The application of infrared transmission technology, remote control probe, along with the brand new design, brings out the SD Series to the top of the list.
SD6 tabletop Doppler's wireless probe, unmatched accuracy in FHR detection, built-in long lasting rechargeable battery and its large digital display of FHR realizes the free movement of patients and enables it for the intended antepartum application since the 10th week pregnancy for midwives, private doctors, general practice, OB office and L&D outpatient service.
Features:
- First and only US wireless Doppler
- Wireless transducer
- Innovative infrared transmission technology
- Convenient remote control probe
- Eye-catching backlight LCD screen
- Accurate FHR calculation
- Provide 2MHz and 3MHz probe
- Built-in recorder
- Dual high-fidelity speakers
- Rechargeable battery for the probe
- Long lasting rechargeable battery for the main unit
- Auto shut off for no signal or no operation
- Portable and lightweight design
- Optional security lock
- Complete carting and mounting solution
Technical Specifications:
Dimensions
Size: Main Unit: 265 x 155 x 180 mm, Probe: 140 x 40 x 32 mm
Weight: Main Unit: 1.7 kg. (with battery and probe), Probe: 95g (SD5), 120g (SD6)
Power Supply
Main Unit: AC: 100-240V, Line Frequency: 50/60Hz, DC: 7.2V (Edan provided Ni-MH battery)
Probe (SD6 only): DC: 3.7V (Edan provided lithium battery)
Display
Effective display area: 62.0(W) x 44.0(H) mm
128*64 pixel screen
FHR Performance
FHR range: 50bpm-210bpm
Resolution: 1bpm
Accuracy: ±3bpm
Recording and Playing
Recording Length: 240s
White Backlight
2 Modes Adjustable: OFF, ON
Audio Output Power
2W
Earphone Jack
3.5mm
Auto Shut-off
1 min/3 min with no signal or operation
Batteries
Main Unit: Ni-MH battery; Continuous working for more than 10 hours
Probe: DC: 3.7V Lithium battery(SD6 only); Continuous working for 3 hours
Ultrasound
Nominal Frequency: 2.0MHz Probe: 2.0MHz, 3.0MHz Probe: 3.0MHz
Working Frequency: 2.0MHz Probe: 2.0MHz±10%, 3.0MHz Probe: 3.0MHz±10%
Data sheet
- Type
- Fetal doppler