
HP-X04 NICU Incubator with Cabinet Base
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- NICU incubator on a cabinet base with drawers and a door, as shown on the product image.
- Color display in the front panel, an IV pole and tray shelves on both sides.
- The cabinet keeps supplies at the cot and adds weight low down; options are confirmed with the quote.
The HP-X04 NICU incubator sits on a cabinet base with drawers and a door, keeping linen, sensors and consumables at the cot. The product image shows a color display in the front panel, a transparent hood with hand ports, an IV pole, tray shelves on both sides and a castor base.
Key Features
- Cabinet base with two drawers and a door.
- Color display in the front control panel.
- IV pole and tray shelves mounted on the incubator.
- Castor base with large wheels, as shown on the image.
Applications
- Neonatal intensive care units with limited room for separate storage.
- Maternity hospitals and special care baby units.
- Hospital infant incubator tenders that list integrated storage.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination country.
- Mains voltage and plug type.
- Required control modes and options.
- Spare parts to include, such as filters and hand-port seals.
- Documents your device registration requires.
Prefer a keypad control panel? See the HP-X05 newborn incubator.
Specifications
| Model | HP-X04 |
|---|---|
| Type | Infant incubator |
| Display (as shown on product image) | Color display in front panel |
| Base (as shown on product image) | Cabinet base with two drawers and a door, on castors |
| Accessories shown on product image | IV pole; tray shelves |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country, mains voltage and the documents your import license, device registration or tender requires. The specification sheet and user manual are matched to the configuration and options you order.
Frequently asked questions
+Infant radiant warmer vs incubator: what is the difference?
A radiant warmer heats the baby from an overhead heater on an open bed, which gives easy access for resuscitation and procedures. An incubator encloses the baby and holds temperature and humidity more steadily for longer stays. Our current range lists incubators; radiant warmers are not listed.
+What is an infant incubator?
It is an enclosed, temperature-controlled bed for newborns, used mainly for premature or sick babies who cannot keep themselves warm. Staff care for the baby through hand ports in the hood.
+Why choose an incubator with a cabinet base?
A cabinet base keeps linen, sensors and consumables next to the baby, so staff do not leave the cot to fetch supplies. It also adds weight low on the unit.
+How is the HP-X04 different from the HP-X05?
Both have cabinet bases. The HP-X04 has a color display in the front panel; the HP-X05 has a keypad control panel with digital readouts and an overhead frame.