Ambu® BlueSensor Long-Term/Holter/Event Electrode

Cardiology

Ambu® BlueSensor Long-Term/Holter/Event Electrode

Ambu · VL-00-A/25

Article No. AK-CAR-035

The Ambu® BlueSensor Long-Term/Holter/Event Electrode provides a reliable and comfortable solution for ECG monitoring – especially during stress tests. The conductive wet gel ensures that skin impedance is immediately reduced. This means for you: stable and precise signals from the very beginning, even when your patient is moving. Another advantage is the double adhesive ring, which guarantees secure adhesion even during prolonged applications. You can rely on the electrode to remain firmly in place – whether for short-term diagnostics or long-term monitoring. The microporous backing material is particularly thin and breathable, ensuring that your patients’ skin remains pleasantly ventilated. Especially for sensitive skin, you benefit from the latex-free and biocompatible material, which helps prevent skin irritation. The decentralised connector makes it easier to attach and remove the electrode. You can quickly connect or disconnect the lead wire without applying additional pressure to the skin or the gel. This makes handling in daily work in a medical practice particularly easy and minimises the risk of the adhesive coming loose or the gel shifting. This helps you save valuable t

Equipment standard by AKLION.

Specifications

Brand
Ambu
Model
VL-00-A/25
Product type
Ecg Electrodes
BlueSensor L
68 x 55 mm
BlueSensor VL/VLC
72 x 68 mm
Sensor
Silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl)
Gel type
Conductive wet gel for immediate reduction of skin impedance
Backing material
Microporous, breathable non-woven fabric
Adhesive
Combination of quick and long-term adhesive (acrylate, double adhesive ring)
Biocompatibility
Yes, latex-free
Duration of use
Up to 72 hours (long-term monitoring possible)
Packaging
PVC-free, pouch with 1, 4, 10 or 25 electrodes
Shelf life
Unopened, depending on type, 15–24 months; opened, 1 month
Membrane (VLC only)
protects sensitive skin from direct contact with the sponge