EEG Recorder for Routine and Long-term Monitoring - Encephalan EEGR-19/26 — MEDICOM-MTD LLC

Name: EEG Recorder for Routine and Long-term Monitoring - Encephalan EEGR-19/26
Brand: Encephalan
SKU: 167462
Availability: InStock

Brand: Encephalan

$1,500 - $4,800 USD

MOQ: 2 pieces

Key Features

Number of channels of the main unit: "EEG - 20 pcs. EOG - 2 pcs. ECG - 1 pcs. RD - 1 pcs. EMG - 1 pcs. Body position - 1 pcs."

Bandwidth of EEG channels: 0.016...70

Dimensions of the main unit: not more than 143x85x33 mm.

Additional metrics to be recorded: breathing flow, snoring, limb motor activity, photoplethysmogram (PPG), skin potential (SP), galvanic skin response (GSR), skin temperature, oxygen saturation (SpO2).

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Description

Registrators are designed for registration and analysis of routine EEG studies, long-term EEG monitoring, EEG-video monitoring, for polysomnographic studies, research of evoked brain potentials, for monitoring of cerebral functions and other types of neurophysiological studies. The recorders can work in telemetric and autonomous mode when recording data on a memory card.

Depending on the task to be solved, the recorders can use additional recording and stimulation devices connected to the main unit using Bluetooth wireless technology.

Specifications

Number of channels of the main unit

"EEG - 20 pcs. EOG - 2 pcs. ECG - 1 pcs. RD - 1 pcs. EMG - 1 pcs. Body position - 1 pcs."

Bandwidth of EEG channels

0.016...70

Dimensions of the main unit

not more than 143x85x33 mm.

Additional metrics to be recorded

breathing flow, snoring, limb motor activity, photoplethysmogram (PPG), skin potential (SP), galvanic skin response (GSR), skin temperature, oxygen saturation (SpO2).

Noise level in EEG channels from peak to peak

not more than 1.4 µV

Main unit power supply

From 4 AA Ni-MH batteries, or from USB adapter, or from mains adapter (220 V, 50 Hz).

Communication interface with a personal computer and a network of wireless expansion devices

Bluetooth

mass

400 year