Compatibility
For two or more amplifier inputs to one electrode, use JUMP100C-MRI two Touchproof female to one Touchproof male—MRI equivalent of JUMP100C.
Use this Y cable for MRI use to reference two or more electrodes to a single biopotential amplifier input; connects two Touchproof male inputs to one Touchproof female input. Primarily used for NICO noninvasive cardiac output measurements in the MRI.
MR Conditional: up to 9 Tesla
For non-MRI use, CBL204 is functionally equivalent.
See More...For two or more amplifier inputs to one electrode, use JUMP100C-MRI two Touchproof female to one Touchproof male—MRI equivalent of JUMP100C.
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