SPECTRA 360® electrode gel for long-term biopotential recording or electrical stimulus requirements. This salt-free and chloride-free electrically conductive gel is recommended for general-purpose biopotential (non-EDA) measurements. Salt-free characteristics make it particularly suitable for long-term biopotential recording applications and low current level electrical stimulation applications, such as tACS, tDCS, and TENS. Use with BIOPAC’s EL509 and EL512 disposable electrodes or EL250 Series reusable electrodes.
Spectra 360 differs significantly from all other electrically conductive media; it works by wetting the skin, thereby reducing skin resistance.
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MRI Use: Conditional
Condition: Max MR field strength 7T. (See Specifications for components.)
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