Vital signs monitoring covers three distinct equipment groups bought for different reasons: bedside patient monitors for continuous observation, electrocardiographs for diagnostic examination, and defibrillators as emergency equipment. The common selection criterion is compatibility with a central monitoring system, where the facility runs one, and availability of consumables — electrodes, cuffs and paper — over several years.
Yes, provided the protocol matches. When extending an existing system we verify compatibility with the installed central station before ordering.
Typically every 2–4 years, depending on model and cycle count. An expired battery is the most common reason a unit fails at the moment it is needed.
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✨ NewExpertBiphasic 360 J defibrillator with 12-lead ECG monitoring, synchronised cardioversion and printer.
✨ NewHighHolter recorder for 24-hour ECG monitoring with analysis software. CE marked.
✨ NewHighDigital 12-channel electrocardiograph: 5.7″ TFT screen, 300-record memory, 122 arrhythmia types detected.
Yes, provided the protocol matches. When extending an existing system we verify compatibility with the installed central station before ordering.
Typically every 2–4 years, depending on model and cycle count. An expired battery is the most common reason a unit fails at the moment it is needed.
