Nihon Kohden JL-951T3 SpO2 box & finger probe - Neurofax - EEG - Used

Description

1 - Nihon Kohden JL-951T3 SpO2 for Neurofax EEG with small blue Finger probe ...
- Item is used and UNTESTED ..!! ...
- Item shows signs of use and could have scuffs, marks, dirt, stickers, sticker residue, stains on cable, etc.
- We purchased a group of EEG systems on roll stands and the item in this Ad as well as other items that we have listed on
eBay were extra components ...
- Dates of Manufacture: Will either be 2006 or 2007 ...
- The Serial Number of your purchase will probably not match the one in the photograph ...
- We assume that the hospital either shut the entire department down or replaced all their equipment with newer models therefore there is a good possibility that these items are in working condition but we do NOT guarantee that!
***  Since this equipment is used and untested it is up to the buyer to make sure that they know how to operate this equipment and that they clean and disinfect the equipment immediately upon receipt and that they obtain the services of a qualified biomedical engineer that can test the item to make sure that it is safe and that it meets manufactures’ specifications.
Disclaimer: This item is sold as is, no warranties implied.
The item described and/or pictured offered here is in no way certified for, recommended for, or offered for any specific use.
The purchaser agrees that the seller shall not be held responsible or liable for any injuries or damages, whether incidental or coincidental, associated in any way with this equipment.
It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser to obtain qualified help to ensure the proper functioning, calibration, and safety (mechanical, electrical, etc.) of this equipment.
The purchaser by biding on this item, indicates their knowledge of an agreement to the terms of this disclaimer.
This item is sold completely as is/ as shown with no warranty either expressed or implied. The sale of this item maybe subject to regulations by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, state and local regulatory agencies. If you should have questions about legal obligations, you should consult with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.