ValleyLab SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Unit

Description

ValleyLab SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Unit Features

The Valleylab SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Unit provides exceptional performance, reliability, and safety benefits in a compact, easy to use ESU.

• Easy and quick to set up; compact and light
• Saves time with automatic access to previously used power settings and modes
• Provides precise surgical effect with power control dials
• Performs most common office-based electrosurgical procedures
• Provides ability to change power settings while activating the generator
• Includes both monopolar and bipolar outputs
• Accepts preferred accessories
  • standard 3-pin pencil, most standard footswitching devices (with adapter)
  • standard Valleylab monopolar footswitch (optional)
  • standard 2-pin bipolar footswitching devices
• Manufactured to the highest standards of quality in electrosurgical technology
• Ensures consistent clinical performance over a variety of procedures
• Increased patient safety with a return electrode contact quality monitoring system (RECQMS). The RECQMS system continually monitors patient impedance levels and deactivates the generator if a fault in the patient/return electrode contact is detected.

ValleyLab SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Unit Specifications

Dimensions and Weight

• Height: 14 cm (5.5 in)
• Width: 26 cm (10.25 in)
• Depth: 25.4 cm (10 in)
• Weight: <6.5kg (<14 lbs)

RF Leakage

• Bipolar <39 Arms
• Monopolar <150 Arms

Input Power

• 110-120 Volts at 60 Hz

PER = 86

• PER (Power Efficiency Rating) is the measure of an electrosurgical generator’s ability to accurately deliver the selected power into a wide range of tissue types.

Controls and Indicators

• Mode Selection: Separate pushbuttons select modes (Cut or Blend, Desiccate, Fulgurate, or Bipolor)
• PowerSetting: Dials adjust power in increments of 1 watt
• Audible Tones: A continuous tone indicates activation; volume control is on the back panel. A dual tone, which is not adjustable, indicates an alarm condition; for example, compromised patient return electrode contact.

Receptacles

• Front Panel: RECQMS patient return electrode receptacle (RECQMS system requires a split plate patient return electrode).
• Receptacle for standard footswitching devices with adapters.
• Receptacle for standard 2-pin bipolar foot switching devices.

Rear Panel

• Receptacle for standard Valleylab monopolar footswitch.