Mindray 0010-20-42795 IBP Adapter Cable 12 Pin Plug & 6 Pin Socket

Mindray 0010-20-42795 IBP Adapter Cable 12 Pin Plug & 6 Pin Socket

• Model: 0010-20-42795

The 0010‑20‑42795 IBP Adapter Cable is a critical accessory in Mindray’s line of patient monitors, especially in settings where invasive blood pressure monitoring is used. Invasive blood pressure (IBP) requires a transducer (pressure sensor) inserted into the arterial system, and the transducer’s signal must be carried to the monitor through a precise connector arrangement. The adapter cable bridges the connection between the monitor’s 12‑pin interface and the transducer’s 6‑pin plug/socket, ensuring both proper electrical connectivity and mechanical compatibility. Having the correct adapter ensures safe, accurate measurements (because wrong wiring or loose/intermittent connections could lead to inaccurate or noisy signals, which in clinical settings could contribute to misinterpretation of patient status).

Mechanically and electrically, the cable must be robust. It has to maintain signal integrity over its length, resist physical wear, potential pulling, bending, and exposure typical in critical care areas. Also, given that patient monitors often are cleaned/disinfected and used continuously, the connector ends must be keyed (i.e. molded so they fit only the correct orientation) and should be durable. Though the exact cable length isn’t confirmed in all sources, the listings emphasize a “gray” jacket, OEM‑grade original build, and guaranteed compatibility with several Mindray monitor models (which implies that the pin mapping, shielding, connector quality, etc. are built to Mindray’s specification). The 90‑day warranty indicates Mindray’s confidence in the part, but also reflects that in heavy clinical use, wear may occur.

From a workflow point of view, this adapter helps hospitals and clinical engineers manage inventory more efficiently: rather than having a separate cable for every transducer type or every monitor, they can use this adapter cable to convert an existing monitor to work with IBP sensors having a 6‑pin socket. It helps standardize the interface across models like the DPM6, DPM7, Passport series, etc. Also, when servicing or replacing parts, getting the correct certified, OEM‑spec adapter is important both for safety and for regulatory compliance (e.g. IEC/ISO standards for medical electrical equipment). If the adapter is damaged, miswired, or non‑OEM (without certification), there is risk of signal errors, perhaps noise, drift, or even damage to the monitor or transducer.

This medical supply or implant item is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's packaging, which remains undamaged. The inner packaging is sterile, ensuring the product's integrity and suitability for medical use.