140 G3 Patient Monitors G3 Multi-Parameter Patient Monitors
The G3 are an affordable range of portable patient monitors ideal for use on the move. Their compact size and wealth of features allow them to be used in a wide spectrum of environments where comprehensive patient monitoring is vital.
With a device with this many features, it can be easy to get lost. Check out our feature matrix below for a side by side comparison of the G3’s key features.
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G3H Patient Monitors G3H Patient Multi-Parameter ECG Monitor
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DE/233 G3H
8.4” colour TFT LCD display
12.1” colour TFT LCD screen display 5-Lead ECG capability 12-Lead ECG capability 7-waveform display 8-waveform display
Low power consumption Wireless networking function
Rechargeable high-energy built-in battery Freeze frame option
Integrated carry handle for mounting on an ambulance trolley or hand rail
Adjustable vital signs alarm (high & low value)
Unique thoracic impedance & nasal tube double model respiration test method
Drug calculation, ST-segment detection, pace maker and arrhythmia analysis
Respironics ETC02 Standard SpO2 Masimo SpO2
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Module Module
Non Invasive Blood Pressure Temperature Probe Heart Rate
Incorporated Thermal Printer Carry Case
12v Power Inverter
DE/234 G3H
DE/235 G3H
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DE/233 DE/234 DE/266 DE/267 DE/268
ITEM G3H Patient Monitor with Printer
G3H Patient Monitor with Printer & ETC02 Module G3 NIBP Cuff - Adult G3 NIBP Cuff - Child G3 NIBP Cuff - Infant
SUPPLIED WITH RED CARRY CASE
SUPPLIED WITH RED CARRY CASE
The G3H is an affordable, portable patient monitor ideal for use on the move. It’s compact size and wealth of features lend it the versatility for use in a wide spectrum of environments where comprehensive patient monitoring is vital.
• Display: 8.4” colour TFT LCD screen with maximum 7-waveform display • Portable, compact, lightweight • Integrated carry handle for mounting on an ambulance trolley or hand rail • Easy-to-operate user interface • Freeze frame option to identify anomalies in patients condition
• WAN communication port to network the monitor with a central monitoring system - ideal for remote monitoring & physician diagnosis
• Optional built-in wireless networking function • Battery: Rechargeable high-energy built-in battery • Low power consumption with standby mode
• Continuous working time > 1 hour (full battery and measuring blood pressure every 10 minutes)
• Supports external printer to record graph and trend • Adjustable vital signs alarm (high & low value)
• Standard configuration: ECG, HR, PR, SpO2, ST analysis, RESP*2 (RA-LL impedance and nasal cavity), NIBP (with venous punch), TEMP*2(surface and rectal type), Drug dose calculation
• Also available with built in 50mm thermal printer PRICE
£1745.00 £3995.00 £12.95 £12.95 £12.95
Contents: G3H Patient Monitor Carry Bag 5-lead ECG Cable NIBP (Adult & Child Cuffs) TEMP Probe RESP Probe (Nasal Cannulae) SpO2 Finger Probe
DE/256 G3D
DE/261 G3D
Diagnostics
Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply
Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply
Diagnostics
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