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Leltek Medical Diagnostic Equipment

Leltek Charge Dock

Product Code: MDIE-MIEQ-4682

Any 100- 240 V socket powers the dock. The cable meets the scanner magnetically.

Power flows from any wall socket supplying AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz and reaches the scanner as DC 5 V at 2 A through a magnetic charger USB cable. The dock serves LeSONO LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710 and LU300 handheld scanners.

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X-ray Accessories

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Medical Diagnostic Equipment

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New

Origin

Taiwan

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

As a charging dock aimed at human and veterinary handheld ultrasound scanners, the LU/LK/LV Charge Dock takes mains input of AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz and delivers a DC 5 V, 2 A output. AC means alternating current, the form a wall socket supplies, and DC means direct current, the form a scanner battery accepts. The charge reaches the scanner through a magnetic charger USB cable for micro. Voltage is the electrical pressure of the supply, and current is the amount flowing, so 5 V at 2 A together define what the scanner receives.

The defining feature is the supply range. Because the input spans AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz, the dock draws power from the wall socket in whichever room it stands. A scanner therefore returns to charge wherever its department or practice keeps it. The magnetic cable meets the scanner with a magnet, keeping the connection in place with a single action.

The dock supplies DC 5 V at 2 A to every scanner it supports. Those scanners are the LeSONO LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710 and LU300, drawn from the LK, LV and LU lines and covering both human and veterinary handheld ultrasound. The cable carries the charge via USB, and its magnetic end attaches to the scanner. The five models share one supply specification, so a site that holds several of them works to a single set of figures.

The dock is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

The LU/LK/LV Charge Dock supports the ultrasound work that happens between examinations by recharging a handheld scanner so it is ready for the next case. It supports the LeSONO LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710, and LU300 scanners, which cover human and veterinary handheld ultrasound. Handheld scanners travel with the examiner, so the dock is the fixed point where each one returns between cases.

The settings follow the scanners to the dock for charging. They include hospital imaging departments, outpatient and community clinics, point-of-care areas and veterinary practices. In each of these rooms the dock asks only for a wall socket, and its input of AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz means the same dock suits sockets supplying different mains voltages and frequencies.

Users include clinicians, sonographers, and veterinary teams who carry the scanners, as well as staff who keep equipment ready for the day. A magnetic charger USB cable connects to the scanner, so charging is a quick step at the end of a list.

Each listed scanner receives a DC 5 V, 2 A supply. A department or practice that runs several LeSONO lines, such as an LK128 alongside an LV128 or an LU700, works from a single supply specification across all of them. That consistency keeps charging routine, no matter which scanner is returned to the dock. The dock's job is simple: it turns mains supply into the DC supply the scanner accepts, and it does so from a wall socket.

A wide input from AC 100 to 240 V

The dock accepts every mains voltage from 100 to 240 V. The same unit therefore connects to the wall socket of any room it is placed in.

Both 50 Hz and 60 Hz supplies

Mains frequency of 50 or 60 Hz is accepted. A department that moves equipment between rooms keeps the same charging arrangement throughout.

A magnetic connection to the scanner

The charger cable meets the scanner by magnet. Joining the cable becomes a single action, which suits scanners that return to charge many times in a working day.

One dock for five scanner models

The LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710 and LU300 share the dock. A site running several of them draws on one output specification.

Human and veterinary coverage

The dock serves human and veterinary handheld ultrasound scanners. Hospital departments, clinics and veterinary practices all find their scanners among the listed models.

A fixed DC 5 V, 2 A output

Every scanner receives the same output: 5 V at 2 A DC. The figure is the same on each listed model, so the supply is predictable for the whole fleet.

A USB cable format

The charge travels over a USB cable with a magnetic end. A USB lead is a familiar format for equipment that charges from a low-voltage supply.

Power from a wall socket

Mains input is the only power provision the room supplies. A single wall socket within reach of the scanner is enough for the dock to work.

AC 100 to 240 V mains input

The dock takes its power from mains at any voltage between 100 and 240 V. This range is the dock's full input rating.

Mains frequency of 50 or 60 Hz

The input rating covers both 50 Hz and 60 Hz. The dock therefore operates on either mains frequency.

DC 5 V output voltage

The output voltage is 5 V DC. This is the voltage delivered to the scanner via the cable.

Output current of 2 A

The output current is 2 A. With the 5 V output, it matches the dock's full supply rating.

Magnetic charger cable

The cable is a magnetic charger USB cable. Its magnetic end attaches to the scanner when you return it for charging.

USB charging lead

The cable is a USB lead made for micro connections. The lead carries the charge from the dock to the scanner.

Fit for LK128 and LV128 scanners

The dock is listed for the LeSONO LK128 and the LeSONO LV128. Between them, they cover a human line and a veterinary line of handheld ultrasound.

Fit for LU700, LU710 and LU300 scanners

The dock is also listed for the LeSONO LU700, LU710 and LU300. Together with the LK128 and LV128, these make five listed scanner models.

Human and veterinary scanner support

The dock supports human and veterinary handheld ultrasound scanners. One charging dock design serves both kinds of practice.

Charging station role

The dock is the charging station for its listed scanners. It converts mains input into the DC supply those scanners accept.

One supply specification

Every listed scanner works from the same DC 5 V, 2 A output. A site holds one set of supply figures for all of them.

Wall socket operation

The dock operates from a wall socket. The room supplies mains power, and the dock converts it to the scanner's supply.

The LU/LK/LV Charge Dock suits imaging departments, clinics and veterinary practices that run LeSONO LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710 or LU300 scanners and want one charging arrangement for all of them. Its strength is the supply range: AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz comes straight from a wall socket, and the magnetic charger USB cable meets the scanner in a single action. Human and veterinary handheld scanners share the same dock, so a mixed site keeps one routine. The dock only needs one thing from a room: a wall socket within reach of the scanner. The dock delivers DC 5 V at 2 A to every listed scanner.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The dock accepts AC 100 to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz. That range covers the mains supply of a wall socket in a department, clinic or practice, so the dock connects wherever the scanner is kept.

The output is DC 5 V at 2 A. The magnetic charger USB cable carries that supply to the scanner.

The dock is listed for the LeSONO LK128, LV128, LU700, LU710 and LU300 handheld ultrasound scanners. The LK, LV and LU lines are all covered by the one dock.

Yes. The dock serves human and veterinary handheld ultrasound scanners, and the LV128 is the veterinary line among the listed models.

The cable is a magnetic charger USB cable, so it connects to the scanner with a magnet. A single action joins the cable to the scanner, and the charge then flows through the USB lead.

The dock works across that whole voltage band and at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz. One dock specification therefore suits sockets supplying different mains voltages and frequencies.

Together, voltage and current define the output the scanner receives. The dock delivers 5 V at 2 A, in direct current.

It serves the rooms where handheld ultrasound scanners are kept: hospital imaging departments, clinics, point-of-care areas and veterinary practices. Each of those rooms needs only a wall socket.

Clinicians, sonographers, and veterinary teams who carry LeSONO handheld scanners use the dock, as do the staff who keep the equipment ready between cases. That covers scanners in hospital departments, clinics and veterinary practices alike.