This advanced 12.1-inch multi-parameter patient monitor delivers comprehensive vital sign tracking with clinical-grade precision. Its large high-resolution TFT LCD display ensures clear visualization of 6 key parameters, including unique dual-temperature monitoring, enabling simultaneous core and peripheral temperature assessment for critical care scenarios.
Equipped with real-time S-T segment analysis and pacemaker detection, the device provides essential cardiac insights for early ischemia identification and paced patient management. The system also features high-capacity data storage for trends and waveforms, an intuitive interface with manipulation guidance, and a 2-hour backup battery for reliable operation during transfers.
Ideal for ICUs, operating rooms, and emergency settings, this monitor combines advanced diagnostics with user-friendly functionality to enhance patient safety and clinical efficiency.
Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor Specification

Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor Specification:

Features	• 6 Standard parameters: ECG, 2-TEMP, NIBP, SpO2, RESP, PR/HR • 12.1 inch high resolution color TFT LCD display • Real time S-T segment analysis, pace-maker detection • Indication of incorrect manipulation and malfunction analysis • Patient info input management function • Muti-lead ECG waveforms display in phase • Large volume of tabular and praphic trends information storage and easy to recall • Capture dynamic waveforms • Up to 2 hours working capacity of built-in rechargeable lithium battery • Unique accessory management cabinet
Standard Configuration	ECG, 2-TEMP, NIBP, SpO2, RESP, PR/HR
Optional	IBP, 2-IBP, ETCO2, Built-in recorder, cart, wall shelf
Standard Accessories	Temperature probe (1 PC) Disposable ECG Electrodes (5pcs) Reusable Spo2 sensor (1 PC) ECG Cable and Leadwire (1 PC) NIBP cuff and tube (1 PC) Rechargable lithium battery (1 PC)

Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor Usage:

Hospital Intensive Care Units (ICUs) & Critical Care: For continuously monitoring unstable patients who need close observation of all vital signs, including advanced cardiac analysis.
Operating Rooms (ORs) & Anesthesia: To provide a clear, real-time view of a patient's status (like ECG, SpO2, and temperature) throughout surgical procedures.
Emergency Departments (ER): For the rapid and detailed assessment of patients in high-acuity situations.
Cardiac Care Units (CCUs): Specifically for its S-T segment analysis and pacemaker detection features to monitor heart conditions.
Intermediate Care/Step-down Units: For patients who require more monitoring than a general ward can provide but are not in critical condition.

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