The nice 2000 B Infant Radiant Warmer is a microcontroller-based neonatal warming system designed to provide a stable thermal environment for newborn infants in NICUs, delivery rooms, and neonatal care units. Featuring servo skin control, manual and APGAR modes, a quartz infrared heater, and comprehensive safety alarms, the system ensures precise temperature regulation and reliable neonatal thermal support.
Designed for continuous clinical use, the warmer incorporates a parabolic reflector for uniform heat distribution, a swivel heater module, adjustable mattress tilt, X-ray facility, and memory backup functions. Its user-friendly design, integrated monitor shelf, IV pole, and safety features make it an ideal solution for neonatal intensive care and newborn stabilization.
Key Features
- Microcontroller-based electronics
- Servo skin, manual, and APGAR control modes
- High-speed microcontroller
- No calibration required for temperature probe
- High-intensity quartz halogen lamp
- Quartz infrared heater
- Uniform heat distribution
- Parabolic reflector design
- Heater module rotates 90° to both sides
- Memory backup for previous settings
- Comprehensive alarms and safety cut-offs
- Instant warming function
- Digital 1-inch display
- Thermistor temperature sensor
- Adjustable heater output from 5% to 100%
- Over-temperature protection
- Adjustable height mechanism
- X-ray facility underneath the bed
- Fixed monitor shelf
- Adjustable IV pole
- Lockable acrylic side panels
- Mattress tilt ±15° on both sides
- Rechargeable battery backup
- Swivel castors for easy movement
- Two-drawer storage cabinet
Applications
The nice 2000 B Infant Radiant Warmer is suitable for:
- Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)
- Special Newborn Care Units (SNCU)
- Delivery Rooms
- Labor and Maternity Wards
- Neonatal Care Units
- Pediatric Hospitals
- Newborn Stabilization Areas
- Infant Observation Units
- Postnatal Care Departments
- Emergency Neonatal Care
The system is designed to provide effective thermal management, neonatal resuscitation support, temperature stabilization, routine newborn care, and continuous warming for premature and full-term infants requiring controlled thermal environments.
