Cardionics E‑Scope II Electronic Stethoscope

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Empower on-site providers and remote specialists to listen to amplified and filtered patient diagnostic sounds with a digital stethoscope system.

30% Louder Than Acoustic Stethoscopes

The E‑Scope II electronic stethoscope is used for general clinical practices to amplify heart and lung sounds, in telemedicine applications to share patient sounds with off-site specialists, and to empower hearing impaired nurses and MDs.

  • Smart Battery Power

    Smart Battery Power

    An automatic timer will power off the electronic stethoscope after 2 minutes of inactivity, allowing a single AA battery to last up to 6 months of regular use.

  • Convenient Filter Control

    Convenient Filter Control

    The digital stethoscope is equipped with a control filter switch, enabling users to concentrate on heart or breath sound frequencies within a specific range.

  • Powerful Amplification

    Powerful Amplification

    The E-Scope II can amplify sounds up to 30 times louder than an acoustic scope, with a maximum undistorted output of 125 dB.

  • Easy Connectivity

    Easy Connectivity

    Equipped with a USB-style output jack, the electronic stethoscope can be connected to a telemedicine cart for virtual care, headphones for a second listener, or a PC for recording.

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