Orthoscan C-Arm Power Cord Reel | P/N 805-0075 | For TAU 1512, 1515, 2020 | Integrated Cable Management

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Product Details
Available for immediate procurement is a genuine ORTHOSCAN Retractable Cord Reel (P/N: 805-0075), engineered specifically for the flagship TAU mini C-arm platform (compatible with 1512, 1515, and 2020 models). This original OEM component provides a robust and reliable power interface, ensuring your imaging system remains mobile and compliant with surgical safety standards. By maintaining optimal cable tension, it protects the primary power line from accidental damage and reduces trip hazards within the sterile field.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | Orthoscan |
| Part Name | Retractable Cord Reel (TAU) |
| Part Number (P/N) | 805-0075 |
| System Compatibility | Orthoscan TAU 1512, 1515, 2020 |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Bench-Tested / Certified Retraction Force |
| Application | Power Delivery & Cable Management |
- Reliable Retraction Mechanism: The internal spring assembly has been tested to ensure consistent tension across the full length of the cable, ensuring smooth deployment and snappy retraction.
- Electrical Continuity: Sourced from an operational environment, the internal slip rings have been inspected for zero intermittent connectivity issues, ensuring High-voltage stability during high-mA fluoroscopic procedures.
- Structural Integrity: The reel housing exhibits no cosmetic damage or stress fractures. All mounting points are intact for a secure, vibration-free installation on the TAU chassis.
- Surgical Safety: Designed to facilitate rapid room turnover and equipment repositioning without the complications of loose external cabling.
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