ExcelSign E17 Patient Monitor
Features
- 17" high-resolution color LCD touchscreen display
- Modular design provides users with an option of monitoring up to 8 different parameters
- Standard configuration - ECG, RESP, SpO2 (MASIMO / Nellcor / Digital), NiBP, IBP, TEMP. (optional 12-lead ECG)
- Optional Modules -Transport Monitor, IBP, ETCO2, AGM, BIS, CO, RM, NMT, ICG.
- Enhanced Connectivity - USB patient data output, supports external printer, HL7, FTP server upload, VGA for external display, optional Medius+ central nursing station
- Audio and visual smart alarms with 3 different priority levels
- Efficient memory storage provides detailed review of patient status
- Calculation Interface features give users with more information regarding the patient's status
- High performance Li-ion battery allows the device to work for long in low power consumption
In stock
SKU
SBBPL01360-1
Price is inclusive of Taxable Goods
ExcelSign E17 Patient Monitor is available to buy in increments of 1
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The ExcelSign E17 Patient Monitor is an advanced and versatile medical device designed to provide comprehensive patient monitoring in healthcare settings. This patient monitor offers a wide range of monitoring capabilities and features, making it suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities. The ExcelSign E17 can continuously monitor vital signs and parameters such as ECG, heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation (SpO2), and temperature. Its high-resolution display provides clear and real-time data visualization, allowing healthcare professionals to assess a patient's condition accurately. The ExcelSign E17 Patient Monitor is designed for ease of use, with a user-friendly interface and intuitive controls. Its compact and portable design allows for easy transport and flexibility in various healthcare environments. With its advanced features and reliable performance, the ExcelSign E17 enhances patient care and assists in making critical clinical decisions.
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