5 Para Patient Monitor 15 Inch TFT for ICU & OT

5 Para Patient Monitor 15 Inch TFT for ICU & OT

The 5 Para Patient Monitor 15 Inch TFT is a professional bedside monitoring device designed for hospitals, ICUs, emergency rooms, operation theatres, recovery areas, wards, nursing stations and diagnostic healthcare setups. It supports continuous monitoring of essential patient parameters such as ECG, RESP, SpO2, PR, NIBP and TEMP.

This 5 para patient monitor comes with a large 15 inch TFT screen and 1024 x 768 high resolution display for clear viewing of waveforms, numeric values, alarms and trends. In addition, it supports 8-channel waveform display, multiple working modes, alarm functions, high-capacity storage and wired or wireless central monitoring support depending on configuration.

Key Features

• Professional 5 para patient monitor for ICU, OT, ward and emergency monitoring.
• 15 inch TFT screen with 1024 x 768 high resolution display.
• Supports ECG, RESP, SpO2, PR, NIBP and TEMP monitoring.
• Displays up to 8-channel waveforms for real-time clinical observation.
• Three working modes: Monitoring, Surgery and Diagnosis.
• Multiple display modes including standard interface, large font, ECG full display, OXY, trend table and BP trend.
• Voice, light and character string alarm support with 3-level adjustable voice.
• High-capacity information storage supports review and documentation workflow.
• Wired and wireless connectivity supports central monitoring where compatible.
• AC power and lithium battery support with up to 200 minutes backup.

Technical Specifications

ECG Technical Details

SpO2 Technical Details

Benefits of 5 Para Patient Monitor

This 5 para patient monitor supports bedside monitoring of multiple patient parameters from one professional device. As a result, healthcare teams can review waveforms, numeric values, alarms and trends clearly during routine and critical patient care.

• Supports ECG, respiration, SpO2, pulse rate, NIBP and temperature monitoring.
• Large 15 inch TFT screen helps staff view values, waveforms and trends clearly.
• Multiple working modes support ICU, OT, ward, surgery and diagnostic areas.
• 8-channel waveform display supports real-time review of multiple signals.
• High-capacity information storage supports clinical review and documentation.
• Wired and wireless support can connect with central monitoring systems where compatible.
• Battery backup supports monitoring during movement or power transition.
• Optional IBP, recorder and central monitoring support allow configuration flexibility.

Who Should Buy This?

The 5 Para Patient Monitor 15 Inch TFT is suitable for healthcare facilities that need a large-display bedside patient monitor with essential parameter monitoring and flexible display options. Moreover, it is useful where ICU, OT, ward and diagnosis workflows need clear real-time monitoring support.

• Hospitals and ICUs for continuous bedside patient monitoring.
• Emergency rooms for quick observation of critical parameters.
• Operation theatres for surgery mode and real-time monitoring workflow.
• Recovery rooms for post-procedure monitoring support.
• Patient wards for routine vital and waveform monitoring.
• Nursing stations for patient observation and monitoring review.
• Diagnostic departments for clinical monitoring and documentation support.

Common Applications

• ECG monitoring
• Respiration monitoring
• SpO2 oxygen saturation monitoring
• Pulse rate monitoring
• NIBP blood pressure monitoring
• Temperature monitoring
• ICU, OT and emergency monitoring
• Bedside patient monitoring and clinical review

How to Use Safely

• Place the monitor securely on a bedside table, trolley, wall mount or clinical workstation.
• Connect the AC power supply or ensure the lithium battery is sufficiently charged.
• Attach ECG leads, SpO2 sensor, NIBP cuff, temperature probe and other required accessories.
• Select the correct patient type and working mode such as Monitoring, Surgery or Diagnosis.
• Check waveform display, numeric parameters, alarms, trends and display mode.
• Set alarm limits and voice level according to clinical requirement and facility protocol.
• Use wired or wireless central monitoring only where compatible infrastructure is available.
• Clean sensors, cables, cuff, probes and monitor surface after use as per infection-control guidelines.

Why Choose This 5 Para Patient Monitor?

This 5 para patient monitor is designed for healthcare facilities that need a large-display bedside monitor with essential parameter monitoring, waveform display, storage support, alarm functions and optional connectivity features. In addition, its multi-mode design supports clinical workflow across monitoring, surgery and diagnosis environments.

• 15 inch TFT screen supports clear bedside viewing.
• Standard ECG, RESP, SpO2, PR, NIBP and TEMP monitoring support.
• 8-channel waveform display helps review multiple signals together.
• Central monitoring, recorder, Wi-Fi and IBP options support future flexibility.
• Good choice for ICU, OT, emergency, ward and diagnostic monitoring needs.

FAQs

What parameters does this 5 para patient monitor measure?

This 5 para patient monitor supports ECG, respiration, SpO2, pulse rate, non-invasive blood pressure and temperature monitoring.

What is the display size of this monitor?

This monitor has a 15 inch TFT screen with 1024 x 768 high resolution display.

Does this monitor support central monitoring?

Yes, the supplied details mention wired and wireless support for central monitoring systems, depending on selected configuration and compatible infrastructure.

What working modes are available?

The monitor supports Monitoring, Surgery and Diagnosis modes for different hospital and clinical workflow requirements.

What is the battery backup of this monitor?

The device supports AC power and lithium battery operation with up to 200 minutes of continuous use as per supplied details.

Who should operate this 5 para monitor?

This monitor should be operated by trained healthcare professionals. Readings, alarms, waveforms and trend data should be interpreted with patient condition and clinical protocol.