Evoked Potential Caps are available in all sizes. Standard electrode placements are C3', Cz', C4', 01, 0z, 02 and ground. Other electrode placements are available on special order.

The Electrode Board Adapter converts the EEG instrument from individual electrodes to the Electro-Cap. Each wire and phone tip is color coded for easy identification. Once the EBA is plugged into the machine, a single plug connects the appropriate cap. Special and custom EBA's are available.

An adjustable elastic band that fastens around the patient's chest with Velcro. Cap straps attach the cap to the body harness. Proper use of the body harness will hold the cap securely in place reducing the possibility of movement artifact and high impedances.

A temporary electrode which will override the cap wiring in the event of a faulty electrode during a test. A Quick Insert Electrode may be placed into the mount of the faulty electrode and connected directly to the EEG machine until the cap can be properly repaired.

A pair of pure tin cup electrodes with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire and a 2 mm phone tip. A spring-clip back, covered with plastic for patient comfort, is used to hold the electrode in place.

Foam circles with adhesive backing used on the forehead or on any other hairless areas. They keep the ECI Electro-Gel from spreading between the electrodes and absorb perspiration. It is recommended the disks be placed on FP1 and FP2 to prevent the cap from moving up on the forehead. Sponge disks are effectively used on infants due to the tenderness of the scalp and may assist in fitting the caps properly.

ECI Electro-Gel has been specifically formulated for the use with Electro-Cap products. Other brands or types of gel will cause high electrode impedance and various types of electrode artifacts.