| Properties | Details |
|---|---|
| SFDA Classification | Class IIb |
| Purpose of Use | It is used to maintain the temperature of newborns |
| Work Location & End-User | Place of work: Incubator and maternity ward End User: Nursing Staff |
| Parts & Accessories | • Skin temperature sensor (can be reused) • Sensor Cover • Light therapy mask • Temperature sensor adapter (can be reused) |
| Operation | The heating element generates a large amount of radiant energy such as infrared rays for a length of more than three microns to avoid damaging the child's eye and cornea. Through convection of the blood and the process of heat exchange between the surfaces of the blood and tissues. |
| Common Problems | • Heating element • Temperature sensor • Light bulb |
| Manufacturers | • GE Healthcare • Dräger • DATEX-OHMEDA • Fisher & Paykel Healthcare |
| Sources | • Saudi Food and Drug Authority • Saudi Food and Drug Authority Document • PubMed • Fisher & Paykel Healthcare •world Health Organizations |
English (UK) 
العربية