ICU Medical Equipment parts PHiliph X2 MP2 M3002A Patient Monitor Front Case

Product Specification

PHiliphh X2 MP2 Patient Monitor Front Case

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► Brief Introduction

The PHiliphh X2 MP2 Patient Monitor Front Case refers to the protective casing or cover that is installed on the front panel of the PHiliphh X2 MP2 Patient Monitor. It helps safeguard the monitor's display screen, buttons, and controls from damage, spills, and other external influences.

► Feature

Display: The front case accommodates a high-resolution display screen that provides clear and detailed monitoring information.

Navigation Buttons: It includes a set of buttons for easy navigation through different menus and options on the monitor.

Alarm Indicators: The front case may have visible alarm indicators that alert healthcare professionals about critical patient conditions or irregular parameters.

Parameter Labels: The front case typically displays labels indicating the type of parameters being monitored, such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, etc.

Input Ports: It provides input ports for connecting various sensors and cables to monitor different physiological parameters.

Power Button: A power button is usually located on the front case to turn the patient monitor on or off.

Battery Status Indicator: Some front cases may include a battery status indicator that shows the remaining battery life or charging status.

Speaker: It may have a built-in speaker to deliver alarm sounds or audio alerts.

Removable/Adjustable Module: The front case may have a removable or adjustable module that allows customization according to user preferences or clinical needs.

Mounting Hardware: It may contain mounting hardware, such as brackets or clips, to attach the patient monitor to a wall, bed, or stand.

► How To Use

• Start by ensuring that the patient monitor is turned off and unplugged from any power sources.
• Gently place the PHiliphh X2 MP2 Patient Monitor into the front case, aligning the screen and control buttons with the designated openings.
• Ensure that the monitor is securely positioned inside the case and that all sides are properly aligned.
• Once the monitor is securely placed inside the case, fasten the case using the provided zippers or any other closure mechanism provided.
• Ensure that all zippers or closures are properly fastened to prevent any damage or movement of the monitor within the case.
• Check that all necessary cables and connections are properly connected to the monitor before closing the case.
• Close any compartments or pockets within the front case that may be used to store additional accessories or cables.
• Once the monitor and all accessories are properly placed and secured inside the case, verify that the case is closed completely and securely.
• If the front case has a carrying handle or strap, ensure that it is properly attached and adjusted to your comfort.
• The PHiliphh X2 MP2 Patient Monitor Front Case is now ready for transportation or storage.Ensure that it is kept in a secure location to prevent any damage or accidental opening.

► Specification

►Some Other Services

In addition to the sales of medical equipment, accessories and maintenance accessories, we also specialize in the maintenance of such machines and modules. Because we are proficient in the maintenance technology of hospital equipment, we are good at renovating damaged machines and accessories. Therefore, if you have such machines or modules for maintenance, you can contact us and send them to us, and we will repair them as soon as possible. However, it is worth noting that you must make sure that the items that need to be repaired are not opened and have never been repaired. Otherwise, this is unacceptable to us. Finally, please check your items carefully before sending them.

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