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Report date: 19.10.2025
Mortara ELI 210 ECG Device Analysis Report
Overview and Product Description
The product shown in the images is a medical device used to measure and record patients’ heart graphs (electrocardiograms). During the examination, the product was identified as an ECG device. The report covers one main unit and the patient connection cables belonging to the device.
Brand and Model Identification
On the device’s front panel and screen bezel, the brand Mortara INSTRUMENT and the model name ELI 210 are clearly legible. Based on this information, the product’s brand and model have been definitively confirmed.
Status and Condition Assessment
The general condition of the device is assessed as used. On the device’s white plastic casing, there is noticeable yellowing, which appears to have developed over time, causing the color to turn to a cream tone. General wear and some small dirt stains are visible on the surface. No broken or missing parts were detected in mechanical components such as the keypad, buttons, and paper tray; these parts retain their physical integrity.
Physical Deformation
The most notable deformation of the product is on the screen surface. The screen has numerous scratches and cracks to an extent that could affect usability. While there are no significant dents or breaks on the casing, there is general wear and tear.
Screen and Electronic Components
The device’s screen is off in the images, so no comments can be made regarding its operational status or image quality. However, it is clearly visible that the screen is physically damaged (cracks and scratches). On the side of the device, there is a socket input used for connecting patient cables, with the inscription “ECG” on it. No physical damage has been observed in this port.
Accessories
A set of patient connection cables and electrodes is provided with the device. The cables appear tangled and disorganized. The accessories that can be counted from the images are as follows:
- 1 main cable distribution block
- 4 clip-type limb electrodes (yellow, red, green, and black)
- 6 bulb (balloon) type chest electrodes (blue colored)
No visible break or significant damage has been detected on the outer surface of the cables and electrodes. However, it is understood that all accessories are used.
Label Information
On the front surface of the device, there is a green “SUITABLE FOR USE” label containing calibration information. The information on this label is as follows:
- Device Name: ECG Device
- Brand/Model: Mortara / ELI210
- Serial No: C11002
- Calibration Date: 21.2017
- Validity Date: 11.2018
The label information indicates that the device’s calibration validity has expired. No information indicating the year of manufacture was found on the device.
Potential Risk Assessment
The most apparent potential failure risk in the images is the cracks and scratches on the screen. This physical damage could negatively affect the screen’s display function or lead to complete screen failure in the future. Apart from this, the yellowing and wear on the device’s general casing are cosmetic flaws and do not directly indicate a risk of failure. Considering the device’s general condition, age, and usage status, it exhibits a stable structure.
