Hologic C-Arm Wired Foot Pedal | P/N SWC-00040 | For InSight 1 & InSight 2 | OEM Surgical Interface

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Product Details
We are offering a genuine HOLOGIC Wired Foot Switch (P/N: SWC-00040), specifically engineered for the InSight 1 and InSight 2 mini C-arm systems. Known for its rugged reliability and instantaneous response, this wired pedal provides a hard-connected interface for X-ray activation and image capture. It is the ideal solution for facilities that prioritize a "zero-maintenance" workflow, eliminating the need for battery replacements or wireless pairing procedures.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | HOLOGIC |
| Part Number (P/N) | SWC-00040 |
| Connectivity | Hard-Wired (Shielded Medical Grade Cable) |
| System Compatibility | Hologic InSight 1, InSight 2 |
| Functions | Dual-Function |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Bench-Tested / Sanitized |
- Instantaneous Response: The wired connection ensures zero latency between pedal depression and X-ray generation, which is critical for timing-sensitive diagnostic procedures.
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with a reinforced base and high-traction surface to prevent slippage on surgical theater floors.
- Cable Integrity: The shielded cable has been meticulously inspected for kinks, fraying, or internal breaks, ensuring consistent High-voltage stability and grounding throughout the signal path.
- "No Cosmetic Damage": Exhibits excellent physical condition; all internal micro-switches maintain their crisp tactile feedback for clear operator confirmation.
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