Orthoscan C-Arm Power Cord Reel 2.0 | P/N 805-0081 | Compatible with TAU 1512, 1515, 2020

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Product Details
We are pleased to offer a genuine ORTHOSCAN Retractable Cord Reel 2.0 (P/N: 805-0081), specifically designed for the TAU 1512, 1515, and 2020 flagship mini C-arm systems. This "2.0" revision is a heavy-duty power management solution that ensures reliable electricity delivery while maintaining a clutter-free and safe surgical environment. Engineered for high-cycle use, this retractable reel allows for seamless gantry positioning and easy transport between operating theaters.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | Orthoscan |
| Part Name | Retractable Cord Reel (TAU) 2.0 |
| Part Number (P/N) | 805-0081 |
| System Compatibility | Orthoscan TAU 1512, 1515, 2020 |
| Revision Level | 2.0 (Enhanced Durability) |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Inspected / Tension Verified |
| Application | Primary Power Management & Cable Safety |
- Enhanced Tension Mechanism: The 2.0 version features an upgraded internal spring system, providing consistent retraction force and preventing cable "sag" or tripping hazards.
- Electrical Reliability: Internal slip rings and contacts have been rigorously tested to ensure High-voltage stability and zero intermittent power loss during rotation or extension.
- Rugged Housing: The exterior casing exhibits no cosmetic damage or structural cracks, ensuring the reel remains securely mounted to the TAU chassis during rapid clinical deployment.
- Clinical Safety Compliance: Designed to withstand the mechanical stresses of a busy OR, reducing the risk of internal wire fatigue and electrical shorts.
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