Compact patient monitor AnaVue 4000modularECGRESP
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Characteristics
- Configuration
- compact, modular
- Measured parameter
- ECG, RESP, TEMP, CO2, EEG, NIBP, BIS, SpO2
- Applications
- for critical care, transport, anesthesia
- Technology
- pulse wave analysis
- Options and accessories
- with touchscreen, wireless, with integrated battery
- Other characteristics
- continuous, plug-in module
- Screen size
17 in
- Battery life
8 h
Description
The Penlon AnaVue 4000 Patient Monitor is a sophisticated system that delivers continuous monitoring and data upload during patient transfers.
User-defined multi-parameter display
Seamless monitoring with the EMS plug-in module
EMS module provides full transport functionality as a secondary display, remote from main monitor
Programmable touchscreen configuration
FDA and CE certified
Features
EMS Multi-parameter module/transport monitor
Networkable as standard, with wireless LAN option
Unique display management function uses scalable screen elements to customize the display
User-definable smart-key controls
Quiet, fan-less cooling system
2 GB SD memory card for enhanced data storage handling (upgradeable to 4 GB)
Catalogs
AnaVue 4000
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