Description

The Infant Phototherapy Incubator YR02183 is a state-of-the-art device designed to provide optimal care for newborns requiring phototherapy. This advanced incubator offers precise air temperature control via a computer system, dual display windows for setting and real-time temperature monitoring, and a suite of alarms to ensure safety and efficiency. The removable humidity trough facilitates easy cleaning, while the transfusion shelf and tray add to its functionality. Additionally, the incubator features an RS-232 connector and optional phototherapy integration.

Market Price

The Infant Phototherapy Incubator YR02183 is competitively priced within the market. Generally, similar phototherapy incubators range from approximately $2,600 to $3,500, depending on the features and specifications. To get a precise quote, we invite you to use the Kalstein Plus platform for automatic quoting or contact us directly for more detailed inquiries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What safety features does the incubator have? The device includes various self-check alarms and high temperature mode alarms to ensure maximum safety.

Can I integrate phototherapy into the incubator? Yes, the incubator offers optional phototherapy integration to enhance neonatal care.

Is the incubator easy to maintain? Absolutely. The humidity trough is removable, making cleaning a straightforward task.

Advantages and Disadvantages

This incubator’s major advantages include precise temperature control, easy maintenance, and optional phototherapy. However, the cost might be higher for smaller healthcare providers or individual buyers seeking basic models. Additionally, while versatile, some facilities may require separate units for incubation and phototherapy.

Field Usage

In practical settings, the Infant Phototherapy Incubator YR02183 is used primarily in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) to provide a controlled environment for babies with jaundice. The device’s reliability in maintaining specific temperature ranges ensures a stable environment, allowing for effective phototherapy and overall neonatal care.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, regular maintenance is recommended, including cleaning the humidity trough and checking the sensors’ accuracy periodically. Training staff on proper usage and alarm interpretation is also beneficial to maximize safety and efficiency.

Features

• Computer-controlled air temperature
• Separate windows for setting and real-time temperature display
• Various self-check alarms
• Removable and easy-to-clean humidity trough
• Integrated transfusion shelf and tray
• RS-232 connector
• Optional phototherapy integration

Technical Specifications