Nihon Kohden

BSM-2300 Life Scope I, BSM-2301A, BSM-2301K, BSM-2351A, BSM-4100, BSM-4102, BSM-4102A, BSM-5100 Life Scope A, BSM-6000 series, BSM-6301K, BSM-6501K, BSM-6701K, BSM-9101, BSM-9500 Life Scope S, BSM-9510 Life Scope M, Life Scope J, Life Scope P,Life Scope TR, PVM-2701

Characteristics of ECG cables
ECG (electrocardiogram) cable specifications may vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Here are some common features of EKG cables:

1. Connector Type: An EKG cable usually has a special connector on one end for connecting the electrodes or leads. Connectors may vary depending on the specific ECG machine or monitor used, such as banana plugs, snap-on connectors, or proprietary connectors.

2. Lead Configuration: ECG cables are designed to accommodate different lead configurations depending on the number of leads required for monitoring or diagnostic purposes. Common lead configurations include 3-lead, 5-lead, 10-lead, or 12-lead ECG cables. Each configuration corresponds to specific electrode placement to capture a different view of the heart's electrical activity.