Siemens Mobilett XP Hyb

Listing description

Mobilett XP Hybrid
X-Ray Machine

MOBILETT XP is highly mobile. Developed with
increased imaging power for heavy duty use in busy
hospital environments, MOBILETT XP is ideally suited
for the most demanding mobile imaging tasks.
The self-calibrating high imaging output – up to
30 kW and 360 mAs – enables short exposure times
down to 1 ms virtually eliminating any motion
blurring. Although MOBILETT XP supports a wide
range of applications, the remarkably sharp images
made possible by the short exposure times enhance
its utility in coronary care and neonatal units.
In addition, the MOBILETT XP’s small footprint and
hidden cable design – for easy, efficient cleaning –
are clear advantages. MOBILETT XP is the ideal choice
for semi-sterile environments such as ICU, CCU,
neonatal as well as pediatric departments or the ward.

The new lightweight design of MOBILETT XP
makes it easy for the operator to move the
system effortlessly. A convenient handbrake
on the chassis allows the system to safely come
to a halt exactly when and where necessary.
Since MOBILETT XP is the lightest system in its
class, it offers outstanding maneuverability
around beds and other equipment.

Tube housing MOBILETT XP and MOBILETT XP Hybrid
Stabilization: Microprocessor-based adjustment and regulation during exposure
X-ray tube: Siemens P135/30 R with nominal focal spot value 0.8 (acc. to IEC 336)
Anode rotation: 8,500 r.p.m., 142 Hz (anode angle 15°)
Anode heat storage capacity: 90,000 J = 122,000 HU
Tube housing capacity: 800,000 J = 1,100,000 HU
Inherent filtration
• Collimator:
• Tube housing assembly:
• Totally:
min. 1.6 mm Al (at 70 kVp)
min. 1.5 mm Al (at 70 kVp)
min. 3.1 mm Al according to IEC 522/1976
Collimator: Manually-adjustable multi-leaf collimator, rotatable ±90°
Collimator light and light field intensity: Halogen lamp min. 180 lux at 1 m SID
Tube housing assembly: Maximum temperature 60°C, maximum 2000 mAs/h, nominal continuous
rating 75 W until the covers reach 60°C
Leakage technique factors1: 133 kVp/10 mAs, 200 exposures/h
1The leakage radiation of the tube housing assembly and attached collimator complies to the requirement of
21 CFR part 1020.3 (K) and IEC601-1-3.

This equipment is located in US