The DASH® 3000 Monitor is made to withstand your demanding portable applications. Advanced capabilities allow you to reliably move a patient throughout your enterprise, while feature-rich, no-compromise performance at the bedside helps maximize equipment utilization.

Weighing no more than 12 pounds, regardless of configuration, this lightweight monitor is made to move with a patient. The compact, ergonomic package, complete with integral power supply, allows easy handling. And drop-test rugged design means the DASH 3000 is made to withstand your demanding portable applications.

The DASH 3000 also accommodates two invasive blood pressures, mainstream CO2 monitoring, and your choice of full arrhythmia, true 12-lead ECG with enhanced ST segment analysis, cardiac output and PA wedge procedures.

As part of the DASH family of monitors, the DASH 3000 is field upgradable and expansion enabled to leverage your investment over time. To ensure continuity of care, it supports 2-way wired or wireless networking, can import HIS demographic and lab data and can view other patients. And it looks and feels like other GE Medical Systems Information Technologies monitors, enabling users to confidently and efficiently transition from one monitor to the next, throughout your facility.

Plus, the DASH 3000’s smart battery management system incorporates up to two user-accessible batteries. They feature a 4-5 hour run time and recharge in 2-4 hours, either internally or with a charger. Because the batteries can be changed one at a time without loss of function, the DASH 3000 is specifically designed to help you maintain monitoring continuity.

• 8.4″ Display, Transport with GE Ohmeda SpO2, stand alone, non-networked patient monitor.

• English – U.S. 6ft. 1 (one) Lithium-Ion internally or externally rechargeable battery.

• 4-Channel Integrated Thermal Printer.

• Standard Handle.

• Basic Software.

By combining modularity and portability, the DASH 4000 Pro takes the flexible bed concept to a new level, allowing clinicians to bring the ICU to any patient or easily adapt to specific department needs.

Features

– 10.4″ large-format, full-color active matrix display provides convenient viewing from a distance
– The best selection of algorithms to reduce false arrhythmia alarms – Dash leads the industry in rejecting artifact from pacemakers
– GE Healthcare’s exclusive blood pressure algorithms, DINAMAP classic and SuperSTAT improve speed, comfort and artifact rejection while retaining superior accuracy
– The SuperSTAT algorithm, available with the Masimo SpO2 option, assesses motion artifact to effectively distinguish signal noise
– Easy-to-use interface and color-coded patient cables
– Dash Monitors are lightweight, durable and ergonomic – Dash can be used wherever you need reliable patient monitor
– Color-coded connectors simplify set-up
– The optional wireless LAN ensures seamless transitions between hard-wired and wireless networking
– Long-lasting batteries power Dash 4000 for extended use and help support facility-wide portability

The IntelliVue family of networked patient monitors gives care teams throughout the hospital more of the information they need right at the patient’s side. The Philips IntelliVue MP20 provides powerful monitoring capability and essential measurements in a compact package to match the pace and unique needs of intermediate care, ambulatory surgery, post-operative care, special procedures, lower acuity environments, and patient transfer. featuring highly flexible screen configurations designed to suit patient acuity, department protocols, or specific procedure requirements.

The IntelliVue MP20 monitor is easy to use and operate on a networked platform via wireless or wired connections. Through Philips intuitive Multi-Measurement Server and extensions, the MP20 and MP30 deliver the best-in-class clinical measurements including capnography, conventional diagnostic 12-lead ECG, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, respiration, FAST-SpO2, temperature, BIS, and cardiac output.

For the same with features with touchscreen capabilities check out the Philips IntelliVue MP30.

KEY ADVANTAGES

• Powerful monitoring and essential measurements in a compact package for a variety of care settings

• Highly flexible screen configurations for a range of patient acuity levels, protocols, and procedures

• Easy to use and operate on a networked platform that can span the hospital enterprise

• Multi-Measurement Server includes a collection of the most consistently required parameters in a single unit, which saves valuable space

• For patient transport and transfer, the MMS detaches and inserts into any other Philips IntelliVue monitor. Upon return to patient bed, it reconnects to IntelliVue and uploads stored transfer data without recabling or reconfiguring.

• Stores up to 8 hours of data

• Lightweight, only 13lbs. including Multi-Measurement Server and one battery

• Up to five hours battery operation with dual lithium-ion batteries

• Microstream CO2 extension includes optional invasive blood pressure/temperature port

• Capnography Extension choice of mainstream or Sidestream CO2 measurement in a variety of configurations

• Hemodynamic Extension includes cardiac output, continuous cardiac output using PiCCO technology, invasive blood pressure, and temperature. Additional invasive blood pressure port is optional.

• Touchscreen operation makes many functions accessible through simple, one-touch commands

• Wired and wireless connectivity with easy switching from one mode to another

• Navigation Point operation designed for easy information input and onscreen navigation

• Optional integrated recorder offers convenient documentation whenever it’s needed.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Waveforms: Three (four, six optional)

• Monitor screen display: one integrated 26 cm (10.4”) color SVGA

• Screen Navigation: Touchscreen, navigation point compatible (Touchscreen is available on MP30 only.)

• Multi-Measurement Server (MMS): Compatible

• Battery Operation: Optional

• Networking Capability: Standard

• Patient Population: Adult, pediatric, and neonates