Oxygen-therapyOxygen-therapy accessories

Probes & Rail mounting systems for Oxygen-therapy

Connectors and rail-mounted fittings ensure a safe and reliable connection between a medical device and a standardized wall outlet.
They provide optimal sealing, compliance with current standards, and ergonomic use, contributing to safety and continuity of care.

Features

Direct probes They are used to connect a medical device directly to the wall outlet.Straight and/or angled remote probes They enable to connect a device to the wall outlet thanks to a hose.Rail mounting systems The medical device is fixed on the rail thanks to a rail clamp and a metal sliding piece. It is connected to the wall outlet tanks to a hose and a crimped remote probe. Composition:

Crimped remote probe
Supplied in standard with 1.5 m hosepipe - Other lengths on demand.
Metal sliding piece
Polycarbonate rail clamp

Antistatic hoses Antistatic PVC hoses, composed of 4 extra-flexible coats, with reinforcement and high-resistance polyester fiber.

Odour free.
Shiny and smooth aspect for an easy cleaning.

Gases

O2, medical Air (AFNOR & DIN remote probes also available for N2O)

Versions

Antistatic hoses

Colours:

White for O2
Black & white for medical Air
Blue for N2O
Blue & white for O2/N2O
Black (neutral)

Downloads

Catalogs & instructions

Standards

Standards for direct fittings: AFNOR* (French standard), BS (British standard), DIN (German standard), US OHMEDA (American standard), UNI (Italian standard), NORDIC (Scandinavian standard), CARBUROS METALICOS (Spanish standard), DISS (American standard), CZECH (Czech standard), SANS/SABS (South African standard), and Korean/Japanese standard. Please contact us for any other standard.

Standards for hose-tail fittings and rail mounts: AFNOR* (French standard), BS (British standard), DIN (German standard), US OHMEDA (American standard), UNI (Italian standard), NORDIC (Scandinavian standard), DISS (American standard), NIST (European standard). Please contact us for any other standard.

* TM CHOC fittings for the AFNOR standard