RPI OMK040 Calibration Kit

Yes, this kit is specifically designed as an essential tool for calibrating the Humidity Sensor (RPI Part #OMS038). It ensures that your GE, Ohmeda, and Ohio Medical Care Plus Series 1000/2000 equipment maintains the high level of operational accuracy required for critical care environments.

Absolutely. Once the solution is mixed, it remains stable and usable for up to 1 year, making it a cost-effective and convenient choice for regular maintenance schedules.

Yes, the RPI OMK040 is fully compatible with GE, Ohmeda, and Ohio Medical Care Plus Series 1000/2000 infant incubators and warmers. It serves as a direct replacement for OEM Part Number 6600-0048-850.

Each kit provides everything you need to perform the calibration process, including: <ul><li>A specialized vial containing sodium chloride</li><li>A durable rubber elbow</li></ul>

Yes, all RPI OMK040 kits are supplied in Factory New condition, ensuring that you receive high-quality, reliable components for your biomedical maintenance tasks.

Yes, you can complement your maintenance kit with the Compartment Air Probe (RPI Part #OMP018), which is available separately to support further servicing of your incubator and warmer systems.

It is an ideal choice for routine calibration and preventative maintenance. By using this dedicated kit, you ensure the precise functionality of humidity controls, which is vital for the safety and comfort of infants in critical care.

Yes, the RPI OMK040 is designed to streamline your workflow. Because it is a complete kit, it eliminates the need to source individual components separately, providing a hassle-free solution for biomedical servicing professionals.

Yes, it is a specialized accessory specifically engineered for biomedical servicing professionals. It meets the high standards required for the upkeep of sensitive clinical infant warming and incubator equipment.

To ensure optimal accuracy, you should perform calibrations regularly using the RPI OMK040 kit alongside the specific Humidity Sensor (RPI Part #OMS038). This routine check is critical for keeping your medical devices within manufacturer specifications.