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Most buyers reaching out are setting up pediatric wards or NICU units in the EU or UK, and they’ve usually already dealt with the supply chain headaches that come with infant-sized equipment — so they want to know if our company can keep up with their order volume and compliance docs without delays.
It’s built around a 304 stainless steel frame and metal housing, so it holds up well in high-turnover environments, and the table top dimensions are 2000 by 530 mm give or take 20 mm, with a height range from 550mm to 780mm — that lifting distance of 385mm is handy for adjusting to different crib heights or procedure tables.
The rated load-bearing is 135kg, which is actually overkill for infants but means structure won’t flex or wobble when you’ve got cables and accessories hanging off it, and the power supply is standard 220V 50Hz which covers most of Europe without needing a converter.
We usually have stock, but confirm lead time — it’s roughly 20 days or so form order, depending on whether you need the CE cerification package and a full set of import documents for customs clearance, which our company provide with every unit (usually 2-4 weeks for the paperwork if you request it upfront).
One thing we don’t promote it for is adult ICU use — the screen size and parameter set are optimized for infants and young children, so it’s not going to replace a full-size monitor for larger patients, and that’s just how it’s designed.
What you get when ordering is the monitor itself, the power cable, a basic set of leads for the common parameters, and the COA with the CE mark as part of the shiping documents, but you’ll want to order the specific neonatal sensors separately since those aren’t bundled in by default.
Yes, the iPM10 is CE certified, and we provide the CE declaration of conformity with each unit. That should cover your regulatory requirements for most European markets.
MOQ is 10 units for the iPM10. Standard lead time is around 15-20 working days after order confirmation, depending on current production load.
No, the 1-year shelf life refers to the recommended storage period before first use if the unit remains unopened in its original packaging. Once in use, the warranty is 1 year from the date of purchase.
Yes, we can adjust the configuration for infant/young child use, including compatible neonatal SpO2 sensors and smaller cuffs. Just let us know your preferred accessories when ordering.
Correct, the metal frame uses 304 stainless steel and supports up to 135kg, so it's sturdy enough for pediatric beds and tables. The table top dimensions are 2000x530mm to fit standard clinical surfaces.
