Compatible vital sign monitors
NEW!!!
We are pleased to announce support for the CPM 8/12, Passport 8/10/12 and ePM 10/12 monitors from Mindray.
Mindray Benevision N1
Mindray ePM 10
EASy supports the Edan IM50, IM70 and X Series vital sign monitors
The PPM3 Nightingale vital sign monitor from ZOE Medical is a compact, lightweight full featured monitor that is capable of monitoring NIBP, HR, SpO2, RR and EtCO2 and Temp. It has a bright display and only weighs 4.5 pounds, making it ideal for mobile anesthesia/surgery applications
ZOE PPM3 Nightingale
We also recommend the SureSigns VM series monitors by Philips. The VS series will also work. The best VM series monitor for the price is the SureSigns VM-6, which exports BP, HR, MAP, SpO2, EtCO2, RR and Temp. The VM-4 and VM-8 series also work with our software. The VM-4 does not support end tidal CO2 (EtCO2) monitoring. Both the VM-6 and VM-8 series do.
NOTE: Philips has discontinued the SureSigns line of vital sign monitors as of 12/31/2016. Refurbished SureSigns monitors can still be purchased from 3rd party vendors
Philips Suresigns VM6/VM8
The Omni line of monitors from Infinium are also certified as compatible with our software. These monitors export BP, HR, MAP, SpO2, EtCO2, RR and Temp. Certified monitors include the Omni, Omni Express and Omni K. Details on these monitors are available at www.infiniummedical.com.
Infinium Omni
If you're considering purchasing new monitors, please contact us to verify compatibility. If you're already using a brand not listed here, let us know what brand and model you have, so we can obtain the specs to see if it can be used for automatic import of vital signs
All the monitors above can be connected to the network via the included Ethernet port. For monitors without an integrated WiFi adapter, you can still connect a monitor wirelessly with a wireless internet adapter such as the GL-MT300N-V2(Mango) Wireless Internet Adapter from GL.Inet. These are nice because they ARE powered by the monitor’s USB port, so tHEY DO NOT need to a separate power supply.
This wireless adapter plugs into the Ethernet (CAT-5) port of the vital sign monitor, and transmits vital sign data wirelessly to your server. If your monitor has a USB port, it will draw power from the monitor itself. If your monitor does not have a USB port, power is supplied by the included AC power adapter.