McGan Technology’s MMPD-8K electrosurgical insulation defect detector is a battery operated unit that tests the integrity, such as pinholes, cracks or defects, of the insulation of electrosurgical instrument in order to prevent inadvertent tissue burns which may occur during electrosurgical instrument procedures. The integrity of the insulation of electrosurgical instruments can occur over time, through normal surgical use, through the accidental contact with a sharp instrument or the rubbing of the insulation to the point of abrading it. The insulation failure provides an alternate pathway for the current to leave the instrument’s electrode usually beyond the sight of the surgeon which will result in the unintended tissue burn. Using an electrosurgical test equipment maintenance program can greatly reduce the number of these inadvertent burns during electrosurgical procedures.

Features:

• Design incorporates a portable battery pack
• Charges in 3 hours (overcharging protection)
• Maintains applied test voltage with constant current source
• Easy adjustable voltage control
• Full test current at low voltages. Alarm sensitivity control
• Selection of test electrodes
• Limited output current for operational safety
• Regulated DC output, adjustable 0 to 8kV
• Visual and audible alarms
• LCD displays alarm and battery charge
• Color coded cables and ports