April 2, 2024
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. — April 2, 2024 — CUI Devices’ Audio Group today announced a new line of medical speakers designed to meet the alarm signal requirements of IEC 60601-1-8. The CDSM and CMSM models feature resonant frequencies up to 400 Hz and a smooth frequency response with fluctuations no more than ±15 dB, making them ideal for supporting IEC 60601 medical designs.
Available with a variety of mounting styles and cone types, these medical speakers offer frame sizes from 23 mm to 66 mm, sound pressure levels from 93 up to 110 dB, neodymium or ferrite magnets, and nominal inputs from 1 to 10 W. The CMSM-3116-38 and CMSM-3116-34 models also carry IP66 and IP67 ratings respectively for dealing with moisture and environmental contaminants.
The CDSM and CMSM models are available immediately with prices starting at $4.34 per unit at 100 pieces through distribution. Please contact CUI Devices for OEM pricing.
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Summary
Product name: Medical Speakers
Availability: Stock to 8 weeks
Possible users: Medical applications
Primary features: IEC 60601-1-8 compatible, IP66 or IP67 rated models
Cost: $4.34 per unit at 100 pieces through distribution
About CUI Devices
CUI Devices is an electronic components manufacturer dedicated to nurturing the spirit of innovation by being more human—caring more than is expected, embracing evolution, taking a holistic approach, and having fun along away. The company specializes in an ever-expanding range of product technologies, including audio, interconnect, motion & control, relays, sensors, switches, and thermal management solutions. To learn more, visit www.cuidevices.com.
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