Endoscope Reprocessing Your Vision, Our Future Endoscope Drying CaPinet EDC: Completing your endoscope workflow
Open the catalog to page 1EDC – Endoscope Drying Cabinet Endoscope drying and storage is of essential importance in order to protect endoscopes and assure that they are ready for immediate reuse, even after extended storage periods. Endoscope disinfection prior to reuse is not necessary. Effective drying Traceability The EDC is connected to a medical-grade dry air The EDC (model D only) is equipped with a RFID reader supply. This assures the highly efficient drying of which is fully compatible with ETD3 endoscope ID endoscopes at low temperatures. Medical-grade air is and with ENDOALPHA Documentation (EndoBase) also supplied...
Open the catalog to page 2Features and technical data at a glance Dimensions 2130 – 2179 mm (adjustable feet) Weight 200 kg Depth of chamber 370 mm Volume of cabinet 0.6 m3 Type EDC Number of endoscope positions 7 Drying time (default setting) 120 minutes Storage time (default setting) 168 hours Power supply 230 V Connections L1, N, PE Frequency 50 Hz Max. current 0.9 A Max. power consumption 128 W Compressed air Pressurised medical-grade air according to European Pharmacopeia Connection Preferably ½" outer thread (hose Ø 8 mm) Pressure 3– 8 bar Dew point – 43°C Max. consumption Air supply 470 mm Height Electrical connections...
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