Bovie Aaron 2250 Digital Electrosurgical Generator

Description

Purchase or Rent Bovie Aaron 2250 Pre-Owned Digital Electrosurgical Generator

Summary
The Aaron 2250 is a versatile electrosurgical generator for use in the modern OR and surgical center. This medical equipment incorporates both monopolar and bipolar functions to meet your surgical requirements with reliability, safety, flexibility, and convenience.

Ten Blend Settings 
Settling for one or two blend modes is a thing of the past. With the Aaron 2250 you have ten different blend settings plus cut, all with 200 watts maximum power output for the most demanding procedures.

Two Levels of Coagulation 
Two levels of coagulation: Coagulation (120 watts maximum power) and Fulguration (80 watts maximum power), plus Bipolar (80 watts maximum power).

Digital Power Control 
Aaron 2250 provides consistent, reproducable power into varied load impedances, with BovieFDFS™ (Fast Digital Feedback System), thus significantly reducing the need for altering the power setting to gain the desired surgical effect.

Why 200 Watts instead of 300? 
This medical equipment delivers the absolute highest level of safety and quality without unnecessary expense for features you rarely use. One area of cost reduction can be found in the output power of 200 watts.

Nearly every hospital specification on an electrosurgical generator calls for 300 watts of power. Have you ever asked yourself why you need 300 watts at all stations when it is used so infrequently? Bovie did. It results in spending a few thousand dollars more per unit for a feature that just is not used.

For that matter, how often is over 120 watts of power employed? By calling for the Aaron 2250 in most of the surgical suites, a significant amount of money can be saved.

Ten Cutting Blend Modes
The ten different blend settings are clearly indicated by the LED blend indicator bar conveniently located adjacent to the blend button controls.

When no LED is lit, the Aaron 2250 delivers pure cutting power. As the “up” button is engaged the bar starts to illuminate. As the illumination advances from the bottom to the top the degree of hemostasis will increase and cutting speed may decrease.

The Aaron 2250 remembers its last used settings; so when you turn the unit on, it performs a safety system check and automatically powers up to the last activated settings.

For your convenience, the power output of the Aaron 2250 is calibrated in watts with large, illuminated digital displays.

Coagulation Modes
The Aaron 2250 offers two levels of coagulation: Coagulation and Fulguration.

Coagulation (pinpoint) provides precise bleeding control in localized areas. Fulguration (spray) enables greater control of bleeding in highly vascular tissues over broad surface areas.

Designed for Safety
Electrosurgical safety is engendered with good equipment design and safe surgical practices. The Aaron 2250 represents state-of-the-art design using the latest digital components.

Bovie incorporates automated safety systems into the Aaron 2250 including self-test circuits, audible tones, discreet outputs, and isolated output circuitry.

BovieNEM™ means safety is digitally designed inside. The first come first served discrete output design FCFS™ of the Aaron 2250 enhances safety by permitting only a single output to be active at any given time. This feature assures that only the device you first activate will be the active device. Secondary commands will not override the first command.

For example, when the monopolar foot controlled output is activated, all handswitching becomes inactive, as well as the bipolar footswitch capability. For additional safety, this unit has completely separate bipolar controls, discrete output, dispersive electrode fault alarms in both sensing and non-sensing modes, and is designed with an isolated RF output.

Tthe Aaron 2250 is one of the safest electrosurgical systems available due to its combination of isolated power output, its patented BovieNEM™, Bovie FCFS™ technology, and the constant digital monitoring of all functions.

Digital Error Detection
Digital error detection results in uncompromised safety for the surgeon, O.R. staff, and patient.

The Aaron 2250 continuously monitors every aspect of its output. Any problem results in the machine instantly disabling the output and the appropriate error code is shown on the display.

Built to the Required Standards
The Aaron 2250 has passed the following safety standards: CSA C22.2 NO 601.1-M90, UL 2601-1-UL, IEC 60601-2-2, CENELEC EN 60601-1-2, FCC PART 15 Class A.

• Large illuminated digital displays
• Five Output Modes:
  Cut (200 Watts)
  Blend (200 Watts in 9 steps)
  Coagulation (Pinpoint 120 Watts)
  Fulguration (Spray 80 Watts)
  Bipolar (80 Watts)
• Self-test circuits
• Audible tones
• Discreet outputs
  (FCFS™ – First Come First Served)
• Isolated circuitry
• BovieNEM™
  (Neutral Electrode Monitoring)
• Digital Error Detection