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Welch Allyn ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable
The Welch Allyn 7100-24 USB Interface Cable connects the ABPM 7100 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor to a compatible computer for device configuration and transfer of recorded patient data. Designed specifically for the ABPM 7100 system. Monitor, computer and software not included.
Original price was: £97.50.£92.63Current price is: £92.63.
Additional information
Welch Allyn ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable
The Welch Allyn ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable provides a direct connection between the ABPM 7100 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor and a compatible computer.
It allows the ABPM 7100 to communicate with compatible Welch Allyn software for device preparation, configuration and transfer of recorded patient blood pressure data. The ABPM 7100 recorder, computer and software are not included.
Supplied With
- 1 x ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable
Key Features
- Designed specifically for the Welch Allyn ABPM 7100
- Connects the ABPM recorder to a compatible computer
- Supports device configuration and data transfer
- USB connection for PC-based workflows
- Suitable for ambulatory blood pressure monitoring services
Additional Questions
What is the ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable used for?
The cable connects the ABPM 7100 recorder to a compatible computer, allowing device configuration and transfer of recorded blood pressure data using suitable software.
Is the ABPM 7100 monitor included?
No. This product is the USB interface cable only. The ABPM 7100 recorder, computer and compatible software are available separately.
Technical Specification |
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| Product | ABPM 7100 USB Interface Cable |
| Brand | Welch Allyn |
| Product No. | HSP510.2 |
| Manufacturer Code | 7100-24 |
| Product Type | USB Interface Cable |
| Compatibility | Welch Allyn ABPM 7100 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Connection | USB to ABPM 7100 data interface |
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