Contec ECG 100G (1 Channel)

Description Contec ECG 100G (1 Channel) ECG 100G (1 Channel) Descriptions: Contec ECG 100G is a single channel electrocardiograph with features such as thermal printing of the ECG waveform, prompting for “Lead off” or “Lack of paper,” multi-language interface, recording ECG waveform in AUTO/Manual mode, and ease of use. ECG 100G is a single channel electrocardiograph with features such as thermal printing, asking for “Lead off” or “Lack of paper,” multi-language interface, and recording ECG waveform in AUTO/Manual mode, making it easy to use. Contec ECG-100G (1 Channel)Technical Specifications: Safety Type: Class I, type CF applied part, which has defibrillation-proof applied part Lead Standard: 12 leads Input way: Floating and defibrillation protection Patient leak current:<10µA Sampling rate: 1000Hz A/D conversion: 12bit Frequency response: 0.05Hz~150Hz (-3dB, 0.4dB) Time constant:>3.2s CMRR: >60dB, >100dB(Add filter) Enduring polarization: voltage ±500mV Noise level:<15µVp-p Dispose Wave Data EMG interference filter: 35Hz (-3dB) AC filter: 50Hz/60Hz (=20dB) Waveform output Recording way: Thermal printing system Recording paper: 50mm(W)×20m(L) Sensitivity: 5, 10, 20mm/mV Paper speed: Auto-record: auto leads changing – Rhythm record: 25 mm/s, 50 mm/s – Manual-record: 25 mm/mV, 50 mm/mV Power supply AC: 110-220V, 50/60 Hz DC: 7.4V, 3700 mAh rechargeable lithium-polymer battery Fuse Size: 315 x 215 x 77 mm Net Weight: 2.25 kg ECG-100G (1 Channel) Features: Waveform and data are displayed on a large LCD panel. The thermal printing array system with high resolution The frequency response can reach 150 Hz. Capable of writing on channel trace and annotations, such as lead mark and parameter, indefinitely. such as sensitivity, paper speed, and the state of the filter Without changing the ECG waveform, a high-resolution digital filter prevents baseline drift. The IEC safety requirement is met by the floating input circuit. More than 50 patient examinations can be performed with a rechargeable battery. ECG test: Getting an ECG is not a painful procedure. The patient is requested to lie down, and sticky materials are used to adhere small metal tabs (called electrodes) to the skin. On the shoulders, chest, wrists, and ankles, these electrodes are inserted in a conventional arrangement.