Overview
The 3M SPD566-2A is a printed circuit board assembly designed to function as a standard volume indicator and log converter. This PCB is part of the SPD566 series and serves critical measurement and data logging functions in healthcare, laboratory, and industrial instrumentation applications where accurate volume tracking and conversion are essential for system operation and regulatory compliance.
Key Features
- Standard volume indicator functionality for precise measurement tracking
- Log converter capability for data documentation and analysis
- Compatible with medical and laboratory instrumentation systems
- Proven reliability in clinical and industrial settings
- Replacement component for existing system upgrades or repairs
Technical Specifications
While specific electrical ratings and pinout details require verification against system documentation, the SPD566-2A is designed for integration into volume measurement and data logging subsystems. For precise voltage requirements, current ratings, signal specifications, and mounting details, consult the original equipment manual or your system integrator.
Typical Applications
- Volume measurement and conversion in perfusion and bypass equipment
- Data logging and recording in clinical monitoring systems
- Integration into surgical and cardiac care instrumentation
- Laboratory fluid handling and measurement automation
- Industrial process monitoring and documentation systems
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- Sarns 3M healthcare instrumentation systems
- Medical perfusion and monitoring equipment utilizing volume indicators
- Laboratory data logging and measurement platforms
- Industrial measurement and instrumentation systems
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
Verify compatibility with your system integrator before ordering. The SPD566-2A may serve as a replacement for other SPD566-series components in compatible systems. Do not assume direct compatibility without consulting equipment documentation.
Works With
- Sarns 3M equipment and instrumentation platforms
- Volume measurement and conversion protocols
- Data logging and documentation systems
- Legacy and modern medical monitoring architectures (verify specific compatibility)
