The medical industry has very strict requirements for power adapters, and it is important to choose carefully

Medical devices are often used for mission-critical tasks such as life monitoring, treatment, and diagnostics and require a high level of stability in the power supply.

Therefore, medical power adapters must have ultra-high reliability to ensure stable operation in long-term, high-load working environments.

Electrical Safet

Medical power adapters must meet international safety standards, including insulation, grounding, leakage protection, and other requirements to prevent electrical failures from causing harm to patients or operators.

Overload protection, overvoltage protection, short-circuit protection

These protections are essential to prevent the adapter from being overloaded, overheated, or posed a danger to the device or user in the event of a short circuit.

Biopotential Safety

Medical devices need to avoid a malfunction of the power adapter that causes an electrical current to pass through the patient’s body. The adapter must meet biopotential safety requirements to avoid electric shock to the patient.

High performance and low power consumption

Medical devices often need to work continuously for long periods of time, and the efficiency of the power adapter is critical. High efficiency not only reduces wasted electrical energy, but also helps to reduce the temperature of the equipment and extend the service life.

Low noise and vibration

Since medical environments often require quiet and non-patient disturbance, power adapters should be low-noise and low-vibration, especially those with built-in fans.

Customization and modularity

Due to the different power and voltage requirements of different medical devices, many medical power adapters need to be customized according to the specific requirements of the