Neo 2001 Infant Radiant Heat Warmer Medivion

Self Test System Auto/Manual selection modes Air/Skin servo controlled system Double Digital Display for ACTUAL & SET temperature LCD Display for Messages Centigrade/ Fahrenheit settings Heater power indicator Feather touch keys for easy operation Key pad lock facility AIR/SKIN/MANUAL Modes Power failure alarm -Fault indication alarms for 1degreeC low/high, probe failures, high temperature cutoff, system failure, heater failure, etc.

The Neo 2001 Infant Radiant Heat Warmer EMS is a state-of-the-art medical device designed to provide a stable and controlled thermal environment for premature and critically ill infants. This advanced warmer incorporates the latest technology to ensure optimal thermoregulation and facilitate critical care.

Key Features:

• Precise Temperature Control: Maintains a stable and precise temperature environment for the infant, minimizing the risk of hypothermia or hyperthermia.
• Integrated EMS (Emergency Standby Mode): Ensures uninterrupted temperature control even during power outages, providing critical backup for infant safety.
• Adjustable Temperature: Allows for precise adjustment of the temperature to meet the individual needs of each infant.
• Double-Wall Design: Provides excellent insulation and minimizes heat loss, ensuring optimal temperature control.
• Integrated Phototherapy: Some models may include integrated phototherapy capabilities for the treatment of neonatal jaundice.
• User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls and a clear display make the warmer easy to operate and monitor.
• Compact and Portable: Designed for easy transport and maneuverability within the neonatal care unit.

Benefits:

• Improved Thermoregulation: Helps maintain a stable body temperature, reducing the risk of complications associated with hypothermia.
• Enhanced Infant Care: Provides a safe and supportive environment for the care of premature and critically ill infants.
• Increased Efficiency: Streamlines workflow and improves the efficiency of neonatal care.
• Improved Patient Outcomes: Contributes to better patient outcomes by minimizing the risks associated with temperature instability.

The Neo 2001 Infant Radiant Heat Warmer EMS is a crucial piece of equipment in neonatal intensive care units, providing critical support for the care of vulnerable infants.