Baby Warmer (Surgix)

If you are looking to provide a safe and controlled thermal environment for newborns in your hospital or NICU, the Surgix Radiant Warmer is an ideal choice. Designed with the latest technology, it ensures uniform warmth, effective temperature control, and enhanced safety, giving you confidence during neonatal care.

Features:

• Adjustable Heating Unit: Swivel and height-adjustable heating box allows easy access for procedures like X-rays and examinations.
• Uniform Heat Distribution: Full-length cradle heaters ensure even warmth, eliminating hot and cold zones for consistent thermal care.
• Safe Heating Technology: Spark-proof quartz/ceramic heaters provide reliable heating while minimizing any risk to newborns.
• High-Performance Heater: 800-watt quartz infrared/ceramic heating system ensures rapid and stable warming of the baby bed.
• Convenient Control Panel: Digital or manual controls allow precise adjustment of temperature to suit the specific needs of each infant.
• Sturdy Construction: Designed for hospitals, the frame and cradle are robust and easy to clean, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Enhanced Neonatal Care: Ideal for delivery rooms, emergency rooms, and NICUs, supporting the critical first hours of life.

Hospital Benefits:

• Optimized Patient Safety: Stable and uniform warmth reduces the risk of hypothermia in newborns.
• Supports Clinical Procedures: Adjustable height and swivel design allow seamless integration with X-rays and other medical interventions.
• Low Maintenance: Durable materials and efficient heating technology reduce operational issues and hospital costs.
• Ease of Use: Simple controls and clear displays make it easy for nursing staff to operate confidently.

Specifications:

• Product name: Surgix Radiant Warmer
• Brand: Surgix
• Heater Type: Quartz / Ceramic Infrared
• Power: 800 W
• Heating Cradle: Full-length, uniform heat distribution
• Adjustments: Swivel and height-adjustable heater unit
• Safety: Spark-proof system
• Application: NICU, delivery room, emergency hospital care