Description

The YG1819 Infant Radiant Warmer delivers hospital-grade thermal regulation with its dual-control microcomputer system (skin temperature and manual modes) and precise ±0.3°C temperature accuracy. This advanced unit features included oxygen delivery system (6.3L x2 bottles with flow meter) and optional bilateral phototherapy, making it a complete resuscitation station for newborns. The 770VA power-efficient design ensures reliable operation with rapid ≤30 minute heating from 25°C to 37°C.

Key clinical innovations:

• Integrated suction and oxygen delivery for immediate resuscitation
• Four self-check alarm systems (overheat, deviation, sensor fail, power fail)
• Adjustable radiant canopy (0-15° tilt) for optimal clinician access
• RS-232 connectivity for EMR integration
• Fluorescent/LED phototherapy options for jaundice treatment

Priced competitively in the upper-midrange neonatal equipment segment, the YG1819 offers exceptional value for delivery rooms and NICUs needing all-in-one newborn stabilization.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does this model differ from the YG1820? The YG1819 includes built-in oxygen delivery and offers bilateral phototherapy options, making it more comprehensive for resuscitation scenarios.
• What oxygen concentration can the system deliver? The integrated flow meter provides 0.5-10L/min of medical oxygen at 100% concentration.
• Is the phototherapy intensity adjustable? The optional fluorescent/LED modules deliver 8-30 μW/cm²/nm irradiance with dimmable controls.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Resuscitation-Ready – Built-in O₂/suction eliminates need for separate units
• Precision Thermal Control – ±0.3°C accuracy meets JCI standards
• Future-Proof Design – Upgradable to LED phototherapy as needs evolve

Disadvantages

• Larger Footprint – Requires 2m² clearance for full functionality
• Oxygen Monitoring – Needs additional pulse ox for SpO₂ tracking
• Energy Use – 770VA peak draw requires stable power supply

Product Use in the Field

The YG1819 is indispensable in:

• Labor & delivery rooms for newborn transition
• Emergency C-sections requiring immediate stabilization
• Community hospitals without dedicated NICUs
• Neonatal transports between facilities

Its included oxygen system makes it particularly valuable for remote clinics where supplemental O₂ may not be readily available.

Recommendations

For optimal clinical performance:

1. Calibrate O₂ flow meter every 6 months
2. Perform daily alarm tests before first use
3. Rotate oxygen bottles to maintain emergency supply
4. Disinfect surfaces with quat-based cleaners
5. Train staff on combined warmer/O₂ operation

Ready to enhance your neonatal care? Request your YG1819 quote today through Kalstein Plus – where advanced technology meets newborn safety. Our clinical specialists will help you configure the perfect solution with optional phototherapy for your facility.

Technical Specifications