CNSAC Reusable EEG Cap for Adults – 32 Channels
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CNSAC Reusable EEG Cap for Adults – 32 Channels
Description
The CNSAC Reusable 32-Channel EEG Cap for Adults was developed for demanding EEG applications in clinical neurophysiology, neuroscience, and cognitive research. Equipped with reusable CNSAC Gold Cup electrodes, it ensures high signal quality, precise electrode positioning, and reliable data acquisition for complex EEG recordings.
The innovative open electrode system allows direct access to each individual electrode throughout the entire examination. Electrodes with increased impedance can be quickly optimized by replenishing the conductive EEG paste or by making targeted adjustments to the electrode position, without having to remove the EEG cap. Damaged electrodes can be replaced individually, which extends the cap’s service life and reduces maintenance costs.
The EEG cap features 32 recording channels, A1 and A2 reference electrodes, two integrated replacement leads, and two dummy sockets for quickly replacing individual electrodes. The comfortable, elastic material ensures a secure fit and stable electrode contact, even during longer EEG examinations.
Available sizes: S, M, L, XL
Availability: This product is made to order. Production time is approximately 4 weeks.
Properties
- Open electrode system for direct access to each electrode
- 32 EEG recording channels
- A1 and A2 Reference Electrodes
- Reusable CNSAC Gold Cup Electrodes
- Optimization of Individual Electrodes During Recording
- Replaceable Individual Electrodes
- Two built-in replacement cables
- Two blind sleeves for electrode replacement
- Comfortable, stretchy support material for adult patients
- High-quality and reproducible signal recording
- Stable electrode positioning, even during long-term recordings
- Compatible with standard EEG systems via the CNSAC adapter cable
- Suitable for repeated clinical use and research
Areas of application
- Clinical EEG
- Long-Term EEG Monitoring
- Clinical Neurophysiology
- Neuroscience Research
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Brain Mapping
- Studies of Evoked Potentials
- Epilepsy Research
- Universities and Research Laboratories
Electrode Positions (32 Channels)
Additional electrodes (not EEG channels)
