WEP-5204 and WEP-5208 Patient Monitoring

WEP-5204 and WEP-5208 Patient Monitoring

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This is Japan's best selling telemetry central monitor. This nurse oriented patient monitoring system is ideal for the step-down unit, ER, CCU and ICU, cardiac rehabilitation, general ward and other areas. A flexible choice of patient transmitters is available.
•Flexible system configuration •There are two models, 4-patient WEP-5204 and 8-patient WEP-5208 with battery like Nihon Kohden TEC-5521 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-5531 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7431 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7500 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7521 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7531 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7600 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7621 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7700 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7721 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-8321 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-8342 Battery, Nihon Kohden NKB-301V Battery, Nihon Kohden YS-076P5 Battery. You can configure the display depending on the room plan and patient management plan. It can be combined wirelessly with different types of transmitters or multi-parameter bedside monitors.

•Compact and movable solution •One compact body contains the display with alarm indicator, main unit, receiving unit and built-in thermal recorder. You can install it on a cart to give the nursing staff even more flexibility. This is no alternative solution. If you install it on the nursing desk, you can add a second display.

•Highly reliable telemetry •UHF digital telemetry with dual diversity antenna provides a reliable and stable signal. The frequency is different from wireless LAN, so there is no interference or data loss.

•Easy operation •5 types of alarm notification, help ensure that caregivers don't miss alarms.

•High quality arrhythmia detection•Nihon Kohden’s advanced ec1 arrhythmia analysis from our high end Life Scope J bedside monitor is also included in this central monitor.

•Large data storage as standard •96 hours of full disclosure ECG for all patients along with arrhythmia recall, trend, tabular trend and alarm history are standard.