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Reusable Electrosurgical Patient Grounding Plate
CAD 129.00
Overview
The Surgical Reusable Electrosurgical Patient Plate, also recognized as a dispersive or neutral electrode pad, is an essential device used in monopolar electrosurgical procedures such as cautery and diathermy. Its primary function is to safely return electrical current from the patient's body to the electrosurgical generator, thereby completing the circuit and preventing burns or thermal injuries at the contact site. By dispersing electrical current over a large surface area, it ensures a low current density, minimizing the risk of localized heating and tissue damage. For optimal safety and effectiveness, this reusable plate is intended for placement on large, muscular, and well-vascularized areas of clean, dry skin, such as the thigh or abdomen, enhancing current dispersion and protecting the patient during surgery.
Key features
Critical component for monopolar electrosurgical procedures Safely returns electrical current to electrosurgical generator Disperses current over large surface area to minimize thermal injury Reusable design suitable for surgical cautery and diathermy Intended for placement on large, muscular, well-vascularized areas of clean, dry skin Functions as an ESU neutral electrode pad or dispersive plate
Technical specifications
Functions as an ESU (Electrosurgical Unit) neutral electrode pad or dispersive plate compatible with monopolar electrosurgical equipment. Provides a safe electrical return path by maintaining low current density across the contact area.
Dimensions
Plate Size 150x250x4.5mm
Warranty & loaner support
Eligible equipment: 12-month manufacturer warranty, coordinated by House Hippo. Optional extended warranty: 30 months total from shipping, at 10% of equipment purchase price. Extended coverage includes eligible warranty and pre-booked servicing loaners without rental fees. Routine servicing, noncovered repairs and customer shipping are chargeable. Product eligibility and signed terms apply.