Description

The YG1821 Infant Radiant Warmer delivers hospital-grade thermal management with its dual-control microcomputer system offering both skin temperature monitoring (±0.3°C accuracy) and manual operation modes. This advanced unit features rapid ≤30 minute heating (25-37°C range) and 700VA energy-efficient operation, making it ideal for continuous clinical use. The modular design includes X-ray cassette compatibility, optional LED phototherapy, and electronic height adjustment for ergonomic patient access.

Key clinical innovations:

• Four self-check alarms for comprehensive system monitoring
• APGAR timer with 1/5/10 minute intervals for standardized assessment
• RS-232 connectivity for seamless EMR integration
• Tilting radiant canopy (0-15°) for optimal clinician positioning
• Low-voltage safety design (24VDC) for humid environments

Priced competitively in the mid-to-high neonatal equipment range, the YG1821 provides exceptional value for hospitals seeking premium features without the premium price tag.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the electronic lift mechanism work? The optional smooth electric lift adjusts height by 30cm range with one-touch controls for ergonomic positioning.
• What’s the advantage of LED phototherapy over standard? The optional LED module provides higher intensity (35-50 μW/cm²/nm) with lower power consumption and 10,000+ hour lifespan.
• Can this integrate with our patient monitoring system? Yes, the RS-232 port enables connectivity with most hospital monitoring networks for centralized data tracking.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Precision Thermal Control – ±0.3°C accuracy meets strict NICU standards
• Future-Ready Design – Optional upgrades (LED/O₂/suction) as needs evolve
• Ergonomic Operation – Tilting canopy and optional lift enhance clinician comfort

Disadvantages

• Accessory Costs – LED phototherapy adds significant expense
• Power Requirements – Needs dedicated 220V circuit
• Footprint – Requires 1.8m² clearance with all accessories

Product Use in the Field

The YG1821 excels in:

• Hospital delivery rooms for immediate newborn stabilization
• Neonatal ICUs requiring precise thermal regulation
• Pediatric ERs for emergency hypothermia treatment
• Maternity centers performing routine newborn care

Its rapid heating capability makes it particularly valuable for emergency C-sections and preterm deliveries requiring immediate intervention.

Recommendations

For optimal performance:

1. Calibrate temperature sensors every 6 months
2. Test alarm systems before each clinical shift
3. Disinfect surfaces with hospital-grade cleaners between patients
4. Consider LED upgrade for high-volume jaundice treatment
5. Train staff on all operation modes and safety features

Ready to upgrade your neonatal care? Request your YG1821 quote – where clinical excellence meets innovative design. Our neonatal specialists will help configure the perfect solution with optional accessories for your facility.

Technical Specifications