Toshiba/Canon CT Intercom Part CX77-96094*B | Microphone Assembly with Cable | Aquilion Series Communication Spare

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Product Details
Available for immediate replacement is a genuine TOSHIBA Aquilion MIC Cable and Microphone Assembly (P/N: CX77-96094*B). This mission-critical communication component ensures clear, two-way audio between the operator console and the patient during scanning procedures. Optimized for the Aquilion gantry environment, this assembly features integrated noise-shielding to maintain vocal clarity even during high-mA acquisitions.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | TOSHIBA (Canon Medical Systems) |
| Part Description | MIC CABLE w/ MIC (Integrated Assembly) |
| Part Number (P/N) | CX77-96094*B |
| System Compatibility | Aquilion Series (Multiple Models) |
| Connector Type | OEM Precision Multi-pin Connector |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Audio Tested / Excellent Conductivity |
- Acoustic Clarity: The integrated microphone element has been frequency-tested to ensure crisp voice transmission, allowing for precise patient instruction and safety monitoring.
- Shielded Signal Path: The Revision B cable utilizes advanced electromagnetic shielding to prevent gantry motor noise and RF interference from "humming" or distorting the audio feed.
- Mechanical Integrity: The cable jacket and microphone housing exhibit no cosmetic damage, fraying, or material fatigue, ensuring long-term durability in high-vibration gantry environments.
- Plug-and-Play Integration: Features the original factory connector for a secure, low-impedance interface with the system's intercom control board.
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