Description

The YG1820 Infant Radiant Warmer provides precise temperature regulation for newborns with its dual-control microcomputer system (skin temperature and manual modes). This medical-grade unit features adjustable radiant heating (25-38°C range) and ±0.3°C sensor accuracy, ensuring optimal thermal stability for vulnerable infants. The modular design includes APGAR timer functionality, X-ray cassette compatibility, and optional LED phototherapy for comprehensive neonatal care.

Key clinical features:

• Four self-check alarm systems for temperature deviations (±1°C) and overheating (<39°C)
• 30-minute rapid heating capability for emergency situations
• Tilting radiant canopy and mattress (0-15° adjustments)
• RS-232 data connectivity for patient monitoring systems
• 700VA power efficiency suitable for all clinical environments

Priced competitively in the mid-range neonatal equipment market, the YG1820 delivers hospital-grade performance for delivery rooms, NICUs, and pediatric clinics.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the skin temperature sensor work? The medical-grade probe continuously monitors infant skin temperature with ±0.3°C accuracy, automatically adjusting heat output to maintain set parameters.
• Can this be used for phototherapy treatment? Yes, with the optional LED phototherapy module (sold separately) that delivers 425-475nm blue light for jaundice treatment.
• What safety features prevent overheating? Dual audible/visual alarms trigger at 38°C (normal mode) and 39°C (high mode), with automatic power cutoff protection.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Precision Thermal Control – ±0.3°C accuracy meets NICU standards
• Clinical Flexibility – Optional modules expand functionality (phototherapy/O₂)
• Ergonomic Design – Tilting canopy improves clinician access

Disadvantages

• Power Requirements – Needs dedicated 220V circuit
• Footprint – Requires 1.5m² clearance for full canopy movement
• Accessory Costs – Phototherapy/O₂ modules sold separately

Product Use in the Field

The YG1820 excels in:

• Delivery rooms for newborn stabilization
• Neonatal ICUs for thermoregulation therapy
• Pediatric ERs for hypothermia treatment
• Maternity clinics for routine newborn care

Its rapid heating capability makes it particularly valuable for emergency C-sections and preterm deliveries where immediate thermal support is critical.

Recommendations

For optimal performance:

1. Calibrate temperature sensors every 6 months
2. Disinfect surfaces between patients with hospital-grade solutions
3. Test alarm systems before each shift
4. Use OEM probes for accurate temperature readings
5. Store canopy in upright position when not in use

Upgrade your neonatal care today! Request your YG1820 quote – where clinical innovation meets newborn safety. Our neonatal specialists will help you configure the perfect solution with optional accessories for your facility.

Technical Specifications