Orthoscan C-Arm RF Wireless Conversion Kit | P/N 915-0017 | 2-Function Pedal | Compatible with FD-OR & HD

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Product Details
Elevate your clinical workflow with the ORTHOSCAN Wireless RF Foot Switch Upgrade Kit (P/N: 915-0017). This comprehensive 2-function (RF) kit is designed to transition your current Orthoscan system from wired to a high-stability wireless operation. Sourced and meticulously refurbished by medical imaging specialists, this kit provides the same tactile response and instantaneous X-ray activation as OEM-new components. It is compatible across the premier Orthoscan fleet, including the HD, FD, FD-OR, and Pulse models.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | Orthoscan |
| Part Number (P/N) | 915-0017 |
| Type | Wireless Foot Switch — RF Upgrade Kit |
| Transmission | Advanced Radio Frequency (RF) |
| Compatibility | Orthoscan HD / FD / FD-OR / Pulse |
| Condition | Refurbished (Certified Bench-Tested) |
| Functions | Dual-Pedal |
- Safety & Compliance: Eliminating floor cables reduces trip hazards and facilitates easier sterilization of the operating theater floor, aligning with modern O.R. safety standards.
- Zero-Latency RF Link: The upgraded RF module ensures a robust connection with zero perceptible lag, maintaining the precision timing required for critical extremity imaging.
- Refurbished Excellence: Every unit undergoes a rigorous multi-point inspection, including signal stress-testing and battery contact cleaning. The external housing exhibits no cosmetic damage and features new anti-slip treads.
- Plug-and-Play Integration: Specifically engineered as an "Upgrade Kit," it includes the necessary interface components to ensure seamless synchronization with your existing Orthoscan console.
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