Infant Incubator Skin Servo Micro Processor Based

Ensure safe, precise thermal care for neonates with this advanced Infant Incubator. Built with a microprocessor-based skin servo system, it maintains optimal environmental conditions for newborns requiring intensive monitoring. Ideal for neonatal ICUs, this incubator integrates dual sensor feedback, digital temperature control, and intelligent alarms to support critical care with the highest degree of safety and accuracy.

Key Features

• Microprocessor-Based Automation – Fully automatic system with advanced thermal regulation for uninterrupted neonatal care.
• Dual Sensor System – Monitors both skin and air temperature using skin and air probes to ensure consistent thermal balance.
• Digital Display – Real-time display of selected and actual temperatures for easy supervision.
• Platinum PT-100 Sensor – Ensures highly precise readings with 100% temperature accuracy.
• Multi-Layered Safety Alarms – Integrated audio-visual alarms for over-temperature, power failure, high/low temp deviation, and sensor malfunction.
• User-Friendly Visual Indicators – LED signals for Power ON and Heater ON status.
• Smooth Mobility – Equipped with four PU sole wheels (100mm) – two with brakes for stability and two plain for easy transport.

How to Use

1. Setup the incubator on a flat, stable surface and connect to a power supply.
2. Position the neonate inside the chamber and attach the skin probe securely as per guidelines.
3. Set desired temperature via the digital control panel.
4. Monitor real-time temperature readings and adjust as needed.
5. Respond to alarms immediately by checking probe placement, heater function, or power source.
6. Clean and disinfect all surfaces after every use.

Technical Specifications

Quick Tips

• Always preheat the incubator before placing the neonate.
• Place probes correctly—skin probe should be in contact with the infant’s abdomen.
• Regularly inspect sensors for damage or displacement.
• Keep the incubator in a clean, dust-free environment.

Warnings & Safety Information

• Use only under the supervision of trained medical personnel.
• Do not exceed recommended temperature limits.
• Never operate with a faulty sensor or alarm disabled.
• Ensure stable power connection; avoid using extension cords.
• Disconnect from power before cleaning or maintenance.