Hologic C-Arm Wireless Foot Pedal | P/N PRD-01346 / MEL-00145 | IR Technology | For InSight 2 & FD

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Product Details
Product Overview
We are pleased to offer a genuine HOLOGIC Wireless Infrared (IR) Foot Switch (P/N: PRD-01346 / MEL-00145), specifically designed for the InSight 2 and InSight FD mini C-arm platforms. This high-performance wireless pedal allows for instantaneous X-ray activation and image capture without the clutter of physical cables. Engineered for the rigorous demands of orthopedic and extremity surgery, it ensures a cleaner, safer, and more ergonomic sterile field.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | HOLOGIC |
| Part Number (P/N) | PRD-01346 / MEL-00145 |
| Technology | Wireless Infrared (IR) |
| System Compatibility | Hologic InSight 2, InSight FD |
| Functions | Dual-Function (Fluoro Activation / Image Save) |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Tested / Cleaned & Sanitized |
Quality & Performance Highlights
- Seamless IR Connectivity: Rigorously tested to ensure a stable, low-latency infrared link with the C-arm receiver, providing the real-time response necessary for precise surgical imaging.
- Medical-Grade Durability: The housing is constructed from high-impact, chemical-resistant materials that withstand repeated exposure to hospital-grade disinfectants.
- Tactile Response: Each pedal maintains its original mechanical "click" feedback, allowing surgeons to operate with confidence even through surgical drapes.
- Excellent Cosmetic Condition: Exhibits no cosmetic damage, major scuffs, or structural cracks. The battery compartment is clean and free of corrosion.
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