The KL-T7500 is an anaesthetic station pendant for modern clean and general operating rooms, mounted at the head or side of the table. Anaesthetists, operating department practitioners, anaesthetic nurses, theatre cleaners and porters all interact with it throughout the day.
Busy elective lists show its value. In orthopaedics, general surgery, or day surgery, the gap between cases determines how many patients a theatre can treat. With the anaesthetic machine suspended on the column, the team raises the station by motor at the end of a case; they clean the floor without moving equipment, and the next patient arrives on a clear path. Gases, power and data remain connected throughout.
The rotating arm benefits procedures that change the table position. For lateral, prone or head-turned operations, the station swings horizontally to keep the ventilator, vaporiser and monitors at the anaesthetist’s side, and the friction brake holds it once set. Side arms keep monitors and a keyboard for the anaesthetic record at eye level.
Two oxygen terminals let the machine and a second oxygen device run together, while nitrous oxide, compressed air, suction and anaesthetic gas complete the set for general anaesthesia. Four power outlets supply the machine, monitor and pumps, and the internet outlet links the electronic anaesthetic record.
New theatre suites and refurbishments aimed at increasing case throughput benefit most. The extruded aluminium construction wipes clean between patients, the separated routing keeps gas and electrical lines apart, and German-standard terminals tolerate constant connection over many years of service.