Infrared heater Ampla 2085 Color
Infrared heater Ampla 2085 Color
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Infrared heater Ampla 2085 Color — an open space for caring for newborns from Fanem with radiant heating: the infrared heater warms the bed and maintains the child's body temperature. Essentially, this is a resuscitation table for newborns, where monitoring is conducted simultaneously. The manufacturer designates it for delivery rooms, intensive care units, emergency departments, shared accommodation rooms, and operating rooms.
Features
- 10.4″ color touchscreen with settings, monitoring, and trend graphs; operates even while wearing gloves. Any setting is no deeper than two menu levels.
- Three heating modes: pre-warming, servo control, and manual.
- Built-in gas panel for configuration: resuscitator Babypuff 1020, bubble CPAP Babypap, aspiration, gas mixer.
- Bed-table with foldable sides and manual or electric tilt.
- Tray for X-ray cassette, X-ray transparent viscoelastic mattress with memory foam; heater rotates 180° to avoid obstructing the image.
- Options: scales in the bed up to 10 kg, pulse oximeter SpO2, height adjustment of the bed, lighting at 400 or 1000 lm, phototherapy lamp Bilitron 3006 with adapter.
Power supply 127, 220 or 240 V, 50/60 Hz. Height 205 cm (up to 215 cm with adjustment), width 63 cm without shelf and 100 cm with it, length 112 cm.
Configuration
Heater, built-in scales, pulse oximetry module.
| Advantages/Features | Bed with 360-degree drop sides, X-ray transparent drawer. |
| Autonomous Power Supply | No |
| Brand | Fanem |
| Configuration | Heater, built-in scales, pulse oximetry module. |
| Country of manufacture | Brazil |
| Display/Control | 10.4" touchscreen |
| Gender | Mobile |
| Key Technologies/AI | Servo control |
| Mobility | Mobile |
| Model | 2085 Color |
| Patient Specialization | Newborns |
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