g.USBamp 0216US

GUDID EBCI0216US0

The g.USBamp is inteded to measuring, recording and analysis of electrical activity of the brain (EEG) and/or through the attachment of multiple electrodes at various locations to aid in monitoring and diagnosis as routinely found in clinical settings for the EEG.

g.tec medical engineering GmbH

Multiple physiological signal amplifier
Primary Device IDEBCI0216US0
NIH Device Record Key7cbef0cf-65da-4a47-bcad-7267fbe393b0
Commercial Distribution Discontinuation2019-04-08
Commercial Distribution StatusNot in Commercial Distribution
Brand Nameg.USBamp
Version Model NumberUSB Biosignal Amplifier
Catalog Number0216US
Company DUNS300916041
Company Nameg.tec medical engineering GmbH
Device Count1
DM Exemptfalse
Pre-market Exemptfalse
MRI Safety StatusLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Human Cell/Tissue Productfalse
Device Kitfalse
Device Combination Productfalse
Single Usefalse
Lot Batchfalse
Serial Numbertrue
Manufacturing Datefalse
Expiration Datefalse
Donation Id Numberfalse
Contains Natural Rubber Latexfalse
Labeled No Natural Rubber Latexfalse
RX Perscriptiontrue
OTC Over-The-Counterfalse

Customer Support Contacts

Phone+437251222400
Emailsupport@gtec.at

Device Dimensions

Device Size Text, specify0

Operating and Storage Conditions

Storage Environment HumidityBetween 25 Percent (%) Relative Humidity and 95 Percent (%) Relative Humidity

Device Identifiers

Device Issuing AgencyDevice ID
HIBCCEBCI02160 [Previous]
HIBCCEBCI0216US0 [Primary]

FDA Pre-market Approvals/Notifications & deNovo

FDA Product Code

GWLAmplifier, Physiological Signal

Sterilization

Steralize Prior To Usefalse
Device Is Sterilefalse

Device Entry Metadata

Public Version StatusUpdate
Device Record StatusPublished
Public Version Number4
Public Version Date2020-02-21
Device Publish Date2017-11-23

On-Brand Devices [g.USBamp]

EBCI0216US0The g.USBamp is inteded to measuring, recording and analysis of electrical activity of the brain
EBCI02160The g.USBamp is inteded to measuring, recording and analysis of electrical activity of the brain

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