Philips M1968A 5 Lead Grabber Leadset AAMI ICU Cable 5.2"

• Model: M1968A
• Lead Configuration: 5-lead
• Connector Ends: Grabber/clip-style leads on patient end
• Patient Application: Child or Adult 
• Compatibility: Works with a broad range of Philips IntelliVue, SureSigns, Efficia, HeartStart defibrillators, and patient monitors that accept 5-lead ECG input
• Overall Length: 5.3 feet

The Philips M1968A 5-Lead Grabber Leadset AAMI ICU Cable is engineered to deliver accurate ECG signal acquisition across critical care environments, including ICUs, cardiac care units, and telemetry floors. Featuring a standard AAMI color-coded 5-lead configuration, this lead set supports comprehensive cardiac waveform capture from limb and chest electrodes, ensuring clinicians can acquire dependable heart rhythm data quickly and intuitively. Its grabber/pinch clip ends provide secure electrode contact that helps maintain signal quality throughout extended monitoring sessions. 

Built with safety-shielded cabling and robust grabber leads, the Philips M1968A lead set reduces electrical interference and signal noise — a critical factor in environments where clear ECG readings guide clinical decisions. With an approximate 1.6 m (5.3 ft) cable length, the lead set offers flexible bedside routing without excess slack that can complicate patient care workflows. The durable construction and reusable design help healthcare facilities manage long-term costs while maintaining reliable performance across multiple uses. 

Ideal for facilities utilizing Philips patient monitoring platforms, this 5-lead ECG leadset integrates seamlessly with IntelliVue, SureSigns, Efficia, and HeartStart systems when paired with compatible trunk cables like the M1663A or M1949A. Its broad compatibility and clinical reliability make it a versatile accessory for cardiac monitoring setups in hospitals, clinics, and emergency care environments. Whether you’re upgrading lead accessories or replacing worn cables, the Philips M1968A delivers precise ECG connectivity to support critical patient care outcomes.

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