SUB-ASSEMBLY, MECHANICAL, DAS ENCLOSURE, LFT, HALO by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The SUB-ASSEMBLY, MECHANICAL, DAS ENCLOSURE, LFT, HALO by GE Healthcare is designed to enhance the durability and performance of imaging systems.
• Compatible with leading models such as LIGHTSPEED VCT, LIGHTSPEED PRO 32, and LIGHTSPEED 7X, ensuring broad applicability across various clinical environments.
• This assembly is engineered to streamline installation processes, reducing downtime during system upgrades or maintenance.
• Constructed with high-quality materials, it provides robust protection for sensitive components within the imaging system.
• Supports optimal thermal management, contributing to the longevity and reliability of imaging equipment.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This sub-assembly is compatible with the following GE Healthcare models: LIGHTSPEED VCT, LIGHTSPEED PRO 32, and LIGHTSPEED 7X. It is particularly suited for use in CT imaging scenarios, where maintaining system integrity and performance is critical for accurate diagnostics and patient care.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Part Number	5170050
Material	High-Strength Composite
Weight	Approximately 2 kg
Dimensions	30 cm x 20 cm x 10 cm

Clinical and Service Value

The SUB-ASSEMBLY, MECHANICAL, DAS ENCLOSURE, LFT, HALO by GE Healthcare offers significant clinical value by ensuring that imaging systems operate at peak performance. Its compatibility with multiple GE Healthcare models allows for seamless integration, which is essential in fast-paced clinical environments. This assembly minimizes the risk of equipment failure, ultimately supporting uninterrupted patient care and accurate diagnostic outcomes.

From a service perspective, the robust design of this sub-assembly facilitates easier maintenance and quicker repairs, which are crucial for healthcare facilities aiming to optimize their operational efficiency. The high-quality materials used in its construction not only enhance durability but also contribute to thermal management, reducing the frequency of service interventions. This results in improved workflow and resource allocation within the biomedical engineering team, allowing them to focus on other critical tasks.

Additional notes

SUB-ASSEMBLY, MECHANICAL, DAS ENCLOSURE, LFT, HALO by GE Healthcare