Kendall™ H124SG Electrodes

The Kendall™ H124SG ECG Electrodes are compact, disposable foam-backed electrodes designed for reliable cardiac signal acquisition during ECG monitoring, including paediatric applications. Featuring a silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) sensor and conductive adhesive hydrogel, they provide effective skin contact to support clear and consistent electrical signal transmission. Their small, round design, measuring approximately 30 × 24 mm, makes them suitable for use on smaller patients and areas where a reduced electrode footprint is preferred. The flexible polyethylene foam backing helps the electrode conform to the skin, while the integrated stud connector allows convenient attachment to compatible ECG lead wires. Designed for single use, H124SG electrodes offer a practical solution for paediatric and long-term ECG monitoring.

Cardinal Health
Description

Features

  • Disposable, round foam-backed ECG electrodes.
  • Compact dimensions of approximately 30 × 24 mm.
  • Silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) sensor.
  • Conductive and adhesive hydrogel.
  • Flexible polyethylene foam backing.
  • Medical-grade pressure-sensitive adhesive.
  • Stainless-steel stud connector.
  • Designed for ECG and long-term monitoring applications.
  • Suitable for paediatric applications.
  • Supplied in pouches of 50 electrodes.

Benefits

  • Compact design makes them suitable for smaller patients.
  • Supports reliable cardiac signal acquisition.
  • Ag/AgCl sensor technology helps provide consistent signal transmission.
  • Conductive hydrogel helps maintain effective skin contact.
  • Flexible foam backing supports comfortable application.
  • Adhesive construction helps maintain electrode placement during monitoring.
  • Stud connector allows convenient attachment to compatible ECG lead wires.
  • Single-use format supports hygienic clinical practice.
  • Versatile for paediatric and long-term ECG monitoring workflows.
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