Specification

Packing size	37×28×36cm/14.57×11.02×14.17inches
Packaging weight	4KG
Voltage	100V-240V
Power supply	AC/DC dual-purpose
Display	12.1inches TFT display
Standard parameters	ECG/RESP/NIBP/SPO2/TEMP/PR
Warranty	1year

Product Features

Six Major Monitoring

ECG monitors cardiac electrical activity, RESP records respiratory rate, NIBP measures blood pressure non-invasively, SPO₂ monitors blood oxygen status, TEMP monitors body temperature, and PR tracks pulse rate. These six functions comprehensively cover core vital signs, enabling medical staff to capture changes in patients’ circulation, respiration, and other states in real time, providing accurate monitoring data to support clinical decision-making.

Multiple Parameters Displayed on the Same Screen

The multi-parameter same-screen display function allows medical staff to intuitively view key vital signs data such as electrocardiogram, respiration, blood pressure, and blood oxygen on the same interface without frequently switching interfaces. They can quickly and comprehensively grasp the patient’s status, improve monitoring efficiency in emergency, surgery, monitoring and other scenarios, and help to make timely judgments on the condition.

Print Function

It can print ECG waveforms, blood pressure, blood oxygen and other parameters and trend charts in real time/on demand, making it convenient for medical staff to immediately analyze the condition and mark diagnosis and treatment nodes. It can also archive medical records or be used for referral and handover, providing data support for diagnosis and treatment and ensuring continuity.

Intelligent Alarm System

The intelligent alarm function can monitor vital signs such as ECG, respiration, and blood pressure in real time, and quickly alarm when any parameters are abnormal. This helps medical staff to promptly detect patient abnormalities in scenarios such as rescue, surgery, and monitoring, saving time for treatment and improving the safety and timeliness of monitoring.

Easy to Operate

One-touch monitoring starts quickly and efficiently, and the intelligent shuttle knob reduces the learning curve. Whether you are an experienced medical veteran or a novice using the device, you can easily get started and efficiently obtain patient vital sign data in scenarios such as emergency treatment and surgery.

12.1-inch High-resolution Color TFT Display

The 12.1-inch high-resolution color TFT display clearly displays vital signs data such as ECG waveforms and SPO2 blood oxygenation curves. Its multi-mode adaptability supports monitoring, surgery, and diagnostic scenarios, enabling medical staff to quickly read and accurately capture details, providing an intuitive basis for clinical monitoring and judgment.

Independent Accessories Management Cabinet

The independent accessory management cabinet can store monitoring accessories in an orderly manner to prevent loss or clutter, allowing medical staff to quickly access them in scenarios such as emergency treatment and surgery. It also helps to standardize the storage and maintenance of equipment and accessories, improving ease of use and management efficiency.

Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery

The built-in rechargeable lithium battery automatically charges to full capacity when connected to AC power. If the device’s network power is lost, the monitor seamlessly switches to battery power to keep the device operational. Once fully charged, the monitor can operate for approximately 4 hours.

Application Scenarios

Tertiary Hospitals

For hospitalized patients, especially severe or postoperative ones, it monitors ECGand other vital signs in real time to help medical staff promptly grasp their condition changes.

Operating Room

During surgery, it tracks surgical patients’ vital signs throughout the process to provide data support for the safe conduct of operations.

Dental Hospital

In dental hospitals, it can monitor patients’ blood oxygen, pulse rate, and other vital signs during dental treatment to respond to possible emergencies.

Ambulance

In ambulances, it continuously monitors patients’ vital signs during transfer, offering key data for pre-hospital first aid and subsequent diagnosis and treatment connection.

Product Detail

Sensor Socket

TEMP1、TEMP2	Surface temperature probe socket
SPO2	Oxygen probe socket
ECG	ECG socket
NIBP	Blood pressure socket
IBP1、IBP2	Invasive blood pressure (not available in this monitor)

Function Button Area Identification and Operation Instructions

Serial number	Function	Functional Description
①	switch button	Press this button to turn on the device, long press this button to turn off the device
②	AC power indicator	When the monitor is connected to AC power via the power supply, the indicator light is yellow.
③	Battery power indicator	The indicator light is yellow when the monitor has no AC power and is powered by the built-in battery.
④	Alarm silence	Can turn off all sounds
⑤	Alarm pause	Stop the alarm and start a 2-minute countdown (you choose the time)
⑥	Freeze(or thaw)/Real-time recording	Press this button : freeze (or thaw) the waveform. Press this button long : start recording the real-time output. If real-time recording is in progress, either short or long press this key to stop real-time recording.
⑦	Start (stop) measuring	Press this button: start (or stop) the air pump, start (or end) non-invasive blood pressure measurement.
⑧	Print	Press this button : start (or stop) print. (this monitor does not have this function)
⑨	Menu	Press this button to pop up menu options .
⑩	Knob	The knob moves the cursor (select box) to select the option on the menu or the soft button on the screen ; press the knob to confirm the current option.

Packing List

1. Main unit
2. SPO2 sensor
3. Temperature sensor
4.ECG lead wire
5. Electrode plate refusal×5
6. Ground cable
7. Power cable
8. NIBP extension tube
9. NIBP cuff
10. Instruction manual (CD)
Note:The standard version is for adults. If you need to change to children’s or newborn models, please contact customer service for notes when placing an order.

Product Parameters

ECG

Lead Mode	5 Leads (I, II, I1I, AVR, AVL,AVF, V)
Gain	2.5mm/mV, 5.0mm/mV, 10mm/mV,20mm/mV
Heart Rate	15-300 BPM(Adult); 15-350 BPM(Neonatal)
Resolution	1BPM
Accuracy	±1%
Sensitivity	>200 uV(Peak to peak)
ST measurement range	-2.0~+2.0mV
Accuracy	-0.8mV~+0.8mV: ±0.02mV or ±10%, which is greater
Sweep speed	12.5 mm/s, 25mm/s,50mm/s
Bandwidth	Diagnostic: 0.05~130 Hz Monitor:0.5~40 Hz Surgery:1~20 Hz

SPO2

Measuring Range	0~100%
Resolution	1%
Accuracy	70%~ 100% (±2 %)
Pulse Rate	20-250 BPM
Resolution	1BPM
Accuracy	±3 BPM

NIBP

Mode	Adult Mode	Pediatric Mode	Neonatal Mode
SYS	40~280 mmHg	40~220 mmHg	40~135 mmHg
DIA	10~225 mmHg	10~160 mmHg	10~100 mmHg
MEAN	20~240 mmHg	20 ~170 mmHg	20~110 mmHg

TEMP

Measure and Alarm Range	0~50C
Resolution	0.1C
Accuracy	±0.1C

RESP

Method	Impedance between RA-LL or RALA
Measurement Range	Adult: 10~ 120 BrPM Neonatal / Pediatric:7~150 BrPM
Resolution	1BrPM
Accuracy	±2 BrPM

Installation of ECG Lead

Lead name	color	location
RA(C)	white	(right arm) electrode is placed under the clavicle near the right shoulder.
LA(N)	black	electrodes are placed under the clavicle, close to the left shoulder.Place it on the chest wall as shown above.
RL(F)	green	(right leg) electrode is placed in the right lower abdomen.
LL(R)	red	(left leg) electrode one placed in the left lower abdomen .
V(L)	brown	electrodes are placed on the chest wall.

Warning:In European standards, use of R、L、N、F、C for each lead，in the American standard for RA、 LA 、RL 、LL 、V

Placement of Chest Conductive Pole in Lead 5

Serial number	Location
V1	in the fourth intercostal space on the right sternum.
V2	in the fourth intercostal space on the left sternum.
V3	midway between V2 and V4.
V4	in the fifth intercostal space on the left midclavicular line.
V5	in the anterior row of the left axilla, at the same horizontal position as V4
V6	in the left midaxillary line, at the same horizontal position as V4.
V3R-V7R	on the right side of the chest wall, corresponding to the left side.
VE	on the ridge of the xiphoid process. “V” will result in “V” electrode placement in one of the following locations.
V7	on the fifth rib in the left posterior axillary line.
V7R	on the lower lateral side in the fifth intercostal space on the right posterior axillary line.

FAQ

Cleaning the ECG monitor

1. Most commonly used hospital cleaning fluids and non-corrosive detergents can be used, but please note that many must be diluted before use.
2. Avoid using alcohol-, ammonia-, or acetone-based detergents.
3. The monitor case and screen should be kept dust-free and can be cleaned with a soft velvet cloth or sponge dampened with detergent. When cleaning, be careful not to spill liquids on the instrument and ensure that no liquid enters the interior. The monitor’s side panel has various cable sockets; be careful when wiping to ensure that no water enters.
4. Do not use abrasive materials such as wire brushes or metal polishes, as these may damage the monitor panel and screen.
5. Do not immerse the monitor in liquids.
6. If the plugs of cables or accessories occasionally become wet, rinse with distilled or deionized water and allow to cool in an environment of 40°C to 80°C for at least 1 hour.

Maintenance and Inspection

Before using the monitor, perform the following inspections:
1. Check for any mechanical damage;
2. Inspect all exposed wires, plug-in components, and accessories;
3. Check all instrument functions that may be used to monitor patients and ensure that the instrument is in good working condition.

When cleaning the residual gel at the site where the ECG electrodes were attached after use, some patients were found to have redness and itching on their skin. It was suspected to be irritation from the gel. How should they deal with skin discomfort?

If the patient’s skin feels uncomfortable, immediately wipe off the residual gel gently with warm water and avoid rubbing it hard. If redness is obvious, apply medical petroleum jelly or a mild skin protectant (make sure the patient has no history of allergies). Usually, the symptoms will be relieved in 1-2 days. If a rash or blisters occur, contact a dermatologist promptly for treatment.

Multi-parameter ECG Monitor

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