Triad Magnetics, Perris, CA, introduces the MD Series of rugged, portable medical-grade power sources. The units, complete with power cord and receptacles, provide a simple and reliable means for safely isolating medical devices , diagnostic instruments, patient monitoring equipment, and electrical stimulus therapeutic equipment from the power line. Units are available with 240VAC or 120VAC input.
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