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6850645

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HONEYWELL HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS

E01-00-0014

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Technical notes

Dräger 6850645 versus Honeywell Healthcare Solutions E01-00-0014:

PDF page 3, table row 24. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Anemone; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 1. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Babylog; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 2. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Cicero; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 3. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Evita® Serie; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 4. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Fabius; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 5. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Incubator 8000; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 6. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Oxycom; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 7. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: Oxydig; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred. Additional application: PDF page 4, table row 8. Original manufacturer label: Dräger; original model: PM 8030; Honeywell sensor: OOM201; connector: Slip ring. Medical oxygen sensor selection context only. Customer must determine suitability; specifications may change; model and connector restrictions retained. Manufacturer-listed directional selection candidate; verify current specifications and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive equivalence inferred.

Source: Honeywell Oxygen Sensors OOM–OOMLF Cross Reference ↗ (Revision 1; valid 2025-08-14; URL filename retains 0)
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