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Rs-232 Irda Adapter

Regular price £115.99 GBP ex. VAT
£139.18 GBP inc. VAT
Regular price Sale price £115.99 GBP
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Brand: Zoll
Availability: In stock
SKU: RZ3133
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Regular price £115.99 GBP ex. VAT
£139.18 GBP inc. VAT
Regular price Sale price £115.99 GBP

An RS-232 to IrDA (infrared) adapter for transferring event data from AED defibrillators and medical devices that use infrared communication to a PC via a serial port. This adapter is particularly suited to older systems running Windows 98 and similar legacy operating systems.

Key Features

  • RS-232 Serial Interface - Connects to standard 9-pin serial ports on desktop PCs
  • IrDA Infrared Communication - Receives data wirelessly from IrDA-enabled medical devices
  • Legacy OS Compatible - Ideal for Windows 98 and other older operating systems
  • Plug and Play - Simple setup with no complex configuration required

Ideal For

  • Downloading event data from older AED models with infrared output
  • Biomedical engineering departments maintaining legacy medical equipment
  • Facilities still using serial-port PCs for device data management