Philips | SKU: PHILIPS MP2

Philips IntelliVue MP2 Patient Monitor

Delivery and Shipping

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Warranty and returns

Every refurbished unit carries a written MED warranty. Its length and what it covers are exactly what the dealer's warranty states, printed on the product page and on your quote, and they vary by unit. MED never extends a warranty beyond the dealer's. Claims go to MED, not to a third party. Returns are accepted within 14 days on used, refurbished and new equipment.

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Written MED warranty on every refurbished unit. Trade-ins accepted toward this purchase.

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Philips IntelliVue MP2 is a compact and durable patient monitor with a 3.5-inch flat panel display and hard keys for navigation. It has an optional 12-lead ECG monitoring with five electrodes using the EASI method or with 10 electrodes using the conventional method and ECG monitoring with any combination of 3 to 10 electrodes. Its battery can last 3 hours, but can last up to 6 hours with a battery extension. It has optional clinical measures such as multi-lead arrhythmia and ST segment analysis, mainstream or sidestream CO2, and invasive pressure and temperature. Each NBP measure is presented in a comprehensive table of vital signs. It also has an optional wireless telemetry that provides untethered in-room access to ECG/SPO2 data. Its user-friendly interface is designed to improve patient data visibility to let the user focus on the patient rather than on the monitor.