For use with
- Resusci Anne Simulator
Bring crystal‑clear auscultation cues and instructor prompts back to your Resusci Anne Simulator with the Speaker Module 150‑14150—the genuine drop‑in audio unit that projects heart sounds, lung sounds, Korotkoff phases, and voice feedback exactly as the manufacturer intended.
Why replace the speaker module?
Prolonged high‑volume sessions or accidental liquid ingress can distort or silence the original driver, compromising scenario realism and learner assessment. Installing this factory‑fresh module instantly restores:
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Authentic heart & breath sounds for accurate stethoscope placement practice
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Distinct Korotkoff tones during manual blood‑pressure measurement drills
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Clear voice prompts & QCPR cues that keep classes flowing smoothly
Key features & benefits
| Feature | Training benefit |
|---|---|
| Wide‑band 4 Ω dynamic driver | Reproduces frequencies from deep heart S1/S2 to high‑pitched respiratory wheezes without clipping. |
| Integrated amp & noise filter | Maintains consistent volume and rejects power‑line hum for distraction‑free learning. |
| Moisture‑resistant mylar cone | Survives alcohol wipe‑downs and the occasional splash. |
| Plug‑and‑play harness | Pre‑terminated JST connector mates directly with the simulator’s audio board—no soldering. |
| OEM acoustic enclosure | Snaps into the torso cavity, preserving calibrated sound direction and volume levels. |
Ideal users
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Simulation centers running cardio‑pulmonary assessment scenarios
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Nursing & paramedic programs teaching manual BP and breath‑sound differentiation
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Biomedical technicians performing annual manikin refurbishments
Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part number | 150‑14150 |
| Impedance | 4 Ω |
| SPL | 88 dB @ 1 W/1 m |
| Frequency range | 80 Hz – 10 kHz |
| Connector | 4‑pin JST PH (female) |
| Housing material | ABS with mylar diaphragm |
| Compatibility | Resusci Anne Simulator & Resusci Anne QCPR models equipped with internal speaker bay |
Quick installation
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Power off and open the torso shell.
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Unplug the old speaker’s JST connector and release its retaining tabs.
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Seat the Speaker Module 150‑14150 in the same cavity; snap tabs until flush.
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Connect the harness; ensure polarity aligns with the board header.
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Close the shell and run the audio self‑test—heart, lung, and voice cues should sound crisp and evenly balanced.
Keep every heartbeat heard and every instruction understood with the Speaker Module 150‑14150—because clear audio elevates life‑saving learning.
