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WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER
WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER
WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER
WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER

WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER

$ 109.55

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Type: Full-Size/Standard Otoscope
  • Modified Item: No
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Model: 11720
  • Brand: Welch Allyn
  • Welch Allyn: 23810
  • WelchAllyn: 11720
  • Condition: No major scrapes/scuffs/gouges. No Box. Functions like new.
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Custom Bundle: No

    Description

    NEW WELCH ALLYN GS777 WALL TRANSFORMER Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
    Green Series™ 777 Wall Transformer
    Quick Overview
    Energy efficient withhandle-based rheostats and automatic on/off sensors make operation simple.
    Features
    Help reduce facility cost with a more energy-efficient product
    Help reduce cross-contamination by reducing contact with no on/off switch
    Help improve work flow with contoured handles that automatically turn on/off
    Easily upgrade from the 767 Wall Transformer to the GS 777 Wall Transformer
    Instrument heads sold separately
    Welch Allyn 77710-71MWall Transformer
    Welch Allyn 77710-71MWall Transformer help reduce facility cost with a more energy efficient productthan the 767 Wall Transformer. Help improve workflow and save energy withhandles that automatically turn on/off. Quickly and easily upgrade from theWelch Allyn 767 Wall Transformer to the Green Series 777 Wall Transformer. Noon/off switch reduces contact, to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
    Wall TransformerSpecifications:
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    Wall Transformer(77710)
    Welch Allyn
    a leading global manufacturer of medicaldiagnostic equipment with a wide range of connected solutions. Welch Allyn hasnearly 2,600 employees working in 26 different countries, we focus on thecustomer and imagine how healthcare will be delivered in the future to developtools and future-proof technologies. Welch Allyn customers include physicians’practices, community clinics, skilled nursing facilities and emergencydepartments—where 95 percent of patients first seek medical treatment.