Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch

The Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch is engineered to control Monopolar energy delivery on several specific Valleylab electrosurgical generators.

It is compatible with the following models:

• SurgiStat II
• Force 2
• Force FXc
• Force EZc

Note: This footswitch uniquely supports select Bipolar functions when paired specifically with the SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Generator.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch is designed to control both Monopolar and Bipolar functions, but Bipolar compatibility is conditional:

• Monopolar Functions: It provides precise control of cutting (Yellow pedal) and coagulation (Blue pedal) across all compatible Valleylab generators, including the Force 2, Force FXc, Force EZc, and SurgiStat II.
• Bipolar Functions: Control for Bipolar procedures is available exclusively when the unit is connected to the Valleylab SurgiStat II electrosurgical generator.

The unit is constructed from durable, high-quality cast aluminum and features highly visible, color-coded pedals with a divider bar for enhanced safety during operation.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch incorporates several critical features designed for safety and ease of use in the operating room:

• Clear Function Identification: The unit features highly visible, color-coded foot pedals (yellow and blue) to clearly differentiate between the ‘cut’ and ‘coag’ functions, aiding in precise selection.
• Prevention of Misactivation: A physical divider bar is situated between the cut and coag pedals to minimize the risk of accidental activation of the incorrect function.
• Operational Stability: A non-skid rubber base ensures the low-profile unit remains securely positioned and stable on the floor during critical procedures.
• Connection Protection: The cable is equipped with water-resistant strain relief connectors to enhance durability and protect against spills.

Yes, while primarily designed for monopolar functions, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch can also be used for bipolar functions specifically with the SurgiStat II Electrosurgical Generator.

The Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch offers several key advantages:

• Versatile Compatibility: It functions as a Monopolar footswitch for SurgiStat II, Force 2, Force FXc, and Force EZc generators, and also supports Bipolar functions on the SurgiStat II.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality cast aluminum, ensuring longevity in demanding medical environments.
• Enhanced Safety Design: Features highly visible, color-coded foot pedals (Yellow for CUT, Blue for COAG) and a divider bar to prevent accidental activation.
• User-Focused Ergonomics: Designed with a low profile for ease of use.
• Reliable Connectivity: Includes water-resistant strain relief connectors for secure and durable cable attachment.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch features water-resistant strain relief connectors. This design enhances its durability and reliability, especially in demanding surgical environments.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch features a non-skid rubber base to ensure enhanced stability and prevent unwanted movement during surgical procedures. This design choice contributes to safer and more precise operation in demanding medical environments.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch features a divider bar located between the cut and coag pedals. This design improves user-friendliness and helps prevent accidental activation during procedures.

The Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch is specifically engineered for durability in demanding surgical environments. It features:

• Construction from high-quality cast aluminum for maximum robustness.
• Water-resistant strain relief connectors for added protection and longevity.
• A non-skid rubber base that ensures stability during use.

Yes, the Valleylab E6008B Monopolar Footswitch is designed with safety and ease of use in mind. It features highly visible, color-coded foot pedals (yellow for cut and blue for coag) to ensure quick and accurate identification of functions during procedures. A divider bar is also present between the cut and coag pedals.