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3.5V Halogen Power Handle Adaptor

3.5V Halogen Power Handle Adaptor

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Welch Allyn 3.5V Halogen Power Handle Adaptor

Product Overview The Welch Allyn 3.5V Halogen Power Handle Adaptor (SKU WAL00270) is a dedicated electrical component designed for rectal and vaginal illumination systems. This adaptor facilitates the connection between power transformers and light handles, ensuring stable voltage delivery for halogen bulb operation. It serves as a replacement or supplementary part within Welch Allyn’s clinical illumination range, maintaining compatibility with established handle assemblies. Technical Specifications The unit operates at a nominal voltage of 3.5V, matching the requirements of standard Welch Allyn halogen light handles. The construction utilises durable materials suitable for clinical environments, resistant to routine cleaning protocols. As an electrical interface component, it does not generate illumination independently but enables the transfer of power from the transformer source to the handle’s bulb assembly. Key Features
  • Voltage Rating: 3.5V output for halogen compatibility.
  • Application: Designed specifically for rectal and vaginal illumination power systems.
  • Compatibility: Integrates with Welch Allyn power transformers and light handles to complete the circuit.
  • Construction: Engineered for reliable electrical contact and mechanical stability during clinical use.
Product Details This item is classified as an endoscopy accessory, specifically supporting illumination hardware. It is supplied as a single adaptor unit. The product code associated with this variant is 73500. Users should verify compatibility with their existing Welch Allyn power transformer models before installation. For detailed electrical schematics or specific dimensional data not listed here, contact us for detailed specifications.
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