Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor

SKU: 0-730000 Categories: ,
Price range: $2,465.00 through $7,039.00

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Description

The Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor combines all the necessary measurements for patients under conscious anesthesia, for surgical recovery, or bed side monitoring in one unit. The Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor is an incredibly portable, easy to operate with a 7″ touch screen display that is is easy to navigate and read. Additionally, this patient monitor performs a variety of monitoring functions, including ECG, NIBP, Temperature, Respiration, Arrhythmia, and ST Segment Monitoring. With up to 2 or 3 waveforms displayed, graphical and tabular trends, audible and visible alarms and an optional thermal printer, the Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor offers professional features in a small package for adult, neonate and pediatric patients.

 

Standard Accessories Included:

  • ECG Cable (5 Lead)
  • BP Cuff (Adult)
  • BP Cuff Hose
  • Analog Adult Oximetry Sensor
  • Analog SpO2 Extension Cable
  • Skin Surface Temperature Probe
  • Power Cord (110 or 220)
  • Operators Manual

Additional information

Patient Monitor Brand

Patient Monitor Condition

Configurations

Standard Configuration, +Masimo SpO2, +Built in Printer, +Masimo SpO2 & Built in Printer, +ETCO2 & Built in Printer, +Masimo SpO2, ETCO2 & Built in Printer

Features

  • 7 Inch Touchscreen
  • Parameters: ECG, NIBP, SpO2, 1 x Temp. Respiration, Arrhythmia, ST
  • Field upgradable CO2 (optional)
  • 2 year Warranty for Monitors. 60 days for Accessories & Sensors

Features

  • Built-in battery with 2+ hours operating time
  • 7″ Touch Screen
  • ECG, NIBP, Temperature, Respiration, Arrhythmia, and ST Segment Monitoring
  • Field upgradeable CO2 (optional)

Patient Monitor Essentials

  • 7-inch Touchscreen
  • Field Upgradeable CO2
  • 2+ Hours Operating Time
  • Up to 6 Waveforms

FAQs

How many waveforms can be displayed on the Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor?
What standard parameters can the Schiller T-Lite Patient Monitor measure?