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That 5.7-inch LCD gives you a clear read on twelve leads simultaneously, we've found it saves time when you're scanning for anomalies during a busy ward round.
But the real workhorse is the noise floor—under 15μVp-p means even in a less-than-ideal ER bay, the trace stays clean enough to trust, and the CMRR hits over 100dB with the AC filter engaged.
It's built for teh kind of quick moves you make between bedsides, weighing in at about 5kg, so it's not going to wreck your back on a long shift, and the 333×260×95mm footprint means it tucks under an arm easily.
Most buyers go with roll paper for continuous recording, but check if your lab prefers Z-fold—we usually keep both in stock, though the lead time on Z-fold is roughly a week or so longer.
Also, you'll want to run it between +5°C and +40°C, which covers most clinical settings, but storage down to -10°C is fine if it's sitting in a cold supply closet between uses.
We've been shippng these for about three years now, and what it does is hold up better than some pricier units in terms the print head longevity—just a practical detail form handling returns.
We typically start at 10 units for first-time orders, but we can discuss smaller quantities if you're trialing the device. Just let us know your needs.
Yes, we include the CE and ISO13485 certificates with every order. If you need a specific format or additional copies for your tenders, just ask and we'll provide them.
It uses 210mm wide paper, compatible with both roll and Z-fold formats. Make sure you stick to that width—anything else won't fit the paper tray properly.
Absolutely. Without the filter, CMRR is above 60dB, and with the AC filter on, it jumps to over 100dB. You can toggle it depending on your environment to cut down electrical noise.
Store it in a dry place, with the temperature between -10°C and +40°C. Keep it in its original packaging or a padded case to avoid dust and shocks, and don't expose it to direct sunlight for long periods.
