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Mercury Med O2 Sensor Chart Mercury Medical® Oxygen Sensors top view bottom view CROSS REFERENCE WALL CHART© # 10-103-00 10-103-01 10-103-02 10-103-03 10-103-05 10-103-06 10-103-07 10-103-08 10-103-10 10-103-11 10-103-13 10-103-14 10-103-15 10-103-16 10-103-17 10-103-18 10-103-19 10-103-20 10-103-00 10-103-01 10-103-02 10-103-03 10-103-05 10-103-06 10-103-07 10-103-08 10-103-10 10-103-11 10-103-13 10-103-14 10-103-15 10-103-16 10-103-17 10-103-18 10-103-19 10-103-20 10-103-00 # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # MANUFACTURER MANUF’S SENSOR # MANUFACTURER MANUF’S SENSOR # Air Shields (Drager) 6736140 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-18 (R116P40) Air Shields (Drager) 6735142 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-19 (R116P60) Air Shields (Drager) 8362030 (C2000 Isolette) Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-22CC (R116P30) Aladdin (Hamilton) Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-23 (R116P06) Alpha Med Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-25 (R100P51-002) Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-33 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-250 (R125P01-002) #10-103-01 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-33-1 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-250E (R125P03-002) Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-55 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-43 (GE Giraffe) Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-58 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAXCell Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-75-KE1 Medigas (Canada) Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-75-KE2 Megamed (Switzerland) M1 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-77 Megamed (Switzerland) M2 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-915 (Single Cathode) Mercury (Anodyne CC) 81-800-5091 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-915-2(Dual Cathode) Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 406931 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-915-4 Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 470644 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-917-J Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 472062 # 10-103-02 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-917-J1 Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 478841 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-917-M Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 485905 Analytical Industries, Inc. PSR-11-917-MH Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 485955 Atom OX60 Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 655262 B&F Medical (Allied Healthcare) 65004 (reuse leads) Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 655263 BCI (Smiths) Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 655264 Bertocchi (Italy) Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 655265 Bio-Med Devices 10006 Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 701644 BioMS (France) Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 804674 Bio-Tek X74223 Mine Safety Appl. (Catalyst Research) 806572 #10-103-03 Biotest S 101 720010 Narco Med Biotest C 102 720020 Neoforce 21252 Biotest C 102-1 720030 Newport OM100/OM105 Biotest A 103 720040 Nivaco R-15 Biotest A 103-1 720050 Novacare Biotest I 8000 104 720060 Ohmeda (GE) 0237-2034-700 Biotest V300 202 720070 Ohmeda (GE) 6050-0004-110 Biotest D 201 720100 Ohmeda (GE) 6051-0000-216 Care Medical CM-02 Ohmeda (GE) 6051-0000-217 Care Medical CM-03 Ohmeda (GE) 6051-0000-219 # Care Medical CM-05 Ohmeda (GE) 6051-0000-222 10-103-05 Care Medical CM-11 Ohmeda (GE) 6051-0000-224 Care Medical CM-12 Ohmeda (GE) Giraffe Care Medical CM-14 Oxequip (Allied) 34-A/34-B Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-01 Oxitron 3050 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-02 Oxitron 3110 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-03 Oxitron 3250 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-04 Oxitron 3310 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-05 Oxitron 3710 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-08 Pacifitech PT-01 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-10 Pacifitech PT-02 #10-103-06 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-11 Pacifitech PT-03 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-11A Pacifitech PT-05 Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-12 Pacifitech PT-10A Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-13 Pacifitech PT-11A Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-14 Pacifitech PT-12A Carnet Med. (Sensor Tec/ BPR Med.) ST-15 Pacifitech PT-14A Cherion R-24 Pacifitech PT-20A top view bottom view City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-1 Pacifitech PT-25A City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-2 Pacifitech PT-26 City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-4 Pacifitech PT-250 City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-6 Paragon Service PS-1000 City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-7 Paragon Service PS-2000 City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-9 Patient Tech City Technology (Honeywell) MOX-16 Penlon MTS #10-103-07 Criticare Systems 644 PPG Biomedical (Hellige) 504055-001/505055-001 (Irisa) Criticare Systems 1100-4B Precision Medical 504877 Dameca (Denmark) 42035-46 Precision Medical 505230 Datascope 0600-00-0002 (Multinex) Precision Medical 505314 Datascope (MRI Monitor) 0600-00-0039 Precision Medical 505315 Deva DM900 Precision Medical 505316 DeVilbiss (Sunrise Medical) 02ANA-101 Precision Medical 505317 Diversified Diagnostics XENEMATIC Precision Medical 505318 top view DP Medical MVA210 Precision Medical 505319 Drager 6803290 Precision Medical 505321 #10-103-08 Drager i8000 6850645 Precision Medical 505322 Electromedical Equip. Ltd. (EME) M672P (Synchrony) Precision Medical 505324 Elmed (Italy) Precision Medical 505325 Emerson 3MV-OA Precision Medical 505328 Engstrom (GE/Datex-Ohmeda) Erica/Elvira Precision Medical 505329 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM101 Prolab OOM105 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM102 Puritan Bennett (Covidien) 4-020933-00 (7820 Monitor) EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM102-1 Puritan Bennett (Covidien) 4-072214-00 (840 Ventilator) EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM102-1-HEY Puritan Bennett (Covidien) G062010-00 (Current Style) EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM102-Air Respironics (Espirit/Asprie) (Phillips) 1001454 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM103 Schoch (Switzerland) # EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM103-1 Sechrist 650 43170 10-103-10 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM103-1M Sensidyne V-01 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM104 Sensidyne V-02 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM105 Sensidyne V-03A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM107 Sensidyne V-11A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM107-2 Sensidyne V-12A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM110 Sensidyne V-14A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM201 Sensidyne V-20A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM202 Sensidyne V-25A EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM202-1 Sensidyne V-26 EnviteC (Honeywell) OOM202-2 Sensidyne V-250 F Stephan GmbH 110760009 Artec/Christina Sensormedics (Infant Flow) #10-103-11 Fluke VT Mobile Sensoronics SS-01 Fraser Harlake 66-00453 Sensoronics SS-02 Fresenius X74223 Sensoronics SS-03 Hamilton HM-01 (51250) Sensoronics SS-05 Hamilton HM-03 Sensoronics SS-10A Hamilton HM-10 Sensoronics SS-11A Hamilton HM-11 Sensoronics SS-12A Hamilton HM-12 (51254) Sensoronics SS-12CC Hamilton HM-13 Sensoronics SS-14A Hamilton HM-14 Sensoronics SS-20A Harris Lake 66-00453 Sensoronics SS-25A Harris Lake 66-00462 Sensoronics SS-26 Harris Lake 66-00468 Sharn Inc. JB-1 #10-103-13 Healthdyne Sharn Inc. JB-10 Hewlett Packard 15201A Sharn Inc. JB-11 Heyer Sharn Inc. JB-12 Hill Rom AS R-24 Sharn Inc. JB-16 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5500 Sharn Inc. JB-22C Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5556 Shock T-1/T-2 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5557 Siemens (300 & 900C) (Maquet) 9004979/6419332 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5558 SLE T801 analyzer Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5566 Spacelabs (OSI) 90514 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5567 Spacelabs (OSI) 015-0285-00 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5568 Spacelabs (OSI) Sirius # Hudson RCI (Teleflex) 5569 Sun Medical Equipment (OA 2000) Resolder Lead/Plug 10-103-14 Hudson RCI (Teleflex) (Smart Sensor) 5803 Taema (France) Cesar/Eole Infrasonics 60116 Taema (France) KV050501 Inmed 810, 825 Taema (France) YR010100 (Alys. Clarys) Intergral Process 65000 Taema (France) YR049700 Intergral Process 65001 Teledyne A-37016 T1 (Formerly C1) Intergral Process 65003 Teledyne A-51327 T7 Intergral Process 65005 Teledyne A-38070 T2 (Formerly C2) Intergral Process 65007 Teledyne B-39022 C1R Intergral Process 65008 Teledyne B-39023 C2R # Intergral Process 65013 Teledyne B-39636 R13 10-103-15 Intergral Process 65015 Teledyne C-41131 R15 Intergral Process 65016 Teledyne C-43690 R17 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-01 (41 00 01) Teledyne R17-MED IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-02 (41 00 02) Teledyne C-44611 R22MED IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-03 (41 00 03) Teledyne C-61339 R23MED IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-04 (41 00 06) Teledyne C-61340 R24 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-05 (41 00 07) Teledyne R-29 MED IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-06 (41 00 08) Teledyne R-291 MED IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-07 (41 00 09) Teledyne R-30 MED # IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-08 (41 00 12) Teledyne R-36 10-103-16 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-09 (41 00 13) Toptronics (Italy) XT74223 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-10 (41 00 14) Vascular Technology 100352 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-12 (41 00 17) Vascular Technology 100580 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-13 (41 00 18) Vascular Technology 101272 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-15 (41 00 23) Vascular Technology 101372 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-16 (41 00 16) Vascular Technology 103100 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-25 (41 00 20) Vascular Technology 103101 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-43 (41 00 04) Vascular Technology 103102 IT Dr. Gambert GmbH M-47 (41 00 27) Vascular Technology 103103 # IMT Medical PF300 Vascular Technology 103104 10-103-17 Invivo 9445 Vascular Technology 103105 Invivo Magnitude Vascular Technology 103107 IVAC 1200/1225 Vascular Technology 103122 Kontron ABT5100 Ventrex V-01 Libra OM500 Ventrex V-02 Lifecare (Respironics) PLV-100/PLV-102 37-079 Ventrex V-03 Marquette (GE) 250 200 0 0002 Ventrex V-03A Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-1 (R113P90) Ventrex V-11A # Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-3 (R109P11) Ventrex V-12A 10-103-18 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-6 Ventrex V-14A Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-7 (R109P09) Ventrex V-20A Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-9 (R114P80) Ventrex V-25A Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-10 (R112P10) Ventrex V-26 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-11 (R113P10) Ventrex V-250 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-11i (R113P06) Versamed (I-Vent) Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-12 (R109P45) Viasys/Cardinal (Bird) 66030 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-12A (R109P48) Viasys/Cardinal (Bird) 66045 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-13 (R115P10) Viasys/Cardinal (Bird) 62689 Avea Ventilator # Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-13-250 (R125P07) slender Vickers (Hillrom) 251 (Monitor) 10-103-19 Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-14 (R116P80) Vickers (Hillrom) Incubator (C400) Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-16 (R114P70) Vickers (Hillrom) Transport Incubator Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-17 (R116P10) Warday Premis MRI Maxtec (Ceramatec) MAX-17-250 Distributed by: Oxygen Sensors are manufactured to proprietary specifications to ensure quality, accuracy and durability.
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