
Laboratory work demands an environment where precision and contamination control are paramount. The integrity of research, cell cultures, and microbiological testing hinges on the absolute
Fast defibrillation, lightweight and compact, all-round protection.
WG012-001
WEGO Defibrillator is an advanced medical device designed for fast and effective defibrillation. Featuring a 4-in-1 mode, it ensures rapid response in critical situations. It is certified according to EN 1789 standards, making it suitable for use in ambulances and emergency transportation.
Compact and lightweight, the WEGO Defibrillator offers enhanced portability without compromising on performance. With two battery capacity options available, it guarantees long-lasting reliability to meet the demands of prolonged use in emergency scenarios.
With an IP44 protection rating, the WEGO Defibrillator provides comprehensive protection against environmental factors. Equipped with multifunctional paddles and advanced BTE technology, it ensures ease of use and efficient operation in life-saving situations.
| Standard Configuration | Manual defibrillation, AED, 3/5-lead ECG, RESP, Thermal Recorder |
| Optional | NIBP, EtCO2, SpO2 |
| Screen Size | 7” TFT screen 800*480 |
| Waveforms | 2 waveforms |
| Power requirement | 100-240V~, 50/60Hz±3Hz |
| 4 in 1 mode, fast defibrillation |
| EN 1789 certified for ambulance and emergency transportation |
| Compact and lighter |
| Two kinds of battery capacity, long lifespan. |
| IP44 protection |
| Multifunctional paddles 1 for 2, advanced BTE technology. |
ICU, NICU |

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