The VITALMAX 4100 is designed with an optimal ability against electrosurgical interference. It offers a simple and adaptable interface. Patient information along with vital sign settings can be quickly modified to meet the needs of a patient’s changing condition. The VITALMAX 4100 offers a high resolution 15″ color LCD touch screen for making quick screen adjustments, set default settings, alarm limits, and manage up to 72 hours of detailed patient data. It boasts a very short recovering time after defibrillation, especially suitable for use in an emergency or operating room.
From the patient room to high acuity surgeries, the VITALMAX 4100 monitors are designed to fit in and move to any patient care areas easily. It offers standard measurements of non-invasive blood pressure, ECG, SpO2, Temperature, and Respiration rate. End-tidal CO2 can be added on-site by simply attaching our plug in modules. Dual Channel Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP), 12-leak EKG, Anesthesia Gas Monitoring, and Index-of-Consciousness is also optional in various configurations.
The 15’’ color TFT LCD screen has adjustable brightness, a wide viewing range, multiple waveforms can be displayed on the same screen, and has volume control. The streamlined outline design has a handle, along with a multi-language interface selection.
It contains a unique thoracic impedance method. Advanced digital technology accurately measures SpO2 in low perfusion situation.
The user-friendly design offers a dialogue interface with pop-up menus, dialogue boxes, rotary mouse, low-power consumption with standby mode, rechargeable high-energy built-in battery, blood pressure measurements that are fast and accurate.
It has a drug calculation, ST-segment detection display format that includes OxyCRG diagram, 5-lead ECG waveform, and large digits.
The sound and light integrated alarm parameters can be adjusted easily.
It uses a WAN communication function to network with a central monitoring system so it is efficiently used to make long-distance monitoring, diagnosing, and patient maintenance achievable, and a software upgrade is possible.
