Datex-Ohmeda Engstrom 888090 Cable Management Arm | Articulating Tubing & Line Guide | Respiratory Console Accessory | 1/EA | New

The Datex-Ohmeda / GE Healthcare 888090 Cable Management Arm is an articulating support bracket and line organizer engineered for use on Engstrom series respiratory and ventilation support consoles. Designed to keep electrical cables, fluid lines, and breathing circuits neatly organized, this multi-pivot extension arm prevents line entanglement, reduces mechanical strain on module connectors, and keeps critical lines clear of moving equipment. Constructed from lightweight aluminum and high-impact polymers, this unit is ideal for laboratory test stands, simulator rigs, equipment maintenance, and clinical training environments.

Product Details

• Brand / Manufacturer: Datex-Ohmeda® / GE Healthcare®
• Part / Catalog Number: 888090
• Product Type: Cable & Hose Management Articulating Arm
• System Compatibility: Datex-Ohmeda / GE Engstrom Carestation and Ventilation Systems
• Function: Line routing, circuit support, strain relief, and cable management
• Material: Anodized Aluminum Arm Segments with High-Impact Molded Polymer Retention Clips
• Articulation: Multi-pivot rotational joints for wide range-of-motion positioning
• Quantity Included: 1 Cable Management Arm Assembly
• Unit of Measure: 1 Each (1/EA)
• Application: Equipment organization, laboratory test stand setups, simulator rig integration, system maintenance, and educational modeling
• Condition: New — Original factory-new condition

Key Features

• Smooth multi-axis articulation allows fluid positioning and extension around main console frames
• Integrated clip channels secure various cable diameters and flexible tubing lines without pinching
• Provides strain relief at equipment connections to extend cable lifespans and prevent accidental disconnections
• OEM fitment connects directly to standard Engstrom mounting rails and side tracks with zero modification
• Durable, smooth-finish surfaces allow rapid wiping and routine surface sanitation in technical environments