ZERONE Radio Frequency Cautery Electrosurgical Unit ZEUS-200 W

The ZERONE hot cauterization device is a multifunctional electrosurgical unit used for cutting and coagulation during surgical procedures. It provides multiple operating modes for pure and blended cutting, contact and spray coagulation, and bipolar coagulation, with REM return electrode monitoring to verify contact with the patient pad and reduce burn risk when contact is insufficient.

Main Features

• Multiple cutting modes including pure cut, blended cut 1, and blended cut 2.
• Coagulation modes including contact coagulation, spray coagulation, and bipolar coagulation.
• REM system to monitor the return electrode and block high-frequency current when contact is not adequate.
• Audio tones and an indicator light to verify operating status.
• Adjustable alarm volume during application mode operation.
• Automatic selection function via double-button handpiece or dual footswitch.
• Output power reset to 1 W when the mode button is pressed for 3 seconds.
• Compact design suitable for clinical use.

Technical Specifications

• Model: ZEUS-200S/150.
• Pure cut power: 200 W / 200 ohms.
• Blended cut 1 power: 150 W / 200 ohms.
• Blended cut 2 power: 120 W / 200 ohms.
• Contact coagulation power: 80 W / 200 ohms.
• Spray coagulation power: 80 W / 500 ohms.
• Bipolar coagulation power: 80 W / 100 ohms.
• Main frequency: 400, 500 kHz.
• Power supply: AC 120 V or 230 V, 50/60 Hz.
• Protection class: Class I, type CF.
• Dimensions: 330 × 320 × 150 mm.
• Weight: 8.0 kg.
• Brand: ZERONE.

Standard Accessories

• Dual footswitch.
• Disposable double-button handpiece.
• Monopolar handpiece and cable.
• Silicone patient plate 240 × 150 mm.
• Disposable patient plate (2 pieces).
• Patient return plate cable.
• Bipolar forceps cable.
• Bayonet bipolar forceps 17.8 cm, tip 1.0.
• Knife electrode 2.4 × 70 mm.
• Ball electrode 5 mm.
• Loop electrode 6 mm.
• Needle electrode 2.4 × 70 mm.
• Curved needle electrode 2.4 × 70 mm.

Applications

• Surgical cutting and coagulation procedures.
• Operations requiring output control through multiple modes.
• Clinical use in hospitals.