Medical External Power Supply UE05LCP-SPA
Home Wall Plug Medical External Power Adapter UE05LCP-SPA Interchangeable Class II AC Plug 5V Wall Plug Hospital Grade External Power Adapter 5 W 90 ~
15 W
90~ 264 Vac input
5 ~ 24 Vdc output options
0°C to +40°C temperature range
No-load power consumption < 0.075 W
2 MOPP input to output isolation
Application places: pulse oximeter, medical electronic scale, mini centrifuge, hearing aid charging base, medical small printing equipment, led examination light
The UES15LZ-SPAZ/UES15LZ1-SPAZ is a 15W 5V AC-DC wall plug medical external power supply with unchangeable AC pins, designed for home healthcare applications, This power supply features four AC input ports and adheres to the stringent safety standards of IEC 60601-1 3.1 Edition for 2 x MOPP applications, as well as the 4th Edition EMC requirements, ensuring class II operation. With compact size, and Level VI efficiency, and is suitable for pulse oximeter, medical electronic scale, mini centrifuge, hearing aid charging base, medical small printing equipment, led examination light, this power supply provides a wide selection of AC plugs and DC connectors to ensure compatibility with your specific devices and equipment.
Safety Standards – IEC60601,EN60601,UL60601
Safety Approvals – CE
| Model Number | Power(W) | Input Voltage Range(VDC) | Output Voltage(VDC) | Output Current(A) | Operating Temperature Range(℃) | Safety Standards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UES15L-SPAZ /UES15L1-SPAZ | 15.0 | 90-264 | 5.0 | 0.01-3.00 | 0 ~ +40 | CE |
Devices such as desktop pulse oximeters, digital thermometers, medical baby scales, and health monitoring gateways often use 5V adapters.
Yes. It is ideal for charging cradles for hearing aids, rehabilitation gloves, and other wearable healthcare devices.
Yes. Devices like mini centrifuges, sample mixers, and barcode scanners may operate efficiently with 5V 15W power.
Absolutely. It can power USB-connected cameras, RFID modules, label printers, and data collection tools.
Typical output options include USB-A, USB-C, and standard DC barrel plugs.
Yes. Medical versions meet IEC 60601-1 safety and IEC 60601-1-2 EMC requirements.
Yes. Remote patient monitoring systems, wireless hubs, and telemetry devices often require stable 5V power.
Yes. Most medical LED lights or magnifying lamps with LED rings consume less than 15W.
Yes. Many personal diagnostic tools and telehealth equipment designed for home use rely on compact 5V power adapters.
It offers stable output, compact size, universal USB compatibility, and suitability for a wide range of low-power medical devices.
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