Neonatal Incubators and Warmers

Essential life-support environmental control systems designed to provide a thermoneutral, protected, and monitored microclimate for preterm and critically ill newborns. This category includes radiant warmers for open procedures and immediate stabilization, full-size intensive care incubators with integrated humidity control, transport incubators, and phototherapy units. These devices maintain precise temperature and humidity levels, reduce heat and fluid loss, minimize infection risk, and allow for continuous observation and care while supporting vital developmental processes. Ideal for neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), delivery rooms, postpartum wards, and for inter-facility newborn transport.

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Infant radiant warmer (resuscitaire)

$1.00
An Infant Radiant Warmer (Resuscitaire) is an open-bassinet, overhead radiant heating system designed for neonatal thermoregulation and resuscitation. It provides servo-controlled infrared warmth to maintain infant body temperature during the critical transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life. The integrated resuscitation platform features built-in oxygen and air sources, suction apparatus, cardiorespiratory monitoring, and storage for resuscitation equipment, ensuring all necessary tools are immediately accessible during newborn stabilization. Essential equipment for every delivery room and neonatal intensive care unit, the radiant warmer supports thermoregulation, resuscitation, and ongoing care while allowing unrestricted access to the infant. Proper temperature probe placement, pre-warming, and alarm response are critical for safe operation.

Phototherapy Machine

$1.00
A Phototherapy Machine is a therapeutic light delivery system used to treat neonatal hyperbilirubinemia by converting toxic, fat-soluble bilirubin into water-soluble isomers that can be excreted. Using blue-spectrum light from LED, fluorescent, or fiber optic sources, it reduces bilirubin levels non-invasively, preventing kernicterus and permanent neurological damage. Available in overhead, ceiling-mounted, and fiber optic blanket configurations, it is standard equipment in hospital nurseries and NICUs, with portable units available for home use. Safe operation requires proper eye protection, temperature monitoring, and verification of adequate light output.

Standard Infant incubator

$1.00
A Standard Infant Incubator is an enclosed, temperature-controlled chamber designed to provide a stable thermal environment for premature and ill newborn infants. It maintains air temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration while protecting the infant from environmental fluctuations and infection risk. Featuring servo-controlled temperature regulation, access ports for care, and integrated monitoring systems, it supports thermoregulation, respiratory function, and developmental care in neonatal intensive care units. Proper temperature probe placement, humidity management, and alarm response are essential for safe operation.