IBP Adapter Cable for Multi-Parameter Monitors
SKU: XY-IBP | Cable Adaptador PAI (IBP) para Monitores Multiparámetro
The IBP adapter cable is the reusable half of invasive pressure monitoring: one end plugs into the monitor's pressure input, the other receives the disposable transducer. Every monitor family uses its own connector — pin count, layout and protocol all differ — so the right cable is determined by the monitor model, not by the transducer. We keep references for the main families in service across Latin America and Europe: 12-pin Philips/HP (Merlin, MP50, V24), GE Marquette (Eagle, Tram, Solar), Mindray (PM6000 through PM9000), Nihon Kohden (Lifescope, BSM), Dräger (PM8014/8060, Vitalert), Siemens (Sirecust, SC6000/7000), Spacelabs (700R, 300–600 series) and others from the full list. Construction is reinforced at the two points where these cables die: the strain relief at the monitor connector, and the transducer socket that is mated and unmated with every patient. Compatible cable — not an original accessory of the monitor manufacturer; brand names identify the connector model only.
Technical Specifications
Clinical Uses
- Connecting disposable transducers to the existing monitor fleet
- Replacing damaged cables without going through the monitor manufacturer
- Standardising consumables across mixed monitor fleets
- Bundled purchase with pressure transducer kits
References by monitor family
Find your monitor and note the reference. If your model is not shown, send exact make and model — the full list covers more families than displayed.
| Reference | Monitor family | Connector |
|---|---|---|
| XY-IBP-206 | Philips / HP 12-pin: Merlin, M1300, MP50, V24 · Mindray PM6000 | 12 pins |
| XY-IBP-236 | GE Marquette: Eagle, Tram Scope 100–800, Solar | 11 pins |
| XY-IBP-251 | Mindray PM7000–PM9000 · Physio-Control VSM | 6 pins |
| XY-IBP-225 | Nihon Kohden Lifescope 6/9/11/12/14, BSM-2100 | 5 pins |
| XY-IBP-226 | Nihon Kohden 2301K, BSM-73 | 14 pins |
| XY-IBP-299 | Dräger PM8014, PM8060 | 10 pins |
| XY-IBP-203 | Siemens Sirecust 400/630/700, SC6000/7000 | 10 pins |
| XY-IBP-209 | Spacelabs 700R, Alpha 9/14 | 5 pins |
| XY-IBP-208 | GE/Ohmeda TRAK4000 · Spacelabs 300–600 · Tektronix | 6 pins |
| XY-IBP-204 | Datascope 80–95 series · GEA-3100 | 6 sockets |
| XY-IBP-201 | Criticare · Dynamap 8720/8781 · Dräger Vitalert 1000 | 6 pins |
| XY-IBP-239 | Hellige 5th generation · Honeywell · PPG | 10 pins |
Compatible cable manufactured by us; brand names identify the monitor's connector model, not a relationship with those manufacturers. When in doubt, a photo of your current cable's connector is enough to confirm the reference.
Frequently Asked Questions — IBP Adapter Cable for Multi-Parameter Monitors
How do I confirm which cable my monitor needs?
Two data points: monitor make and model, or simply a photo of the connector on the cable you use today — pins and layout identify it. With that we assign the exact reference. Never order a 'universal': there is no universal IBP cable, each monitor family has its own connector.
Is the cable disposable or reusable?
Reusable: it is a fleet part that stays with the monitor, like the ECG cable. The disposable part is the transducer that mates to its end with each patient. Hence the usual buying ratio — a few cables per bed, transducers by volume.
Does it work with other brands' transducers?
Yes, provided the transducer-end interface matches (Baxter, Utah or Abbott type). Tell us which transducer your hospital uses and we confirm the right end. The simplest combination is ordering cable and transducer from this same line, already paired.
Are these original Philips, GE or Mindray accessories?
No. They are compatible cables manufactured by us under ISO 13485. Brand names appear only to identify which monitor connector each reference fits — the information a buyer needs to order the right cable.
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Full Description — IBP Adapter Cable for Multi-Parameter Monitors
The cable is chosen by the monitor, never by the transducer
Each monitor family speaks through its own connector — 4 to 14 pins, different layouts. That is why "universal IBP cable" does not exist, and why the ordering unit here is your monitor's make and model. A photo of the connector on your current cable settles it in one message.
A fleet part, not a consumable
The cable stays with the monitor like the ECG trunk does; the transducer at its end changes with every patient. Buy few cables per bed and transducers by volume.
Where these cables fail, and what we did about it
Strain relief at the monitor plug and the transducer socket take all the mechanical abuse. Both are reinforced, because a monitoring line that flatlines from a cracked cable looks exactly like a clinical event until someone wiggles the plug.
What to confirm before ordering
- Monitor make and model, or a photo of the current connector - Transducer interface at the other end (Baxter / Utah / Abbott type) - Quantities per monitor family across your fleet
