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EMG/EEG/ECG leads, features MedSafe 1.5mm (.060) DIN connectors with snap style receptacles. 60 inch length leads, 5 per package. AHA/ AAMI standard colors for 5 lead placement. Colors Red, Black, White, Green and Brown. Learn More
EMG/EEG/ECG leads, features MedSafe 1.5mm (.060) DIN connectors with snap style receptacles. 60 inch length leads, 3 per package. Black, Blue, Yellow. Learn More
Electro-Cap Tin Ear Electrodes, 9mm earclips (2/pkg). A pair of pure tin cup electrodes with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire and a 1.5mm DIN connector. A spring-clip back, covered with plastic for patient comfort, is used to hold the electrode in place. For use with Electro-Caps, Smart Brain Games and other systems that use tin ear electrodes Part # ECA E5-9S Learn More
Callibri is a wearable device embedded with ECG, EMG, EEG and respiratory sensors, as well as an accelerometer and angular velocity sensors to monitor physiological data on muscle movement and tension, breathing & heart rates. Callibri can be also used as electromyostimulation device. Learn More
E21-9S Disc Electrode 9mm Cup with 1.5mm DIN connector. A pure tin eeg cup electrode with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire. For use with Electro-Caps, Smart Brain Games and other systems that use tin ear electrodes. Learn More
Electro-Cap Tin Ear Electrodes, 6mm earclips (2/pkg). A pair of pure tin cup electrodes with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire and a 1.5mm DIN connector. A spring-clip back, covered with plastic for patient comfort, is used to hold the electrode in place. For use with Electro-Caps, Smart Brain Games and other systems that use tin ear electrodes Part # ECA E5-6S Learn More
The E4S Quick insert electrode is a temporary electrode which will override the cap wiring in the event of a faulty electrode during a test. A Quick Insert Electrode may be placed into the mount of the faulty electrode and connected directly to the EEG machine until the cap can be properly repaired. Learn More