYSTEMS WITH PENTIUM) by OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare)

Key Highlights

• This PCB assembly is specifically designed for older imaging systems utilizing Pentium processors, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance.
• Manufactured by OEC Medical Systems, a trusted name in healthcare imaging solutions, ensuring high quality and reliability.
• Facilitates the seamless operation of the 9800 model, enhancing its functionality and extending the life of existing systems.
• Supports critical imaging workflows in hospital settings, allowing for continued use of established equipment.
• Streamlined installation process minimizes downtime, contributing to efficient patient care and operational continuity.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This PCB assembly is compatible with the OEC Medical Systems 9800 model. It is primarily used in surgical and diagnostic imaging scenarios where reliable video control is essential. The assembly is particularly valuable in environments where older systems are still in operation, ensuring that healthcare providers can maintain their imaging capabilities without the need for complete system replacement.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Product ID	O17061-9987900406
Brand	OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare)
Part Number	99-879004-06
Processor Compatibility	Pentium
Model Compatibility	9800

Clinical and Service Value

The ASSEMBLY, PCB, VIDEO CONTROL serves as a crucial component for maintaining the functionality of older imaging systems, specifically designed for the OEC Medical Systems 9800 model. By ensuring that these systems remain operational, healthcare providers can avoid the significant costs and disruptions associated with upgrading to newer technology. This assembly not only prolongs the life of existing equipment but also supports the ongoing delivery of high-quality patient care in surgical and diagnostic settings.

From a maintenance perspective, the streamlined installation process of this PCB assembly minimizes downtime, allowing biomedical engineers and technicians to quickly restore functionality to imaging systems. This efficiency is vital in clinical environments where timely imaging can directly impact patient outcomes. Furthermore, by choosing to maintain older systems with reliable components, hospitals can optimize their resource allocation and ensure that their imaging capabilities remain robust and effective.

Additional notes

ASSEMBLY, PCB, VIDEO CONTROL (ONLY FOR OLDER SYSTEMS WITH PENTIUM) by OEC Medical Systems (GE Healthcare)