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Report date: 29.04.2026
Report code: 1777469562
Nihon Kohden Neurofax EEG Device Analysis Report
Device Identification
The product in the images is an electroencephalography (EEG) device used for medical purposes. The device is a complete system mounted on a wheeled transport cart.
Brand and Model
The examination of the main components of the system has clearly identified the following brand and model information:
- EEG Unit: Nihon Kohden Neurofax
- Computer Case: Dell Precision 3430
- Monitor: Dell
- Flash Stimulator Control Unit: Nihon Kohden LS-120
Usage Areas
This device is used to measure and record the electrical activity of the brain. It is widely used in the field of neurology for the diagnosis of epilepsy, sleep disorders, brain tumors, and other neurological conditions.
Quantity Information
There is one fully assembled EEG system in the images. The system includes one wheeled cart, one computer case, one monitor, one keyboard, one mouse, one EEG electrode input unit, one flash stimulator lamp and arm, one flash stimulator control unit, and one isolation transformer/power unit.
General Condition
The general condition of the device appears to be used. The transport cart and device cases maintain their integrity. The parts are assembled and in a set-up state.
Physical Deformation
There is slight soiling and dust accumulation on the plastic and metal parts of the device due to usage. Yellowing is visible on the plastic housing of the flash stimulator lamp. There are signs of dirt and wear on the wheels and lower parts of the transport cart. The monitor screen is off, and no significant damage is visible on its surface.
Mechanical Components
The wheels of the transport cart are in place. The joints and adjustment mechanisms of the flash stimulator arm appear intact. The keyboard drawer and the main body are sturdy.
Electronic Components
The electronic components of the device (computer, monitor, EEG unit) appear intact from the outside. Cable connections are in place. The USB and audio ports on the front panel of the computer case appear to be in good condition. The electrode input sockets of the EEG unit are in place.
Accessories
The system includes a keyboard, mouse, flash stimulator lamp, and arm. Electrodes or patient cables are not present in the images. Power cables and connection cables are visible on the system.
Label Information
There is a label on the isolation transformer/power unit, but specific information such as the serial number, lot number, or REF code cannot be clearly read from the images. Only the text “BREAKER 4.5A” and some warning symbols are discernible.
Screen Analysis
The monitor screen is off; therefore, no analysis of any image, menu, or error message could be performed.
Potential Failure Risk
There is no clear evidence of failure, such as broken parts, that would prevent the device from operating in the images. No crushing of cables or breakage of sockets has been observed. Although the condition of the device is used, it is generally in good condition.
