Smiths Medical, BCI Remote Alarm Cable (Normally Open &… recallZ-1014-2013 · Smiths Medical ASD, Inc. · initiated Feb 6, 2013
Class I Terminated All recalls posted in March 2013
Is my device affected?
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Where to find your model and lot numbers · What recall classes and statuses mean
Why it was recalled
In rare instances, the BCI Remote Alarm Cables (BCI Cable) are not transferring alarms when used with some remote nurse alarm systems.
FDA root cause category: Nonconforming Material/Component
What the company is doing
Smiths Medical sent an "Urgent Medical Device Field Safety Notice-Recall" letter dated February 96, 2013 via UPS to all affected customers. The letter described the affected product, problem and actions to be taken. Customers were instructed to inspect their inventory and remove all affected devices from use, complete and return the attached "Confirmation Form", by fax to 1-800-237-8033 or email to [email protected]. The letter stated that a Customer representative will contact customers with instructions for returning affected products for replacement or credit. For questions contact Smiths Medical's Customer Service Department at 10-800-258-5361.
Recall details
- Recall number
- Z-1014-2013
- Recall class
- Class I (most serious)
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated by the company
- Feb 6, 2013
- Posted by the FDA
- Mar 29, 2013
- Recalling firm
- Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.
- Quantity
- 39
- Product code
- CCK
- FDA submissions
- K970209
- Distribution
- USA Nationwide Distribution - including the states of: CO, IL, IN, MA, SC and WI.
Product description
Smiths Medical, BCI Remote Alarm Cable (Normally Open & Normally Closed), Reorder Numbers: WW3398NO & WW3398NC. For use with respiration carbon dioxide measurement equipment. Product Usage: The BCI Remote Alarm Cable is designed for use with the 9004 Capnocheck Capnography (Plus or Sleep) system to transfer alarm signals from the Capnocheck Capnography system to a remote alarm system. The BCI Remote Alarm Cable and the 9004 Capnocheck Capnography systems are intended for use in all critical environments including ventilatory applications, patient transport, and anesthesia.
Code information (models, lots, serial numbers)
Lot Numbers: WW3398NO0820, WW3398NO0847, WW3398NO0948, WW3398NC0822, WW3398NC0847, WW3398NC0947.
Other devices under the same FDA submission
9 devices cleared under K970209 — the recall does not name any of them by identifier. One submission often covers many models, so they may or may not be affected.
- BCI 9004050Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE52 reports
- BCI 9004051Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE24 reports
- BCI 9004000Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE10 reports
- BCI 3311Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE6 reports
- BCI 9004002Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE3 reports
- BCI 9004003Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE2 reports
- BCI 9004001Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE2 reports
- BCI 9004005Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE1 report
- BCI 9004007Icu Medical, Inc. · ANALYZER, GAS, CARBON-DIOXIDE, GASEOUS-PHASE1 report
Sources and updates
- Recall record: FDA Medical Device Recalls, file dated Oct 16, 2026 · View the FDA recall notice ↗
- Devices: FDA GUDID, file dated Oct 13, 2026. Devices are linked when their identifier (with a valid check digit) appears in the recall's code information.
- Page last rebuilt: Oct 18, 2026. Text above is shown as published by the FDA.
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