Extend your probes lifetime

A leakage test should be carried out regularly!

In order to ensure the safety of the patient and to detect damage to the probe at an early stage, the leakage test should ideally be carried out before each examination.

Use the provided brackets for cables and probes.

To prevent damage from dropped probes and cable breakage, make sure you affix the cable and the probe to the designated mounts.

Pay careful attention when handling cables.

Avoid contact with skin, sweat and corrosive fluids to prevent possible yellowing.
To ensure a long service life for your cables, you should avoid situations in which cables could develop kinks and dents.

After use, the probe should be disinfected and kept in a contamination-protected,
closed container.

Probes in their cases should be stored in a dry area to prevent damage resulting from condensation, such as the corrosion of sensitive electronic components.

Not all disinfectants are effective for all types of contamination.

Make sure that the disinfectants you use, including the strength of the solution and the duration of exposure are suitable for the particular probe.