Infant Radiant Warmer with Single/Dual Sensor, Quartz Heater & LED Display

Infant Radiant Warmer with Skin Sensor for Neonatal Care

The Infant Radiant Warmer with Skin Sensor is designed to provide controlled warming support for newborn babies in professional healthcare environments. This infant radiant warmer is available in single sensor and dual sensor configurations, allowing hospitals to select a model according to their neonatal care requirements.

The warmer uses a 650W quartz glass tube heater to provide radiant heat above the infant care area. In addition, the skin sensor monitors the baby's temperature and supports temperature-controlled warming. Therefore, trained healthcare staff can continuously observe temperature readings while caring for newborns.

Moreover, the dual sensor configuration monitors both skin and air temperature. A large 50 mm LED display provides clear temperature visibility. Safety alarms and automatic heater cut-off at the selected temperature further support professional neonatal care.

Key Features

• Single & Dual Sensor Options: Choose skin temperature monitoring or combined skin and air temperature monitoring.
• 650W Quartz Heater: Glass tube heating system provides controlled radiant warming.
• Skin Temperature Sensor: Supports continuous monitoring of infant skin temperature.
• 50 mm LED Display: Provides clear temperature readings for clinical monitoring.
• High Temperature Alarm: Alerts staff when temperature reaches an unsuitable level.
• Power Failure Alert: Provides an indication if the electrical supply is interrupted.
• Heater Cut-Off: Heater output cuts off at the selected temperature point.
• Neonatal Care Design: Suitable for NICUs, delivery rooms and pediatric healthcare environments.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

• First, the skin sensor helps staff monitor infant temperature during warming.
• Next, the quartz heater provides responsive radiant heat for neonatal care.
• Also, the large LED display makes temperature readings easier to view.
• In addition, alarm indicators help staff respond to temperature or power-related conditions.
• Therefore, the warmer supports structured temperature management under professional supervision.
• Moreover, buyers can choose between single and dual sensor configurations.

Applications

• Neonatal intensive care units
• Delivery and labour rooms
• Newborn stabilization areas
• Pediatric hospitals
• Maternity hospitals
• Professional neonatal care setups