Mindray 6800-30-50485 2 Channel IBP Module Version 1.0

Mindray 6800-30-50485 2 Channel IBP Module Version 1.0

• Model: 6800-30-50485
• S/N: CFV58291181
• Version 1.0

This item is used and in excellent condition.

The Mindray 6800‑30‑50485 is a dual‑channel invasive blood pressure (IBP) module intended for use with certain Mindray patient monitoring platforms. “Dual channel” means that it can accept inputs from two separate invasive transducers simultaneously — for example, arterial (ART) pressure and ventricular (LV) pressure, or arterial plus central venous pressure, depending on configuration. This lets clinicians observe two IBP waveforms and readings at once, improving hemodynamic monitoring for critically ill patients, surgical cases, or ICU monitoring. Because blood pressure via invasive catheters is very responsive and needs high fidelity, modules like this are built to provide accurate and stable analog/digital conversion, with features like zero calibration, drift compensation, and appropriate frequency response.

Being part of Mindray’s modular parameter module system, this IBP module is swappable or installable into compatible modules slots in their patient monitors (for example BeneView T‑series, T‑series monitors, or N‑series). That form factor means it’s designed to interface with internal connectors, power and software within the monitor, drawing power from it, using the monitor’s front‑end displays, alarms, menus, etc. Version 1.0 suggests this is an early revision, so its firmware or some features (like signal processing, filtering, or sample rate) might be more basic compared to later modules. It likely supports standard IBP ranges (0‑300 mmHg, or sometimes to 400 mmHg depending on the transducer), zeroing, slope, waveform display etc., consistent with similar modules in the BeneView/T‑series line. Many such modules also allow the user to switch between pressure modes, set alarms for high/low, etc.

On the practical side, the module is crucial for continuous monitoring in settings where non‑invasive blood pressure (NIBP) is inadequate — e.g. during surgery, for certain cardiac patients, or in shock where rapid changes occur. The dual‑channel capacity can help reduce the number of external modules needed when multiple invasive measurements are needed. However, there are considerations: maintenance (calibration, checking zero), ensuring that transducer flushing and line maintenance is done (to avoid damping or air bubbles), careful cleaning, and ensuring compatibility (e.g. whether the monitor supports two IBP channels physically & in software). Also, because it's “used” in many listings, inspect for physical wear, leakage, connector integrity, and whether firmware / versioning is up to date (especially since version 1.0 modules might have some limitations).