M.H.F Simulator for cardiotocographie

Product catalog summary

Overview: The M.H.F Simulator, often referred to as the 'mechanical heart', is designed to simulate heartbeats for testing ultrasonic sensors of cardiotocographs. It is compatible with any ECG simulator and is powered by two 1.5 AA batteries. The device features a LED that flashes in sync with ECG signals and another LED to indicate low battery.

Specifications:

ECG Signal Range: 30 to 240 bpm
ECG Sensitivity: 0.5 to 5 mV
Power Supply: 2 x 1.5V AA (LR6) batteries
Dimensions: 180 x 50 - 40 x 30 mm
Weight: 218 g (with batteries)

Compliance and Standards:

Security: IEC 61010-1
Electromagnetic Compatibility: IEC 61326-1
FCC Compliance: FCC part 15

Features:

Adjustable fetal beat frequency directly on the ECG simulator.
Visual rhythm indication through LED flashing.
Integrated mechanical foetal heart for realistic simulation.

Contact Information: GamidaTECH, 31 rue des Alouettes, 95600 Eaubonne, France. Phone: 01 39 59 86 00, Fax: 01 39 59 16 62, Email: [email protected], Website: www.gamida.fr

Catalog excerpts

Frequently named « mechanical heart », M.H.F generates an impact simulating the beat of the heart and adapts to any ECG simulator. It is used to test ultrasonic sensors of cardiotocographs. Easy to use, this accessory works with two 1.5 AA batteries. A LED flashes in time with the beats of the ECG signals and another alerts the user in the event of dead battery.

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M.H.F MECHANICAL HEART FOETAL S I M U L A T O R Rhythm Indication Frequency of the fetal beats can be adjusted directly on the ECG simulator. Its sensitivity range allows it to adapt to all ECG simulators. Controls visually the beat rhythm thanks to the LED flashing. Physical characteristics Device power supply Measuring range Supply voltage Compliance with standards Mechanical foetal heart Electromagnetic compatibility Reference Description M.H.F - Mechanical Heart Foetal Simulator

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