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Swisstom EIT Advanced Interface SensorBelt P60 1ST701-100

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Swisstom
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Recording Technique
Impedance (EIT)

Product description

Flexible EIT sensor belt with integrated electrodes for continuous, noninvasive thoracic impedance monitoring.

The Swisstom EIT Advanced Interface SensorBelt P60 is a flexible electrical impedance tomography (EIT) sensor belt for continuous, noninvasive measurement of thoracic impedance changes. It is designed for use with compatible Swisstom EIT systems in respiratory diagnostics, pulmonary monitoring, and biomedical research.

  • Model: P60
  • Article number: 1ST701-100
  • Measurement principle: Electrical impedance tomography (EIT)
  • Construction: Flexible belt with integrated measurement electrodes
  • Contacting: Even signal transmission for stable data acquisition
  • Fastening: Adjustable belt for secure positioning
  • Weight: Approximately 0.3 kg
  • Dimensions: Variable length; belt width approximately 60 mm
  • Compatibility: Swisstom EIT devices
  • Condition: Very good condition and ready for use

This EIT sensor belt is suitable for thoracic impedance monitoring, respiratory diagnostics, pulmonary research, and applications requiring longitudinal respiratory signal acquisition.

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Last updated 9 November 2026