YR05159 Medical Ecg Machine 12 derivations 6 Channel
Manufacturer: Kalstein
Product Description
The 06-channel ECG machine is an electrocardiograph that can collect 12-lead ECG signals simultaneously and print ECG waveforms with thermal printing system. The EKG is commonly used to detect abnormal heart rhythms and to investigate the cause of chest pains. An EKG records the electrical activity of the heart. The heart produces small electrical impulses that travel through the heart muscle to cause the heart to contract. These impulses can be detected by the ECG machine.
Technical description
| Model | YR05159 |
| Elements | specification |
| Characteristics | 7 ″ screen,
touch screen Supports Ecg analysis capabilities |
| Guide | 12 standard conductors |
| prospect acquisition | synchronously 12 leads |
| Input circuit | Floating; Defibrillator protection circuit |
| Input impedance | ≥50MΩ |
| Input circuit current | ≤0.0.05μA |
| Record mode | Automatic: 3CH × 4 + 1R, 3CH × 4,
3CHx2 + 2CHx3,3CHx2 + 2CHx3 + 1R, 6CHX2; Manual: 3CH, 2CH, 3CH + 1R, 2CH + 1R; Rhythm: any selectable lead. |
| Filter | EMG filter: 25Hz / 30Hz / 40Hz / 75Hz / 100Hz / 150Hz DFT filter: 0.05Hz / 0.15Hz AC filter: 50Hz / 60Hz |
| CMRR | > 100dB |
| Patient current leak | <10μA |
| Input circuit current | <0.05 µA |
| Frequent response | 0.05Hz ~ 150Hz (-3dB) |
| Sensitivity | 2.5mm / mV, 5mm / mV, 10mm / mV, 20mm / mV |
| Anti-baseline drift | Automatic |
| Constant time | ≥3.2s |
| Noise level | <15μVp-p |
| Paper speed | 12.5mm / s, 25mm / s, 50mm / s |
| Recording mode | Thermal printing system |
| Paper specification | Sun-7031: 80mm x 20m paper roll Sun-7062: 120mm x 20m paper roll |
| LCD screen | 7 ″ graphic LCD |
| Safety rating | IEC60601-1 class I, type CF |
| Power supply | AC: 100 ~ 240V, 50 / 60Hz, 30VA ~ 100VA |
| Fuse | AC220V ± 10% 2 * Φ5 × 20mm, T2A / 250V AC time delay |
Additional Information
| Weight | 3 kg |
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