AC Inlet Cable with Fuse Holder
| 5447044 | |
| Ultrasound | |
| Other Ultrasound | |
| GE HealthCare | Outright |
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Features
- Cables are highly flexible
- Highly protective fuse holder
- Smooth corners and curves
- Dimensionally stable
Product Overview
The Alternating Current (AC) Inlet Cable with Fuse Holder is used in the ultrasound machines, X-ray machines and also in a few other Digital Imaging (DI) machines. It is an assembly that consists of three wires and a fuse holder. One wire is for the line terminal, one for the neutral terminal and the other will go to the ground terminal. It is used in the Nezha cart assembly of the medical equipment. Shrink tubes are used for the wires in order to protect from high temperatures and also from getting damaged. The three wires are directly soldered to the AC inlet pin. The line (L) and neutral (N) connects to the connector pin1 and pin2. The assembly goes through various tests such as a temperature cycle test, drop test, pressure test and few others according to the standard reliability requirements. All these are placed in a bag, labeled individually and boxed with label for shipment. It is being used in machines such as Venue 40, Revolution XR/d, Venue 50 and in other medical diagnostic equipment.