Modular Patient Monitor Machine

About Modular Patient Monitor Machine

1) 8 parameters (ECG, RESP, SPO2, NIBP, PR, TEMP, IBP, ETCO2)+Fully independent module ( Independent ECG + Nellcor);

2)  Modular patient monitor, flexible to meet the different monitoring requirements;

3) Flexible operate ETCO2 and dual IBP functions;

4) 12.1 inch color LCD touch screen supports multi-lead 8-channel waveform display on the screen and support multi-language systemi14Full touch screen selectable, more convenient for operation;

5) Patient info input management function;6i14 400 groups of NIBP list, 6000 seconds ECG waveform recall, 60 alarm evens records recall, 7-day trend chart in storage;

7i14Built-in high capacity lithium battery (4 hours) for emergency power outage or patient transfer;

8i14Real time S-T segment analysis, pace-maker detection;

9i14Support diagnosis, monitoring, surgery three monitoring modes, support wire or wireless central monitoring system;

10i14Built-in high capacity lithium battery (4 hours) for emergency power outage or patient transfer.

Advanced Multi-Parameter Monitoring

This patient monitor tracks key physiological indicators such as ECG, SPO2, NIBP, RESP, TEMP, and HR, ensuring comprehensive patient assessments. Suitable for adults, pediatric, and neonatal patients, it is ideal for general wards to critical care areas like ICUs. Reliable performance and precise measurements contribute to better clinical decisions.


Flexible Configuration and Upgradeability

With its modular and expandable architecture, users can enhance the functionality by adding extra modules such as IBP and CO2, tailoring the system to specific patient or departmental needs. The monitor is simple to mount at the bedside or on the wall, adapting to various clinical environments.


Connectivity and Data Integration

The machine is equipped with versatile communication interfaces, including USB, LAN, and Wi-Fi, for seamless data transmission. It supports HL7 and DICOM protocols, enabling effortless integration with hospital systems and facilitating efficient record-keeping, thus supporting quality patient care.