Infant Incubators & Neonatal Care Equipment
Infant incubators and a hospital infant bed (bassinet) for neonatal units, maternity wards and NGO health programs.
Key takeaways
- Five infant incubators (HP-X01 to HP-X05) and one hospital infant bed (HP-X06) for maternity wards and neonatal units.
- Temperature control, humidity and alarm options differ by model and are confirmed with the quotation.
- Incubators can be quoted together with delivery beds and patient monitors when equipping a maternity or neonatal unit.
An infant incubator, often called a baby incubator, keeps a newborn warm in a closed, controlled environment. Preterm and low-birth-weight babies lose heat quickly, so neonatal units, maternity wards and NGO health programs use a neonatal incubator to keep body temperature stable while the baby is observed and cared for.
How to choose an infant incubator
- Temperature control. Ask whether the incubator controls air temperature, skin temperature or both, and how the alarms are set.
- Humidity. Many neonatal units add humidity for very preterm babies. Confirm how humidity is supplied and controlled on each model.
- Access and observation. Check the number of access ports, the hood design and whether the mattress tray tilts.
- Mobility and power. Check the castors and brakes, and confirm voltage and frequency for your hospital.
- Cleaning and service. Ask how the hood, mattress and humidity chamber are removed for disinfection, and which spare parts to order with the first shipment.
- Infant bed. For healthy newborns rooming in with their mothers, the HP-X06 hospital infant bed (bassinet) is the simpler option.
Products in this collection
- Infant incubators: HP-X01 to HP-X05 (5 models)
- Hospital infant bed (bassinet): HP-X06
When you request a quote, tell us the number of cots, the level of neonatal care and your power supply, and we will match models and documents.
Frequently asked questions
+Why are incubators used for babies?
Premature and low-birth-weight babies cannot yet control their body temperature well and lose heat and water through thin skin. An incubator provides a warm, enclosed and, where needed, humidified space, shields the baby from drafts and lets staff observe the baby through a clear hood.
+What is the difference between an infant radiant warmer and an incubator?
A radiant warmer is an open bed with an overhead heater; it gives staff full access for resuscitation and procedures but cannot hold humidity. An incubator is a closed chamber that keeps temperature and humidity stable for longer care. This collection lists incubators and an infant bed; radiant warmers are not currently listed.
+What humidity should a neonatal incubator provide?
Humidity targets are set by each neonatal unit's clinical protocol and depend on gestational age and days of life. When you specify an incubator, ask for the humidity method (passive reservoir or servo-controlled), the adjustable range and the cleaning procedure. We confirm these details for HP-X01 to HP-X05 with the quotation.
+What is a hospital bassinet?
A hospital bassinet is a small, raised infant bed used for healthy newborns beside the mother's bed on a maternity ward. HP-X06 is our hospital infant bed.