Description

The YG1818 Infant Radiant Warmer is a complete neonatal care station combining precision thermal regulation with built-in bilateral phototherapy. This hospital-grade unit features dual-control operation (skin temperature ±0.3°C accuracy and manual modes) with rapid ≤30 minute heating from 25°C to 37°C. The included X-ray tray and RS-232 connectivity make it ideal for comprehensive newborn care, while the 770VA efficient design ensures reliable performance in any clinical setting.

Key clinical innovations:

• Integrated fluorescent phototherapy (8-30 μW/cm²/nm irradiance)
• Four self-check alarm systems for temperature and system monitoring
• APGAR timer with 1/5/10 minute intervals
• Tilting radiant canopy (0-15°) for optimal clinician access
• Dual-display interface showing real-time parameters

Priced in the premium neonatal equipment segment, the YG1818 delivers exceptional value for hospitals needing all-in-one thermal and phototherapy solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What phototherapy intensity does this deliver? The bilateral fluorescent system provides 8-30 μW/cm²/nm – ideal for most jaundice cases.
• Can we upgrade to LED phototherapy later? Yes, the unit supports optional LED module upgrades while maintaining the fluorescent system.
• How does the X-ray tray function? The radiolucent tray slides beneath the mattress for portable radiography without moving the infant.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Complete Solution – Built-in phototherapy eliminates separate devices
• Clinical Precision – ±0.3°C thermal accuracy meets NICU standards
• Time-Saving Design – Simultaneous warming/photo treatment capability

Disadvantages

• Power Requirements – Needs dedicated 220V circuit
• Footprint – Requires 2m² space for full functionality
• Fluorescent Bulbs – Replace annually (LED upgrade available)

Product Use in the Field

The YG1818 excels in:

• Hospital delivery rooms for immediate newborn stabilization
• Neonatal ICUs for combined thermal/photo therapy
• Pediatric units treating jaundice cases
• Maternity centers requiring advanced newborn care

Its integrated design is particularly valuable for space-constrained units where separate warmers and phototherapy systems aren’t practical.

Recommendations

For optimal performance:

1. Calibrate temperature sensors every 6 months
2. Replace phototherapy bulbs per manufacturer schedule
3. Disinfect surfaces between patients
4. Test all alarms before each shift
5. Train staff on combined operation modes

Ready for advanced neonatal care? Request your YG1818 quote – where clinical innovation meets newborn safety. Our specialists will help configure the perfect solution for your facility’s needs.

Technical Specifications