Meridium
Item #: 1B1PDAC Verified
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Overview
Where conventional mechanical prosthetic feet have always represented a compromise between flexibility and stability, electronically controlled ankle joints have until now enabled primarily slight, gradual adjustments to the user’s current gait behavior.
But the new Meridium is completely different, featuring an impressive range of advantages that offer the user a significantly more precise adjustment to the current situation. As a result, the user feels extremely safe and enjoys a more natural pattern of movement.
Incorporating intelligent, real-time control, the 4-axis design adjusts itself immediately to the user’s walking speed and ground conditions, whether on slopes, stairs or varying terrain.
Additionally, when using the convenient Cockpit app for Android or iOS, users can also easily adjust the Meridium via smartphone.
Scope of Delivery
- 1B1-2 Meridium foot
- 2C7 Footshell
- 2C101 Donning aid
- 4G872=K Cover cap set
- 4E50-3 Battery charger
- 757L16-4 AC-Adapter
* A trial of the meridium is strongly encouraged before purchasing.
Specifications
Activity Level | K3 |
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Amputation Level | Transtibial, knee disarticulation, transfemoral, bilateral transtibial |
Footshell Color | Transluscent(1), Beige(4), Brown(15) |
Sizes | 24 cm - 29 cm |
Max. Body Weight | Size (24 – 25) 220 lbs, Size (26 – 29) 275 lbs |
Heel Height | 0-2 in (0-50 mm) |
Approved knee joints | C-Leg, Compact, Genium, Genium X3 |
Weight with footshell | Size (24 – 25) 1275 g, Size (26 – 27) 1485 g, Size (28 – 29) 1555 g |
Structural height | Size (24 – 25) 160 mm, Size (26 – 27) 166 mm, Size (28 – 29) 178 mm |
Accessories
Spare parts
Documents
1B1 Meridium - Instructions for Use
Instructions for use (qualified personnel)
Instructions for Use
PDF Document | Published: Jan 1, 2016
Lower Limb Prosthesis Documentation Guide for Medicare and Medicare Advantage
Reimbursement
PDF Document | Published: Dec 2, 2024