UT7000C Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor with ECG, SpO2, NIBP, PR, RESP, and Temperature Monitoring

UT7000C Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor

UT7000C Multi-Parameter Patient Monitor with ECG, SpO2, NIBP, PR, RESP, and Temperature Monitoring

► Product Overview

The GOLDWAY UT7000C is a powerful multi-parameter patient monitor designed for hospital ICUs, emergency rooms, and operating rooms. The device features a 10.4-inch high-resolution color TFT LCD screen, providing clear and intuitive waveform and data readings. Its compact ergonomic design makes it easy to move and install in various medical environments. The UT7000C can continuously monitor key vital signs such as ECG, SpO2, NIBP, PR, RESP, and temperature, providing medical staff with timely and accurate patient status information. It is an indispensable tool for clinical monitoring.

The core function of the GOLDWAY UT7000C monitor is to monitor patient vital signs in real-time and continuously, including ECG, SpO2, NIBP, PR, RESP, and temperature. It helps medical staff detect changes in patient conditions in a timely manner, providing important evidence for diagnosis and treatment, thereby improving medical quality and patient safety.

1. Before use, ensure that the device is correctly connected to all sensors and power sources.

2. Regularly check the battery level to ensure the device functions properly in emergencies.

3. When cleaning the device housing, use a soft dry cloth and avoid using corrosive cleaning agents.

4. Do not use this device in environments with strong electromagnetic interference, as it may affect monitoring results.

5. In case of device failure, stop using it immediately and contact a professional technician.

► Specification

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