Galway, Ireland: Solsta, a leading provider of innovative electronic solutions, will exhibit its latest medical technology offerings at Medical Technology Ireland 2025.
The event, which will take place September 24–25 at Galway Racecourse, is Europe’s second-largest and fastest-growing medical device design and manufacturing show. Visitors will be able to find Solsta at Stand 334.
Part of Solsta’s exhibit will feature the Digi Connect® EZ 4 WS, a secure, reliable and IEC 60601-1 compliant connectivity solution for medical environments. It enables seamless integration of patient device data into EMR/EHR systems and other downstream platforms, ensuring interoperability while protecting sensitive health information.
Find us at Stand 334
Backed by Digi’s 40 years of mission-critical connectivity expertise, the Digi Connect® EZ 4 WS tackles the industry’s toughest challenges: interoperability, compliance and security. The Digi Connect® EZ 4 is the future-proof choice for hospital IT teams and system integrators.
Highlights:
- Seamless multi-device connectivity: Four-port serial-to-network connections enable fast and efficient data sharing across multiple devices.
- Flexible power options: Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) allows placement near connected equipment without additional power sources.
- Designed for patient safety: Fully compliant with IEC 60601-1 3rd Edition standards, ensuring safe deployment in proximity to patients.
- Advanced security & management: End-to-end encryption, remote device management, and dual Ethernet ports for maximum reliability.
The Digi Connect EZ 4 WS is a safeguard for patient data and a tool that empowers hospitals to deliver better care,” said Rory O’Connor, Global Key Account Manager at Solsta. “By combining advanced security with flexible integration, it is tackling the real-world challenges our healthcare partners face every day.”
Solsta’s team of experts will be on hand to provide insights into the latest trends in medical device design and manufacturing and to explore potential collaborations.