Spacelabs Healthcare has recalled 820 DVI display cables worldwide due to shielding issues that may cause electromagnetic interference with other medical devices. The cables connect monitors used in patient care. Hospitals should stop using the affected cables and follow manufacturer recall instructions. The recall was issued by letter and is active as of 2025.
Due to display cables used for monitors were not in compliance with electromagnetic interference from inadequately shielded cables which may pose serious risk to patient's safety by interfering with the operation of another electronically sensitive medical device are in use.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Spacelabs Healthcare, Inc. or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
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These are external display cables used to connect monitors in clinical settings. They are part of patient-monitoring infrastructure.
Shielding deficiencies can cause EMI that may affect nearby medical devices, potentially compromising patient safety.
This recall is not described as part of a broader industry pattern in the provided data.
Hospitals and clinics may need to replace these cables to prevent possible device interference. No injuries are reported in the data.
FDA enforcement page for Z-0168-2026 and Spacelabs recall notice.
Replacement or refund timeline not specified; expect manufacturer guidance by letter.
Keep the recall letter, product photos, model numbers, and purchase receipts for any refunds or replacements.
Model/Catalog Number: 012-0895-12. Description: 12 foot DVI-I to DVI-I display cable. Used with monitors 91390 and 91393. Classification: Class II. Quantity: 820. Distribution: Worldwide, including all U.S. states and numerous countries. Brand: Spacelabs Healthcare.
No injuries or incidents have been reported.
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