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Product Overview
Zoll Medical - R Series - 30320001001130012 - ALS Defibrillator With OneStep Pacing & SpO2
The Zoll Medical R Series ALS Defibrillator is a high-performance advanced life support device designed for reliable emergency care. It integrates Real-CPR-Help for guided CPR, OneStep Pacing for immediate pacing therapy, and Masimo Pulse Oximetry for accurate SpO2 monitoring. The device features a Code Readiness testing system, ensuring quick deployment in critical situations, and employs rectilinear biphasic technology for effective defibrillation.
Features:
- Real-CPR-Help for guided CPR.
- OneStep Pacing system with included pacing cable and ECG leads.
- Code Readiness testing for quick readiness verification.
- Advisory Defibrillation (AHA 2010 Guidelines, 2005-compatible).
- Masimo Pulse Oximetry with Signal Extraction Technology.
- Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP) monitoring with reusable cuff.
- EtCO2 monitoring with CAPNOSTAT 5 Mainstream CO2 Sensor.
- Motion-tolerant RMT technology for reliable readings.
- Compact flash card slot for data storage.
- Integrated AC power (120VAC/60Hz).
Specifications:
- Compatibility: Adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients.
- Included Components: OneStep Pacing Cable, ECG leads, reusable SpO2 sensor, NIBP cuff (23-33cm), 3m air hose, CAPNOSTAT 5 CO2 sensor.
- Power Options: 5.8 Ah lithium-ion battery (sold separately) or AC power.
- Defibrillation Technology: Rectilinear biphasic waveform.
- Warranty: 5-year hospital warranty.
Use Suggestion:
This defibrillator is ideal for hospital emergency rooms, ICUs, and ambulance settings. Utilize the OneStep Pacing system for rapid pacing therapy and Real-CPR-Help for high-quality CPR during cardiac arrest. Ensure the device undergoes regular Code Readiness tests to maintain optimal performance in emergencies. The integrated Masimo SpO2 and EtCO2 monitoring provide continuous critical care support during resuscitation and transport.