Baby incubator

The bb-100 infant incubator is a microprocessor-controlled unit designed for neonatal care, featuring a servo-controlled temperature system with LED display. It includes multiple alarm functions for power failure, over temperature, temperature deviation, sensor failure, fan failure and thresholds above 37°C. The keypad lock prevents accidental setting changes, while temperature deviation and over-temperature limits can be adjusted directly from the front panel.

Built with an adjustable infant bed inclination angle and continuous humidity control, the incubator also integrates a therapy timer and a secondary thermal cut-off for added safety. The unit measures 110 x 78 x 96 cm with a gross weight of 100 kg and net weight of 75 kg. Standard neonatal incubators of this class typically use acrylic or polycarbonate canopies for clarity and insulation, with temperature stability maintained within ±0.5°C under normal conditions.

This model is suited for hospitals, clinics and neonatal intensive care units requiring precise thermal regulation for premature or low-birth-weight infants. Buyers typically confirm compatibility with local power standards (110V-240V typical), certification requirements such as CE or ISO 13485 for medical devices, and packaging specifications for bulk or single-unit shipping. Lead times and Incoterms should be verified directly with the supplier.

Zhengzhou Dison Instrument And Meter Co., Ltd. is based in the High And New Technology Development Zone in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, China, with a registered address at Chouzhou Street. The company operates as an imported-tier supplier in the medical equipment sector, specialising in neonatal care devices such as infant incubators.

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